A Clockwork Orange - bath scene (singing in the rain)

[@eyes1184]

I just noticed The Writer's facial expressions and body language when reacting to Alex's singing. It's the same as Alex when Alex hears Beethoven's Symphony Number 9. Shows even though The Writer wasn't subjected to the ludavico technique, he got sick when hearing Singing In The Rain because of what happened to him and his wife. Striking mirror reflection there.

[@eweerf3425]

Eyes11 thank you for pointing out this fine detail!

[@cruzo3512]

Wow. Really nice catch. What a movie

[@danielplainview2584]

It's also an obvious point, but Mr. Alexander and Alex DeLarge share a name in common, too.

[@chickenringNYC]

Yep, definitely a trademark Kubrick look though.. the "Kubrick stare".. head downward, eyes up. Private Pyle in FMJ, Jack in The Shining, the Writer here, it's all over his work and it's so awesome! Another tidbit, of course Kubrick remembered how powerful the framing is laying down next to the door..he used it again when Jack is stuck in the pantry in the Shining!

[@jacksonbridges8108]

I saw The Writer’s face as the same face he made while his wife was being raped at the beginning of the movie. Because he is hearing the song it triggers his PTSD to assume the same position as when he originally heard the song

[@SixHundredAndSixtySix]

The most suspenseful bath ever.

[@johnstriker480]

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[@ArchiduquesaMA]

The feeling of anxiety this movie delivers is too much

[@JohnKielyreplicant]

Just, singing in the rain........

[@MUFC-e4p]

MakeupByCovi How does it make u feel anxious?

[@ワロタ-h4l]

MakeupByCovi This movie makes me excite tho

[@rayc8396]

Good hope it triggers you lol. This movie not for you.

[@baileycrawly]

MakeupByCovi I felt anxious for Alex in this scene, the realization I had no idea what the writer would do to him and by this point I really felt for Alex lol

[@deerheart87]

The face I make when McDonald's tells me the milkshake machine has broken

[@davekp6773]

I can relate to that. "Sorry sir, the milkshake machine is on its cleaning cycle" arrrrrrrrrrgh, only bloody reason i go there.

[@MrJimmyTide]

Understandable. Have a good day.

[@eduardodellacqua]

Never happened to me

[@boryo5001]

My situation has been worst The 1 € hamburger 🍔 became more expensive 🫰🏻 1'30€

[@ghostface7591]

TRYYY THE WINE!!!!!

[@irony373]

FOOD ALRIGHT!?

[@mezalong]

Wrong scene.

[@burnikshrapnel]

I like that scene 😂😂😂

[@rhyno5289]

NO SHE’S DEAD!!!!

[@DamBaker95]

MY HEALTH DOESN'T ALLOW IT

[@formerlymason]

HE JUST HAD TO SING "SINGING IN THE RAIN"!

[@seaotter4439]

Mr.SexTrain Fun Fact: that was entirely improv by McDowell.

[@KushGee]

How was it random by McDowell if it was in the book???? Fun fact don't pull shit out ya ass n say its fact

[@margauxemmanuel6255]

Mo APR bruh it’s not in the book...

[@espresso5512]

Bro he is right. The idea of the song was from McDowell himself. In the book, there's no Singin In The Rain at all

[@ricarleite]

It is NOT in the book. But it was not really "improvised", Kubrick asked McDowell if he could sing a bit in the rape scene, and he started to sing this song because it was the only one he knew all the lyrics to. Kubrick rushed to the phone and purchased the rights for the song. He then re-wrote the script to incorporate the song. So, in a way, it was "scripted".

[@Xqrement]

Despite the quiet mood of the scene, this is in fact one of the most terrifying scenes on the movie to me. That facial expression from the writer while hearing that song, remembering the trauma of watching her wife being raped to death... Absolute horror IMO.

[@rolandpereira4161]

The old man's acting and speech delivery was amazing

[@Yahirplaysminecraft]

I mean raped to death dosen't sound right. More driven to suicide.

[@nathanaelamante8413]

She wasn't raped to death, She committed suicide after

[@BHALT0S]

she enjoyed it though... in the film etc.

[@Videosop23]

@@BHALT0S No, she didn't.

[@applefan2151]

His facial reaction was the only thing that freaked me out in this movie.

[@malibusunset8453]

hahaha yes

[@punklizard4214]

hhhhhhh

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

Not the r-pe scene or the m-rder scene?

[@kimmyfreak200]

ptsd is no joke ...lol

[@Correxis]

Same... Both the earlier "Singing in the Rain" incident (you the one I mean) absolutely chilled me

[@zinniasegura7508]

This was my favorite change from the book. The singing amplified the heart-wrenching feeling and anxiety of the scene so much!! Another reason why I adore this film.

[@matthewschwartz6607]

The old man knew who he was in the book too?

[@orbitalbutt6757]

​​@@matthewschwartz6607 He did. It wasn't singing in the rain, it was Alex's nadsat slang. It was a slow, creeping realization in the book. He doesn't make some ridiculous face, he starts verbalizing his thoughts and they just start coming faster and faster and getting more and more violent and unhinged as the certainty grows, until he's raving like a lunatic, while his partners in crime try to keep him from straight up murdering this kid they want to use to expose the governments fascist oppressions. He wasn't a wheelchair guy in the book either, he was more than capable of ripping the little bastard limb from limb. It took all four of Alex's droogs to hold him down while Alex raped his wife. Towards the end they say that he had to be imprisoned for Alex's safety; he'd run mad with a butchers knife and was going to joint him like a hog.

[@TheDjackso1]

Malcom was the one who came up with the song and the dance only a few days before filming

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

2:35 when I realized I'd been watching KZbin on data instead of WiFi for 2 hours.

[@amvjrage9864]

I wonder how many times did it take to get that face the way that Kubrick wanted.We all know that Kubrick was a perfectionalist so it must've been a lot.

[@tecnostefano4629]

Portare da mangiare ai vecchio okey

[@TheJaviferrol]

I wonder if they got Uncle Hector´s faccial expressions on Breaking Bad from this movie

[@ZoeysComputerShow]

Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! DING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

***** Makes sense since they referenced about every gangster, drug and crime movie in that show.

[@andrew1984uk]

+TheJaviferrol Funny you should mention that, Breaking Bad makes a few 'nods' to Stanley Kubrick. There's one episode where a cop radios in and uses the code 'KDK-12'. KDK-12 was the code for the Overlook Hotel in The Shining. Just saying....

[@hash2718]

TheJaviferrol I was thinking that too!!!!

[@805031]

Hahaha he even looks a bit like him

[@rshelley7496]

When you can't hold it anymore and someone's taking forever in your bathroom

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

Lol

[@kimmyfreak200]

lol

[@fl8281]

It's pretty much what it's looks like

[@fl8281]

Lol

[@amauradarthorne9149]

The dude panicking at the end reminded me of 'The Shinning'

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

"Wendy! You got a big surprise coming to you!"

[@devinbell4816]

Same director

[@baileycrawly]

Amaura Darthorne I kinda wondered if that was intentional when I saw it the first time! I mean Kubrick was very obviously 100% dedicated to every small detail so it’s probably intentional.

[@OrphanedZombie]

Like Danny's seizure in the old lady bath scene

[@34672rr]

@@baileycrawly same as the guy from full metal jacket, it's a common kubrick technique, called the "kubrick stare"

[@justaclown3228]

THAT FACE

[@CloveCoast]

I’m realizing this scene is more than just the irony of the song, it’s Alex showing his old true self again, soon as he got to get cozy lol. It seems like Alex, whether subconsciously or consciously, was making sure to delivering the dog-whistle to his crippled victim, which re-asserts power over him. With all the circumstances here, Alex clearly is still void of empathy, not a fixed man, but even raising high in volume when he’s singing it, ensuring it gets into the old man’s earshot from the tub (his VICTIM’s tub in VICTIM’s house, the same victim Alex had crippled previously, and the SAME one who literally saved Alex’s life and made a bath like 15 minutes ago lol. The behavior is so over the line when you gather all the layers of it. If anyone could ever truly BITE the hand that feeds them, well, Alex has definitively bit the hand. I can’t imagine how a more malignant personality could even be imagined. The depth of how vile Alex is, and how vile their dystopia police state is, it’s pretty wild lol. So it doesn’t really look like an accident but more like he’d only continue his subliminal games to just overpower another victim. After all the systematizing of Alex’s min, and the MKULTRA torture, it really goes to show how impermeable Alex’s evil ways are. This film has some seriously disturbing characters man. Talk about DEPTH, psychologically & sociologically. My fav Kubrick film probably, can’t really get over ones like this.

[@mizofan]

MKULtra- still, most people haven't even heard of it and brand people loony "conspiracy theorists" when pointing to various government and establishment conspiracies- it's conspiracy deniers who live in cloud cuckoo land.

[@matthewschwartz6607]

Alex wasn’t doing it deliberately. He didn’t want the old man to find out who he was.

[@griffincobb7216]

@@matthewschwartz6607 I mean he was enhancing his vocals so I think he wanted him to Hear

[@matthewschwartz6607]

@@griffincobb7216 - Not really. He was just singing and getting into the song.

[@ManuelKoegler]

@@griffincobb7216 Alex wasn’t even aware of who the old man was, he just enjoys singing that song and it was unfortunate for them that they had already met each other before.

[@taylorg.3377]

He should have barge in and said "BATH ALRIGHT?!?!"

[@Saurophaganax1931]

“TRY THE EPSOM SALTS!”

[@joeytaylor1021]

@@Saurophaganax1931 MY WIFE, always took a bath in here and leave me to my writing

[@heatherlouisesullivan8766]

Try the shower

[@adrian_pagan]

lmao

[@bryanx0317]

Baaaaahahahaha

[@GoblinJFK]

I love the fact that Alex hit the wall at the same time he hit the couple in the home invasion, it really proves that the experiment didn’t stop his dark thoughts.

[@رامزالقحطاني-ظ5ج]

This is clear from the beginning. Nausea is what's stopping him and that's how the treatment works, but he doesn't want it

[@serenity6831]

That face caught me off guard lol 😭

[@thedillestweed2644]

Types "lol," Then puts the cry-sad emote. what

[@twilightskiesx]

serenity6831 I was watching this movie the other day and my mom came into my room and that face showed up and she's like "what the hell are you watching????" I died laughing

[@doominus5557]

@@thedillestweed2644 well this aged well, the fact that everyone uses crying emoji as laughing emoji

[@Annabellethedoll666]

@@doominus5557 right😂

[@TheSynking]

That underneath shot at the end reminds me of when Jack gets locked in the pantry in The Shining. "Wendy...you got a big surprise coming to you!"

[@z_202]

Same director after alk

[@z_202]

*all

[@OrphanedZombie]

And Danny's seizure in the naked lady scene.

[@magicargo1232]

Go check it out!

[@emirsoerakoesoemah831]

@@OrphanedZombie Also private Pyle in Full Metal Jacket!

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

That poor old man.

[@treecibabi12420]

Akaaraq Hansen I know right.. :/ lol

Wizard He was fucked up after seeing his wife being gang raped.

[@HQBacon]

But part of the point is that he was willing to politically abuse him before he found out he was his wife's rapist and then he was willing to torture him after. He was definitely messed up by Alex, but he's no angel in this story. As much as society likes to try and single out or cure evil, there's enough evil in society itself to make up for it every time.

[@jennymayer7277]

He's creepy.

[@johnnythegreaser132]

Well Alex just wanted some ultra violence

[@brendanburke9537]

out of everything, the realization scene disturbed/stuck with me the most when I first watched in my early teens.

[@ralphwiggum5098]

Any time I'm in a stairwell or anywhere with a satisfying reverberation, I belt this song out 😁

[@nadura55]

His telephone conversation about the “common people will sell liberty for quiet life” was an amazing prediction

[@34672rr]

that's what they all say, yet we have more liberty than ever. Gays can marry, i can smoke weed, we have access to the sum of human knowledge at our fingertips, etc. But we take all of this for granted because we always want more. How much is enough? the west in 2019 is as close to utopia as man has ever or will ever see

[@Kit_Bear]

@@34672rr There's too much "Liberty", That's the problem in today's society.

[@codylarkhart261]

@@Kit_Bear how are you enjoying the restrains now?

[@Kit_Bear]

@@codylarkhart261 Not as much as I did in the 80's.

[@codylarkhart261]

@@Kit_Bear don't mind me asking but what country were you in, in the 80's? thats was one of the last decades of being free to you're own accord.

[@esther1470]

Singing 'Singing in the rain' while atacking the writer and his wife was an idea they only came up with last minute while rehearsing the scene, so I wonder how the writer originally found out who he was.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

+Esther Van Thielen Seeing as how Alex mentioned that he wore a mask during the attack and how his face is covered by a cloth just above his mouth I would guess that in the book the writer may have wheeled in to check on him, saw the cloth on his face in that position he probably put two and two together. Either that or recognized his voice in a different way.

[@DigitalInsurgent]

+Shanethefilmmaker In the book, Alex keeps slipping things (like how he thought the writer didn't have a phone) until the writer gets suspicious. The writer's anti-government friends ask Alex about it, which he basically confirms, and it's implied they told the writer. I don't know what the original plan was for the movie.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

Addyson1991 He probably was gonna do something along the lines of the book, but when he saw what Malcolm did he decided to look up psychological triggering and other things related to it.

[@esther1470]

+Rooker I know that (I've read the book so much I know it by heart :D) but I wonder if that was the original plan for the movie.

[@longrat6767]

technically, he was singing in the bath....not the rain.

[@_matatabi3876]

ikr

[@mellojoe9421]

Why not both? ;)

[@depression3664]

Hahahaha

[@espresso5512]

but there was rainy outside lol

[@imjack1041]

You don't have to sing in the rain to sing Singin' in The Rain.

[@thealchemist51]

Also I love that actors reaction It was like Kubrick told him. “OK I want you to act like you’re having the greatest orgasm of your life while simultaneously Having the worst constipated shit of all time”

[@Correxis]

This is the greatest thing I've ever heard

[@batmanclips213]

Me too​@@Correxis

[@Bebe-rn2fh]

This scene was so unsettling to me. The way the old man gets that creepy PTSD seizure-like expression. Crazy movie

[@AntoniusDace1278]

2:35 Parents looking at my browser history.

[@MargaritaMagdalena]

Details please!

[@kaj7135]

What are you into?

[@charlietheanteater3918]

2:36-2:48 I really shouldn’t be laughing but I can’t help but crack up when I see this guys face

[@p.p.5864]

me too, the first time i saw this scene i died by laughter

[@anthonyislas5414]

I'm sure Stanley Kubrick thought it was funny too. The only time I ever understood his humor was in Full Metal Jacket.

[@williampatrick2971]

No… it’s horrifying

[@ShadowSonic2]

Even the actor himself thought he looked ridiculous and he was over-acting. But McDowell and Kubrick told him he was fine.

[@robdawg4616]

gives me chills this scene does yes

[@Aerozi]

are you yoda?

[@carlosgomezjr.8595]

Rob Dawg bit of extra chills yesss

[@buried4430]

@@Aerozi lol

[@damesjeanjamesdean]

Gosh dang, you can see the intense trauma the poor old dude when he here's the bathing guy sing Singin' in the Rain. Flashbacks of that previous moment must have hit him real hard 😢

[@1269Hammerhead]

2:36 this scared me more than any horror movie has in yearssssssss

[@SolarDragon007]

Am I the only one who feels really bad for the Writer?

[@mellojoe9421]

I agree, it is very unsettling for him to not realize who the kid is until the end.

[@outfield243]

I thought it was unfair for alex

[@SolarDragon007]

What pisses me off more is that Alex survives and gets off the hook, and the old man gets arrested!

[@espresso5512]

bro, GOVERNMENT!

[@crackeduptv8815]

Alex is a terrible human being but what the writer did made him no better especially since he knew what Alex been through.

[@kimmyfreak200]

its poetic karma... he triggers his memory with the singing in the rain then he uses beethoven to torture him lol beautiful

[@goodgoyim5309]

2:36 when you thought the edible you ate wasn’t doing it so you take another one and it finally kicks in

[@adorno_gang37]

Is it just me or does mr alexander kinda look like Ludwig Van?

[@Slowraw1]

2:35 tomorrow is monday

[@amauradarthorne9149]

Fun fact; I was watching this on my phone on the way home from school when a friend sent it to me and it started to rain, I was like 'Really??'

[@Karmen2010]

Amaura Darthorne Tell me you weren't driving

[@thiweygulber3138]

This is the moment Hector became Heisenberg

[@woody7761]

this scene freaked me tf out man

[@cinemafan97.]

2:36 he needs a safe space.

[@nellitaleva9709]

✌👅👄🌃🌉🗽

[@ghostface7591]

FOOD ALLRIGHTTT???

[@malibusunset8453]

suspense

[@shawnallen9275]

2:36: When you refuse to pull out...

[@JohnDoe-gk7ok]

I wonder how this scene would have played out if McDowell hadn’t adlibbed Singing in the Rain during the attack

[@Danimal1177]

Well, in the book, the writer recognized Alex's use of "Nadsat" slang terminology while talking with him and eventually realized Alex had been the one who had attacked him and his wife. So I suppose the movie might have gone with that, too. Thankfully, the "singing in the rain" scene was thought of and used instead.

[@cmpunkvstumama7372]

La expresión facial del escritor es oro puro, es como encontrarse al diablo comiendo en tu casa

[@peloslocosinspecchi]

La mejor expresión de venganza de todo el cine

[@mysticstylez134]

2:35 me on the toilet after eating a 7 layer burrito from taco bell

[@ceciliawade]

I hope the toilet survived the explosion...💣💥

[@imjack1041]

This is my favorite scene from the movie.

[@aniburns329]

When Alex was being tortured by his beloved 9th symphony,the writers expression looks just like the Beethoven statue beside him! Brilliant!! The writers flashback here is well done indeed when he realised finally,who Alex was!!

[@largelatte7320]

First watching this scene and i was like NOOOOO DONJT SING THATTTTTT

[@KatherineDonovan713]

2:06--2:14--2:36--Imagine: You hear this singing of this song from the day those hooligans broke in and horror comes upon you when you realize that the man that broke in was the one who sexually assaulted your wife. He was horror stricken by the memory that made him shaken in fear! Heart racing out of fear, anxiety and how many nightmares this guy had about the incident. That is one way to speculate on that face he pulled.

[@34672rr]

I don't know which is worse, getting raped or fucking the old man

[@spectrographgrayscale9369]

@@34672rr both

[@MrGuggisberg]

It's like you think the writer is justified in torturing him.

[@doominus5557]

@@MrGuggisberg wait did the writer realise that alex was the one who raped his wife or?

[@MrGuggisberg]

@@doominus5557 Yes, more than likely. Then again, the other droogs watched or tormented the old bloke.

[@andrewgilbertson5356]

A great movie.

[@jamlym4974]

If only they had used this song in the videos they showed him.

[@therealruckus5263]

I do believe there is subconscious guilt from Alex subtly manifested in the scenes between his release and attempt at suicide. The whole chain of events feel like Alex is making him self available to the punishment handed out to him, almost as if he is embracing society’s retribution against him. Most noticeably, in this scene. On the face of it he’s happily re visiting the assault, but he must be aware that this could trigger the writer to realise who Alex actually is. And therefore sign his own death warren. It might appear accidental, but I think deep down Alex at least believed in an eye for eye, even if that meant at his own expense.

[@triggerfish999]

Face pulling at the end became a Kubrick trademark. In the Shining Danny does the same thing a couple of times. Also the eye roll look, used by Alex in TCO, and Danny (and Jack) in the Shining, and private Pile in FMJ just before he kills the drill Sargeant.

[@taylorg.3377]

The way he freaks out reminds of those quick cuts of Dave in 2001 when he is going through the start gate sequence

[@williampatrick2971]

Yeah, it’s so “Kubrick.”

[@peloslocosinspecchi]

2:36 The best face of revenge

[@Da1Dez]

2:36 When the person who bullied you badly in school becomes prime minister.

[@alexismercer3965]

Alex in a bath oh lawdy

[@Rockcroc2000Rm1wE3erWmNfkL]

+Alexis Mercer HAWT

[@espresso5512]

I shud joyn

[@jamieconway4692]

@@CheerfullyCynical829 yep, acknowledging attraction is quite slutty, I must say

[@patrickfarrell5887]

The English love bath's

[@パキラ男爵]

50年前の作品。 小説家のこの顔は斬新すぎる。

[@masterzombie161]

I didn’t realize that the bathroom was right by his writing room. I assumed it was like upstairs or something.

[@ShadowSonic2]

The guy's a cripple, he'd want his bathroom on the same floor.

[@hoorootv7266]

2:35 OMG 😲 One of the most iconic moments, not just in the 20th century, but in the entire length of cinematic history ❗ In my humble opinion, Patrick Magee should have been nominated for an Academy award. in fact, he should have received an Academy Award for best Male Supporting Actor ❗ Really does look like he's having a genuine brain aneurysm ❗ Sadly, Patrick Magee died in 1982 from Myocardial Infarction ( Heart Attack). He was only 60 years old at the time. Sadly, he was a heavy drinker 🍸 🍷 🍺

[@shoenicedeletedvideosx3048]

His health didn't allow it...

[@matthewschwartz6607]

He was an alcoholic?

[@ludovico6890]

One of Beckett's favourite actors, or so I've read. Perfectly cast as Mr Alexander, an expy of Anthony Burgess.

[@matthewschwartz6607]

@@ludovico6890 - Wasn't he a different character in the book? I read that he was crazier in the movie, and a lot saner in the book (I've only read some of the book. I know that Burgess hated the ending of the movie.).

[@matthewschwartz6607]

@@ludovico6890 - I read that Magee was an alcoholic. I'm not sure if that's true, though.

[@dawn2069]

This book is pure social conscious genius in my opinion

[@oregonlee]

2:36 me halfway through the star wars holiday special

[@silvr90210]

It is a great movie. Yesterday i was looking for some decent 70's like Barbarella and came across a "most controversial movies of all time" and A Clockwork Orange was ranged #1 with 2500 more votes than the #2. I honestly think "Deep Throat" or hell, Caligula (haha) was more controversial than this.

[@Jetset906]

2:37 The old man completely looses it! Alex is doomed!

[@josec.9825]

i must admit i wasn't expecting that face at the end 🤣

[@nakedspaniard]

Just happened to be my favorite song as a matter of fact.

[@greggkrueger]

Kubrick likes that camera angle. He did it with Jack, in the storage locker, in The Shining.

[@williampatrick2971]

Yeah, I didn’t like it in the shining though. It made the door look like the ceiling and was disorienting. But here, it added a weird angle to the horror. This scene also reminds me of the horror Dave went through in the stargate in 2001, with the shots of his face distorted

[@Kaisersoze2006]

Powerful scene

[@donvergas4855]

"The bathroom scene in Breaking Bad was so intense!" This scene: "Hold my wine."

[@boobish8616]

*hold my moloko plus

[@erictran4384]

I notice the irony now that the Old man's monologue is completely contradicted with his following actions after this scene.

[@ShadowSonic2]

He was already a bit bonkers before, and once he realized who Alex was he totally snapped. Understandable

[@SquaTront]

The writer grew up and becomes Hector Salamanca

[@hiegrabilek]

Lol

[@nightowlnoe9010]

I couldn’t see the movie singing in the rain the same after watching this

[@dionwalcott9677]

iconic face at 2:48. I make that same exact face whenever I stubb my pinky toe 😄

[@enjoyitbro]

Of all the songs he could sing in that house.. he chose that one?!

[@-Vitalis-]

Mental note: don't sing in the bathtub. You never know who is actually hearing your chants and maybe you'll come up face to face with a music hater or something far more worse.

[@boryo5001]

The walls have ears

[@BotzaBrand]

2:36 Whenever someone tells me Tim & Eric aren’t funny

[@drcmac]

This film pushed the boundaries in the early 1970s. Remember, at the time, there was nothing as intense as this movie up until 1971. It was groundbreaking at the time & highly controversial. Even by today's standards, there are some scenes that are very intense, making the viewer feel discomfort. However, if that exact same movie were made today, it would not even raise an eyebrow.

[@MrKhalsaSingh]

So this is the life of Oompa Loompas that are retired from the chocolate factory, sitting on wheelchairs and type up any reports on government offerings. LOL!

[@davidetelesca5795]

Me too ,when I have a shower I do like that 😂😂😂😂 very compliments this movie is fantastic

[@archibaldelkin6541]

I thought it was odd for Alex to sing this a second time in that house. But he was probably so messed up on drencrom during that first visit that he didn’t remember singing it.

[@callumsmith3430]

Some say that the flannel on Alex’s face and sponge over his genitalia resemble the mask and cod peace when he first came to the house and then the sponge moves down to his feet resembling the codpease when he is going do you know what and he is also singing singing in the rain which he sung on the night as well so maybe is was Reimagining the it. Just to add at 2:25 he punches the bath the same way he kicked Mr.Alexander on the night as well.

[@jimmyhopkins3589]

2:36 me on the toilet the day after a vindaloo

[@PIlotrcm]

@2:36. My "O" face

[@user-ku7ty9eo5k]

Yeah man, just sing. As loud as you can!

[@aby110]

In the same way that Alex was conditioned to feel sick and helpless when hearing the "9th symphony" through the Ludovico technique, the writer was conditioned by Alex to feel anger and frustration when hearing the song "Singing in the Rain".

[@Chameleonardodavinci]

I feel anger and frustration are the least of what he'd be feeling lol

[@17honhathong56]

more like ptsd

[@marcusdanelon8253]

2:36 me when i hold my anger in a video game.

[@alexavila7700]

2:36 Being *TRIGGERED* in 1971 (or 72' like in the film)

[@friedrichschopenhauer2900]

You should have included the part with the strongman to contrast with the last time Alex was there.

[@greeko811]

Heads up I think grandpa is having a seniors moment 😂😂😂

[@cquilty1]

@geek0811 Even though you posted that nonsense 3 times, it wasn't funny the 1st time...

[@dwaynesbadchemicals]

Just singing in the rain just destroyed his present being.😊

[@stevemorse108]

Alex’s inexorably impetuous nature cannot be tamed.

[@tombradford7035]

When Malcolm McDowell was introduced to Gene Kelly at a Hollywood party, Kelly realised who he was and glared at him, then stormed off lol. _Singin in the Rain_ had been Kelly's song before A Clockwork Orange.🟠

[@apalo70]

Beautiful

[@erinelizabeth1110]

Of all the songs he could have sang...

[@richardharrow1946]

FOOOOD...ALRIGHT??

[@1269Hammerhead]

now this is the definition of PSYCHOLOGICAL EDGE

[@skaladarrellgodeater1070]

And here... Alex fucked Up... The writer:YOUUU!!!!!! XDDD

[@buried4430]

When its prostate exam day and the doctors finger goes in deeper than its supposed to. 2:42

[@manimanistatue]

his expression scared the shit out of me