A bunch of paper towels are thrown on the camera, which is angled upwards, in one scene from this fiÂlm, which endswith a character using one of those towels to remove spit from his lips.
A bunch of paper towels are thrown on the camera, which is angled upwards, in one scene from this fiÂlm, which endswith a character using one of those towels to remove spit from his lips. One scene in this Âfilm consists of a series of shots offour crucifiÂed Jesus Âfigurines from different angles, followed by stock footage of explosions and avalanches. In this fiÂlm, theprotagonist hobbles past a small illuminated sign reading "home" in a rainy forest, as the narrator asks "where was I to go, whohad no home and no money?" The Âfinale of the William Tell Overture plays during a sped-up threesome during this Âfilm, inwhich the main title music plays while the protagonist is being beaten with batons, with a jarring, echoey note accompanyingeach baton strike, hearkening back to an early scene in which a bookcases are overturned and a woman's dress is cut to therhythm of the protagonist belting out "Singin' in the Rain. This Âfilm's protagonist admires the music of "Ludwig van," andis incensed when Beethoven's 9th is played while he is subjected to the Ludovico technique. For 10 points, name this StanleyKubrick Âfilm adaptation of a novel by Anthony Burgess.
A bunch of paper towels are thrown on the camera, which is angled upwards, in one scene from this fiÂlm, which endswith a character using one of those towels to remove spit from his lips.
A Clockwork Orange