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How does this film reference 'a clockwork orange'?

posted 14 years ago by ClenRen
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It dosen't say anywhere on this site how.

[–] Kevlar281 14 years ago

The home invasion.

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Watching the movie as i say this, and it's at the home invasion right now. First think i thought of was A Clock Work Orange.

[–] ikilledfenner 13 years ago

Plus pestering the tramp, while its not violent like ACO is its very simerler and the way they commuinicate when there doing somethng destructive like a pack of hyenas as are the CO gang. Its a good film thou.

Kazuo Kiriyama

Mitsuko Souma

[–] davidmuohy 12 years ago

the part when one of the whites flashed his beanbag and anus at the *beep* when they are running for that *beep* infested piss wall of a HEADQUATERS

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[–] davidmuohy 12 years ago

the sunny Melbourne on postcards? wtf are you talking about melbourne is a rainy *beep* of a place in winter

[–] Eponymous-too 12 years ago

The long drink of milk by the lead.

"My name is Paikea Apirana, and I come from a long line of chiefs stretching all the way back to the Whale Rider."

[–] spookyrat1 9 years ago

As indicated above there are a heap of references and homages to ACO, but this film is not a patch on Kubrick's.🐭

[–] dcmMovielover 9 years ago

Attack in the subway tunnel. Dirty drunken tramp in shopping arcade. Home invasion. Driving car through the night. There's heaps of visual nods to "Clockwork" not least the conformity of the gang mentality and the extreme violence.

[–] bobbydallas (8059) 3 years ago

^ this.