It is a Stanley Kubrick classic. Dark, violent and controversial, which is still valid despite the years.
If there is something to value Max, It is the eye to choose content. The platform catalog holds the best titles in classical films, also incorporating high quality series, being one of the platforms that is growing most among users, and even more so in lovers of HBO productions.
One of its most successful incorporations is Mechanical orangea Stanley Kubrick movie, released in the 70s that came to break with all the guidelines of the cinema. Contextualized in England, recreating the violence that prevailed between the thug bands of the time, and with a striking aesthetic, the platform exploded instantaneously.
Mechanical orange
Max: What is the mechanical orange
History continues Alex Delarge, a charismatic young woman who leads a violent gang known as the “Druggos”, that is responsible for committing criminal acts without an apparent reason more than damage. The scenario is raised as a futuristic and dystopian England, exaggerating facts that occurred at the time, led by similar bands.
The nights of the Drugs are characterized by lodging in the streets looking for crimes to commit. Alex is the leader but has 3 henchmen he treats as he wants without thinking about the consequences.
The main fact of the film occurs when He is arrested and undergoing an experimental behavioral treatment of the government to eradicate the violence of his body, known as Ludovic Technique, and leaving one of the most iconic cinema scenes of all time.
Max: Mechanical Orange Trailer
Max: Mechanical orange cast
- Malcolm McDowell plays Alexander “Alex” Delarge
- Warren Clarke plays Dim
- Michael Tarn plays Peter
- James Marcus plays Georgie
- Philip Stone plays Alex’s father
- Sheila Raynor plays Alex’s mother
- Michael Bates plays the chief of the prison guard
- Godfrey Quigley plays the prison chaplain
- Miriam Karlin plays Mrs. Weathers
- Clive Francis plays the lessee
- Patrick Magee plays Frank Alexander
- Adrienne Corri plays Mrs. Alexander
- David Prowse plays Julian, Frank Alexander’s bodyguard
- Anthony Sharp plays the Interior Minister
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