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Revision as of 08:48, 4 February 2025
A Cellphone Orange is a dystopian crime horror film directed by Stanley Kubrick and Tod Williams, and starring John Cusack, Samuel L. Jackson, and Malcolm McDowell.
In the News
A Clockwork Limey is a dystopian noir crime film starring Terence Stamp and Malcolm McDowell.
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External links
- A Clockwork Orange (film) @ Wikipedia
- A Clockwork Orange - trailer @ YouTube
- You Are Invited ... (A Clockwork Orange) @ YouTube
- "Clockwork Orange" - Alex at the Korova Milk-Bar @ YouTube
- Ultraviolence first scene @ YouTube
- Singing in the rain Scene @ YouTube
- Alex arrestment @ YouTube
- Cell (film) @ Wikipedia
- Cell - trailer @ YouTube
- Airport outbreak @ YouTube
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- [ Post] @ Twitter ()
- Post @ Bluesky (5 December 2024)
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- 1970s (nonfiction)
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- A Clockwork Orange (film) (nonfiction)
- Anthony Burgess (nonfiction)
- Wendy Carlos (nonfiction)
- Adrienne Corri (nonfiction)
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- Miriam Karlin (nonfiction)
- Stanley Kubrick (nonfiction)
- Patrick Magee (nonfiction)
- Malcolm McDowell (nonfiction)
- 2010s (nonfiction)
- 2016 (nonfiction)
- Cell (film) (nonfiction)
- John Cusack (nonfiction)
- Isabelle Fuhrman (nonfiction)
- Horror (nonfiction)
- Samuel L. Jackson (nonfiction)
- Stacy Keach (nonfiction)
- Stephen King (nonfiction)
- Owen Teague (nonfiction)
- Telephones (nonfiction)
- Tod Williams (nonfiction)
- Marcelo Zarvos (nonfiction)
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