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Casey Anthony Will Be found Not Guilty
if the prosecution keeps their terrible work up. they haven't shown one piece of evidence Casey murdered this child. as far as the "shocking" amount of chloroform in the trunk and on the remains, sounds to me like it was put on her body after she died, to make it look like she was kidnapped and murdered. Chloroform has to be inhaled or ingested to affect a human in the way they describe. if inhaled or ingested, most of the chloroform would've dissipated with decomposition, most of it would've been in the bloodstream. as far as the searches on the internet allegedly done by Casey, the defense could argue that her father called her and told her what to search for, he couldn't because he was at work. Sounds to me they were looking for ways to make it look like a murder, not ways to murder Caylee. Remember, in opening statements, defense claims that Casey's Dad helped her cover this up, mainly to keep it from her Mom, who is the main one who blew this wide open to begin with, she wasn't going to let it go, who would? I'm not saying she's guilty or innocent, all I'm saying is the prosecution has to PROVE that CASEY ANTHONY MURDERED CAYLEE. All they've proven is the obvious, Caylee died.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Great observations and calls from the start, Rimz, Kudos!
As one reporter pointed out Very Shortly after the verdict was given - everything the public knows about The Casey Anthony Case comes from Nancy Grace. And, The Public's Very Emotional Perception was all built by three years of Nancy Grace's Rabid Shrieking about "Tot Mom" - so that The Public could not view the trial objectively.
You did a great job of that, Rimz.
Nancy Grace is really nothing but a 21st Century PT Barnum, parading 21st-century freaks before the public with a showman's ability to whip to whip good-meaning rubes into a lather while hanging on her every word.
I bet every time she sees her book sales, she says, "There's a sucker born every minute". LOL.
And, someone will likely assassinate Casey Anthony thanks to Nancy Grace's Fine Showmanship.
Once Nancy got on it, any chance for the case to be solved - or put on trial - effectively was lost.
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putting her foot in her mouth seems to be what shes best at..
anybody remember her convicting and hanging the duke lacrosse team before any of the facts were even known.hell the d.a in that case had to resign....too bad nancy disgrace didnt
A Yahoo! User Jul 6, 2011 7:11 PM Flag
Wow nice rim(z) job,make sure you lick his fudgy middle while your down there.Spoken like a true liberal commie.You probably think Auschwitz was a baking class gone wrong
A Yahoo! User Jul 6, 2011 11:05 AM Flag
I hope she takes a City Bus to the face as she walks from the Courthouse,and her cunt falls off.That bitch will never live in peace.
I can t believe what you said.................sad sad sad
lmao mizz......aint that the truth
your absolutlry right on this one mizzi
A Yahoo! User Jul 5, 2011 6:52 PM Flag
I will stick to my claim to the end Even though the state couldn't prove it.She doped the kid,put her in the trunk,went partying,the kid suffocated,she bagged her like garbage and tossed her in the field.karma will get her,she'll have to use her book money for full time security.She'll never get to walk the streets alone.My hope is someone gets to her.She'll get hers eventually.
Well, I have to admit Benny I almost feel the same way, but your right, heat of the moment.........I truly believe she is guilty....nobody lies about where the hell there kid is for 31 stinking days, stalling your parents, making up stories saying your in Tampa, Jacksonville, etc all the while your kid is already dead and your staying at your boyfriends house. Here is another said thing.............my son lives in Orlando, he said she is hated in Orange County.....he says she will move to the west coast California, and guess what? She will be rich, making more money than anyone on this MB with book sales, move rights, etc...........all the while, she is a damn child killer.
but what if she really didnt do it? you gotta figure she may not have-weak evidence and only 10 hours of deliberation-deliberation that short is usually guilty....the jury was apparently pretty damn convinced she wasn't guilty, considering the 3 years of head hunting Nancy Grace did. I hope some solid evidence of the truth comes out that someone else did this, and they convict THAT person. That will give the justice system its due AND Caylee her much deserved justice.
I know this is a heat-of-the-moment thing for you Joe, but that's an awful thing to say.
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If you're one of the 60 million puppy-hungry procrastinators (we're not judging) who've tuned in to watch the Shuna Ibu Puppy Cam over the last few years, you'll be pleased to know it's back for a fourth season. For those of you are staring lost but curious at your computer screen, this puppy litter live-stream has become a true viral phenomenon. They're like the office pet without the clean-up responsibilities. But you gotta catch them quick – these ridiculously cute newborns are losing their puppy fat fast. If you're late on the game, here's our pick of the rest:
Panda Cam – San Diego Zoo has known of bears' uncanny ability to work a camera ever since things got heated in Anchorman. And if it ain't broke, don't fix it. There's seven pandas on camera right now, but look out especially for Su Lin, whose name means "A little bit of something very cute".
Koala Cam – Koala Cam needs a long-game tactic, but get lucky and it's worth it. Koalas sleep 22 hours a day and only move for four minutes of them, but an all-night stakeout will reap adorable rewards.
Beluga Whale Cam – Did you know that Beluga Whales are "the pearls of the planet"? Vancouver Aquarium did. Their beluga whale cam is spreading the word fast. So silky! So soothing! Settle in with a tub of ice cream and a Sigur Ros album and you'll never want to go out again.
Trendy Tennies
Tennis is hardly a new trend – that love affair has been going strong ever since we discovered the joy of sitting in the sun drinking Pimm's, eating strawberries, and watching good looking athletes run around in their tiny tennis whites. But whether you've been rooting for Nadal, or cheering on Djokovic, there's a must-have accessory that unites everyone in one big 'Awwww' – and that's these little guys. Designed by Dominik Langhammer of Loony Design, they're perfect for stashing your keys, pens, or dishtowels. Who wouldn't want a little helper like this around?
Competitive Latté Art
Wake up and smell the specialty coffee! Local roasters are popping up everywhere and chances are there's a specialty coffee shop not too far from your own doorstep. With hardcore caffeine geeks now rebranding themselves as latté artists, coffee has become more than a beverage – it's a form of self-expression. Like all other forms of visual art, latté art is practiced at an amateur and professional level. In fact, the world's elite latté artists meet once a year to show off their steamed milk moves and compete in the World Latté Art Championship. Next time you are looking for artistic inspiration, check out the wealth of amazing coffee creations circling latté art blogs around the web and try your hand in your own kitchen.
Gossamer Spider Silk Capes
Most of us would cringe at the idea of finding our wardrobe filled with spider webs, but we think we may have found an exception to this otherwise obvious rule. Godley & Peers show us that skilled hands and a bit of patience can go a long way in shaping opinion. A team of 80 craftsman and 1.2 million Golden Orb spiders were hard at work for over seven years on the African isle of Madagascar to create a cloak made entirely of spider silk, and we think it's quite possibly the most stunning garment we're ever stumbled upon on the web. We only wish we could have seen it ourselves when it was on display in London at the Victoria & Albert Museum.
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-Spider silk has been harvested safely from a variety of species the world nearly 300 years, though this is the first successful weaving of a garment. The last real attempt at "spider milking" was by Jesuit Priest Father Paul Camboué in the 1880's, also on Madagascar.
-Ounce for ounce, it is in fact stronger than steel. But considering the fact this complete cape is so weightless that people can't even tell they're holding it if they have their eyes closed, we think it'll be quite some time before we see our skyscrapers built from it.
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Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Anthony Burgess' novella lives up to the term "controversial". Violent, explicit & troubling to say the least. It's ruthless tone and insightful portrayal of its dystopian-landscape & devious antagonist makes A Clockwork Orange cult-like and iconic. 4.5/5
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Picking Stanley Kubrick's greatest film is like trying to choose between a series of perfectly formed diamonds. Every time you revisit one of his films, in whatever order or context, you gravitate towards that offering as his masterpiece - only to swiftly change your mind having seen the next one. Such is the master's skill in almost every genre that it is hard to pick one which either epitomises said skill or accurately represents his oeuvre.
But when push comes to shove for this reviewer, it isn't such a tough decision. For all the undeniable brilliance of Dr. Strangelove or Full Metal Jacket, the out-and-out winner is A Clockwork Orange. Kubrick's adaptation of Anthony Burgess' novel is unparalleled in its time and ours, as a literary adaptation and in science fiction. It's been called everything from the first punk movie (Steven Spielberg) to right-wing propaganda (Roger Ebert), and it's still as shocking, disturbing and satirically sharp as it was more than 40 years ago. Above all, it's a masterpiece of storytelling, substance and pure filmmaking, with Kubrick at the very peak of his powers.
If asked to sum up A Clockwork Orange in one word, the only one that would suffice is mesmerising. Watching Kubrick's film is a truly hypnotic experience: from the first haunting chord in the opening titles, we are pulled into the film as if in a trance, forgetting about any world that may exist outside of it. The iconic first shot of Malcolm McDowell, staring at us with his head slightly down, is akin to that of a hypnotist as he sends his patient into a state of complete submission. Once under Kubrick's spell, it is physically impossible to look away.
The first key ingredient to this mesmerism is the soundtrack. Written by Walter (later Wendy) Carlos, who worked with Kubrick again on The Shining, it blends classical and electronic music to stunning effect. The dark, haunting synthesisers at the beginning serve as a murky counterpoint to the jolly and uplifting renditions of Beethoven, both in traditional orchestral recordings and the jazzy re-workings on harpsichord. The score riffs ironically on various military themes, which works particularly well during the Ludovico sequences.
Much like Blade Runner more than a decade later, the visual world of A Clockwork Orange is conceived as the future that might result if certain aspects of our present are extrapolated. With Ridley Scott's film, it is the threat of overpopulation, the environmental problems that would result, the intensification of social hierarchies, and the loss of humanity in a world dominated by machines. With Kubrick, it is the alienation of youth, the dehumanisation of mankind, and most chillingly the acceptance of the latter as a form of punishment or control.
Like all great dystopian science fiction, what matters is not the surface resemblance, but the reflection of underlying moral and social problems. It doesn't matter that young thugs now wear tracksuits and Burberry rather than jockstraps and bowler hats, just as Blade Runner isn't suddenly rendered irrelevant by the current absence of flying cars. The moral questions raised in this film are still controversial, and our society is no more enlightened or mature in its conceptions of justice, freedom or possible punishments.
While Kubrick's films have always been open to multiple interpretations, there are three general perspectives on A Clockwork Orange. The first sees it as a conservative work about youth, rebellion and the counter-culture. The film is either a reaction to the empowerment of young people, depicting them in entirely negative ways, or a call to arms of said young people which is darker, edgier and nastier than its hippie predecessors. Both views accuse the film of glorifying violence, with Roger Ebert calling it "a paranoid right-wing fantasy masquerading as an Orwellian warning". Whatever the knee-jerk appeal of this view, it is, like Ebert, well wide of the mark.
The second interpretation, which carries more weight, sees the film is a warning against state power, and how the use of reconditioning can undermine individual freedom to such a point that the whole notion becomes irrelevant. The prominence of socialist architecture in the film, such as concrete tunnels and high-rise flats, indicate a society emerging from failed social engineering, with a rise in "the old ultra-violence" being part of the fallout. This theory is consolidated in the use of nadsat, the slang language invented by Burgess which is a mixture of English and Russian, which in turn gives the film an even more unique and timeless feel.
Throughout his career Kubrick was fascinated by the social and political mechanisms which conspired to dehumanise and imprison individuals. Dr. Strangelove explored the absurdity of Mutually Assured Destruction, in which nuclear deterrents put at greater risk the very people they were designed to protect. In Full Metal Jacket he explored the techniques by which humans are turned into killing machines, and how said machines can so often turn on their masters. A Clockwork Orange is the most subversive of these examinations, using a guilty, twisted and depraved protagonist to reinforce the importance of choice and free will.
Having undergone the Ludovico Technique, Alex becomes the clockwork orange of Burgess' title: fleshy on the outside, but fatally mechanical on the inside. He is incapable of crime, but also incapable of other human actions such as self-defence and the appreciation of music. In order to prevent him from threatening society, the state have destroyed Alex's very self. He contemplates suicide for the simple reason that he cannot choose whether to be good or bad.
This brings us on the third and most radical interpretation. Where both the previous views argue over which party is the moral one, this school holds that morality has nothing to do with it. In this relativistic, almost Foucauldian interpretation, all of the relationships within the film are expressions of power, in which notions of right and wrong are invoked only to show who holds power over whom. The prison service, the Catholic priests, the doctors and Alex's droogs are all sources of discourse, wrestling endlessly for the right to set the rules.
The force which Alex exerts (beating up gangs and beggars) is counterpointed by the mental and psychological forces exerted on him, from being spat on in custody to near-drowning by his former droogs. Kubrick went on record as saying that the Minister and the radical writer differ "only in their dogma", with both wanting to exert power over Alex and through him control the opinions and actions of the public. The film explores how certain human acts, such as sex, have incurred double standards in favour of the rich and intellectual. Where Alex's conception of sex as "a bit of the old in-out" is criminalised, the powers-that-be have no problem with doctors having it off in hospital, or the cat-lady's phallic sculptures.
Whichever interpretation one leans towards, there is no denying A Clockwork Orange's power as a black comedy. The 'Singing In The Rain' sequence is perfectly executed, so that it shocks the first time round but then draws you in on the joke. Whether it's Alex's deranged social worker, the fraught dinner table talk with Patrick Magee, or Alex's ramblings in the hospital, it is damned impossible not to erupt into laughter. But like Dr. Strangelove, it is laughter laced with fear and deep discomfort, lest any part of what we see become reality.
It is equally impossible to talk about A Clockwork Orange without mentioning Malcolm McDowell. Having excelled in Lindsay Anderson's If...., he was the natural choice for the part, and even without his immense reputation he is simply perfect for every second he is on screen. His snarling, boyish looks, precocious posture and fabulous voice are all immaculate, and once you have seen him in that iconic costume, no-one else can ever carry it off.
Kubrick's direction in A Clockwork Orange is superb, both in its technical invention and its brilliant storytelling. He was often accused of being cold and clinical, being more interested in ideas than the human beings who embodied them. But so many of the film's high points are moments where the technical skill combines with deep connections to humanity. A good example comes in the lakeside scene, where Alex beats up his droogs in slow motion. This, coupled with dolly shots and close-ups, exaggerates the expressions of the characters and pulls you right into their pain, anguish and triumph.
A Clockwork Orange is the greatest film of the 1970s and the high point of Kubrick's illustrious career. It mesmerises from start to finish, flooding us with style and substance, and reinventing science fiction as it goes along. Malcolm McDowell is nothing short of stunning in the lead role, and the film is a good example of star and director working in harmony at the top of their respective games. In the end it is impossible to summarise all its glories in such a short space. Suffice to say, it ranks behind only Blade Runner as the greatest film of all time.
|Eric A
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September 15, 2011
Classic, I know....but I was skeptical going into this especially after hearing how it was a great movie while being different and "weird" at the same time. I can see why it has a cult following and why it is widely considered one of the greatest films of all time. For me, the film was strange and disturbing at points, but overall the message and themes were amazing. Not a film that has shot up into my favorites, but definitely a film that I have alot of respect for now.
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A Clockwork Orange is a strange and disturbing film, but its performances and themes make it a very memorable and cerebral movie.
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October 23, 2012
Often brutal and inhuman, A Clockwork Orange is a powerful entry in the dystopian film genre. Its use of humor is both disturbing yet enticing, and as it may be too much for a normal person to all in all stomach at first, its message nonetheless is too unforgettable for anyone to set aside.
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October 6, 2012
'A Clockwork Orange'. Dystopia done right through the unapologetic, searing vision of Stanley Kubrick and Malcolm McDowell's eccentric, ultra-violent, in and out, Beethoven-loving portrayal of Alex.
A cure for violence in two weeks sure sounds like a good idea. The cure being the complete dehumanising of a person, removing them of choice by causing a mechanical reaction, that, that is something the Minister does not care about when he can tout such a cure.
As much as it's grand old tale of one person getting what he deserves, the political motivations between the two parties, with Alex as their centrepiece, really comes to the fore in the last third of the film. Exaggerated it may be, but it really is grounded in a sense of realism that this can and does happen in this day and age; the war on terror and its returning soldiers a prime example.
The production and costume design create a unique, colourful world from the first frame, not to mention the confronting imagey, with Kubrick weaving the camera around majestically. The source material's quirky language is also done justice, and them some, by McDowell's voice and changes in tone, which is not something I usually pick up on and appreciate.
|Matthew Samuel M
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August 26, 2012
As brilliant and as artistic as a film can get. It is a marvelous experience that is thrilling to watch. From the eye candy the modern art direction provides to the haunting performance of McDowell, Clockwork Orange is a masterpiece through and through with no flaws.
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August 12, 2012
Few films are as sensational or infamous as A Clockwork Orange. It's impossible to sit through this film and not have a reaction -- whether it be shock, disgust or amazement. The savage tale of a brutal young droog and his subsequent "reformation" by the government is as shocking and thought-provoking as ever.
While the film's depictions of violence and sex are what it's most known for, A Clockwork Orange works on far deeper levels. The disturbing portrayal of youth and its satirical depiction of a government's attempts to create a better society are terrific, but the most fascinating aspect is the questions it poses about good and evil. While the crimes Alex commits at the beginning of the film are atrocious, what the government does to him is worse. The film presents the absolute worst aspects of man, but shows that even these are still favorable to a man without the choice. People can denounce the film because of its brutal content, but the importance of the questions it poses can't be denied.
Equally excellent to the film's content is the effort by the crew. Kubrick's perfectionism pays off well, as this is one of his most visually striking films. Malcolm MacDowell is nothing short of amazing as Alex. Kubrick's use of surreal imagery and set pieces, as well as the ingenious use of music to compliment the on-screen action, creates a world that perfectly reflects the protagonist's behavior and the government's policies.
All tales of redemption involve characters that we gradually come to appreciate, or like, or -- at the very least -- learn to tolerate. Not A Clockwork Orange. Our "humble narrator" remains the same throughout the movie, always an incarnation of everything wrong in today's modern world. He goes through no cleansing process and by the end of the film we like him less than we did at the beginning. That's bold and daring -- but would you expect anything less from Kubrick?
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June 10, 2007
A sociopathic young street thug is subjected to behaviour modification therapy after a series of brutal crimes to find himself at the tender mercies of those he wronged in his previous life. A Clockwork Orange is a bleak and affecting study of violence and it's consequences that struck too powerful a chord with a certain demographic; after the film spawned several copycat cases of real-life "ultra-violence", Kubrick himself censored it for 25 years. This gave the film a kind of underground chic and a certain mysticism that extends beyond the quality of the actual film itself which made it acquire a cult following of those who would proclaim it a masterpiece. It does have moments of power and certainly makes an impact, but I can't help feeling that it is based more on lurid exploitation than any kind of moral or political message making. The morality of the tale is very blurred indeed; is Alex meant to be a victim of state-sanctioned "rehabilitation" or the product of exactly the kind of media exploitation of sex and violence we see here? It seemed more like right wing fear-mongering thinly veiled by faux irony to me. The fact is, I found it rather misogynistic in its use of sexual imagery and violence and there are no sympathetic characters whatsoever, which is all mired in tasteless and horribly dated production design and ugly, sterile photography. It has its moments but I hardly found it to be the film of import its reputation suggested.
|Adriel L
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March 25, 2012
A question of morality, will and existence, there a few sights that truly disturb your innards, and this one does it while taking you to places in your mind that you never thought existed at all, in a suspenseful gradual manner; all this from the great power of the film.
|Directors Cat
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March 8, 2012
Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange is one of the most ultimate mind f*cks in the history of World cinema. At times it is so political that I started to wonder whether it actually exists for anything more than that. This very film is the proof that Kubrick's direction is mesmerising and absolutely masterful. It's very very sadistic with it's humour and that ultimately works to drag down the fact it takes itself too seriously. It's aim is to be disturbing and it without any doubts is very much that. The script, acting and as an adaption is tremendously remarkable. It's a very entertaining story of karma, control and human nature but I cant help but wonder whether or not it wanted to do anything else and could have broadened itself further too be a film with more than just a political subtext as it's primary purpose. But everything it does, it does idealistictly well.
|Dan S
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June 24, 2007
An intensely disturbing, phenomenally unique social satire of a dystopian society in which a young man (Malcolm McDowell) and his three best friends wreak havoc amongst a nihilistic society desperate for authority. I saw this film when I was a sophomore in high school, and I did not appreciate it as much the first time around. Now, seeing it again as a senior in college, I believe it to be an utter masterpiece. Originally I missed a lot of the subversive darkly comical elements it possesses, but seeing it once again, the sheer balls and audacity director Stanley Kubrick displays here is simply incredible. McDowell's creepy, sadistic performance is the stuff of legends, and Kubrick's use of classical music to a demonizing effect is unlike anything done in cinema before. It is definitely a tough view, the rape scenes that hit within the first 20 minutes are particularly frightening, but there is a point to the madness. Definitely controversial, but without question educational and thought-provoking. Sex and violence have their largely negative parts, but to strip all elements away from these particular things is emotionally devastating. One of many Kubrick masterpieces.
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January 13, 2011
Alex: What we were after now was the old surprise visit. That was a real kick and good for laughs and lashings of the old ultraviolent.�
"Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are rape, ultra-violence and Beethoven."
A Clockwork Orange is the classic adaption of Anthony Burgess's question raising book. Stanley Kubrick doesn't quite go the same way that Burgess did, but both the book and the movie give different answers to the same question. Kubrick deciding to change the ending doesn't take away from how amazing the film is; that is unless you're Anthony Burgess(He didn't care for it one bit). Burgess wanted the reader to go away with the belief that a human beings are good, and can change their behavior. Kubrick decided to give us a much grimmer theme, that when given the choice, a bad person will choose bad over good every time.�
With the character we are given, I think Kubrick's decision is a wise one. There are people in the world that will never change their behavior. Alex DeLarge is one of those people. Alex's behavior is sociopathic. He has no sympathy for what he does, but can lie his way out of things. He can con people. He isn't someone that if given the choice, would change his behavior. Kubrick knows there are people in the world like this and I assume that is why he made the decision to not include Burgess's more optimistic ending.
Alex and his droogs drink "milk plus," then go out and do what Alex loves so much. He gets to perform the old "in out, in out" and the "ultraviolence." They lie their way into a house and severely beat a married couple. It is an extremely brutal and disturbing scene, that is made all the more disturbing by Alex's singing of "Singin' In the Rain." He sings it as he beats the couple and also as he gets ready to rape the woman. The night after this attack, him and his friends again do the same thing at another house. This time Alex doesn't get away, and actually ends up killing the victim. He is sentenced to 14 years in prison for his crime. Once in prison, he volunteers for a new behavior changing experiment.
A Clockwork Orange isn't a film for the faint of heart. It's a movie filled with violence and disturbing imagery, including rapes. It is a portrait of deranged young man, that is played flawlessly by Malcolm McDowell. For some, it may be too much. It is a pretty misunderstood movie though, even by a lot of people who like it. It isn't so much about the man or the violence. Should a man be given the choice to choose between right and wrong? God thought so, so why should we think any differently? �And can bad men ever change, or will they stay evil until they die?
The issue of whether Alex should have the choice between right and wrong is really well done. The argument is shown between the chaplain and the experiment leader. The chaplain argues that if Alex doesn't have a choice, but is forced to at a certain way, he isn't really a man. The counter argument isn't as though out. It's more along the line of, "Hey, who cares? It works."
Prison Chaplain: Goodness is something to be chosen. When a man cannot choose he ceases to be a man.�
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September 25, 2010
Honestly, I must first begin by saying that this film begins with a very hard to watch first half hour; However, after he is caught and thrown in prison, the film switches gears and seems to become a little more natural and flowing. The conversion from helplessly awful to a mental stabilization, has never been more effective. From a hard to watch premise, an amazing script, jaw-dropping lead performances, and an outcome that will have you think twice for believing this film to be any less than perfect. This is one of the finest pieces of film that I have ever laid eyes on. This picture is pure horrific genius!
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September 8, 2010
Another one of Kubrick's films that I liked, but at the same time I didn't. There certainly are many classic elements in this film that are well worth while, but I was still left with that same sense that I felt upon watching other Kubrick classics (2001 and The Shining)...why am I supposed to care? I understand what the film is about, but I don't get the point of the film. After I watched this film the only thing I could think was... "okay."
The concept of this film is interesting and it was certainly ahead of it's time and is still unlike anything I've seen. Malcolm McDowell is really good in this.
|Joel K.
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October 27, 2011
Stanley Kubrick's controversial adaptation of Anthony Burgess 1962 novel of the same name, A Clockwork Orange is a visually stunning, brilliantly acted, and refreshingly disturbing piece of cinema, with a great soundtrack to boot. It follows the exploits of the teenage thug Alex DeLarge, who enjoys rape, ultra-violence, and Beethoven. But he's soon enough sent to prison, and there he applies for a special new treatment which conditions people against violence. Banned (withdrawn?) by its director on its UK release, and lambasted by the British press for apparently inspiring copycat crimes, A Clockwork Orange has a bad name that it doesn't deserve. It's an intelligent, satirical, and sublime film.
|Graham J
Super Reviewer
October 27, 2011
Thought provoking and highly disturbing, Kubrick turns Burgess' novel into a extremely dark, futuristic nightmare.
|Jan Marc M
Super Reviewer
September 10, 2011
A Clockwork Orange launches the iconic eyeliner and the war of science against the violent, criminal mind from an Anthony Burgess novel of the same name. Sinisterly brilliant, comical, satirical, and metaphorical. Dark, lingering musical score. An artistic cult classic. Most bold and daring.
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August 10, 2011
A Clockwork Orange is not only Kubricks greatest masterpiece, it is one of the greatest films in the history of movie making. Alex (Malcolm Mcdowell) is a charismatic, sociopathic, teenager who spends his time with his "droogies" wreaking havoc like beating and raping. When murdering a woman and being betrayed by his droogies, Alex is taken to prison. After two years Alex signs up for a treatment to get him out of jail early, but what this will do to him will change who he is completely, a law abiding citizen. The plot of A Clockwork Orange is not a screenplay, it is a poem of genius with many themes and great meanings and a story that will shake the very fabric of our minds, and even after weeks the twistedness still is making my brain spin. Malcolm Mcdowell plays my second most favorite role of all time (Anthony Hopkins Hannibal Lector being the first), he is so mezmorizing, so memorable, and so evil it is hard to believe an actor can be this perfect, what a perfect role. The direction of the film is amazing, I love almost all of Kubricks work but this is by far his best in my opinion, it truly has so many meanings and truths about evil. The score of the film is amazing, it took some of the greatest composed scores ever and put it into one masterpiece. A Clockwork Orange should be seen by all once in their life, but not kids, if you've seen the film you know what im talking about, haha.
|Jason C
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August 29, 2011
I've always been intrigued with the concept of this movie, the dehumanizing of a sociopath. Through it all, I never felt Alex got all that he deserved. This movie was directed perfectly by Stanley Kubrick, and Malcolm McDowell's performance is top notch. That said, as classic as this movie is, it's never been one of my favorites. I've always found the dialogue and scenery to be too over-the-top, and at times, just irritating. Still, the positives outweigh the bad.


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I must admit I'm not sure what you are doing but if I converted
4^-3 = 1/64 to a log equation, I would write
-3*log 4 = log(1/64).
I don't know what your answer means as
log4 1/64 = -3 since the 1/64 is just dangling out there by itself with nothing to tell me what you want to do with it.
and for 144^1/2 = 12 I would write
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By the way, when you post problems, be careful that the NUMBER of the problem doesn't run into the problem. For example, the first problem I kept reading as 10.4^-3 = 1/64
I have a question the formula that I used was b^y=x means that logbx=y
is this the correct formula?
so using that formula I got the following.
4^-3 =1/64 I have the answer as log4 1/64 =-3
144^1/2 =12 I have the answer as
log 144^12 =1/2
yes, you are right
if by = x then logbx = y
that is the basic definition of a logarithm
So then are these answers right?
10.) 4^-3 =1/64 I have the answer as log4 1/64 =-3
11.) 144^1/2 =12 I have the answer as
log 144^12 =1/2
I don't like the way you wrote it as
log 144^12 =1/2
the ^ we use as an exponent sign, there is no exponent involved
should have been
log144 12 = 1/2
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"I was going to stay anyway, no matter what Ike decided to do," island resident John Webster said while enjoying a cold one at Farahs Water Hole on South Padre Island Drive. "I didn't even pull my boat out of the water."
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The return of Bob is even better then the origin of Bob... Most defiantely a great episode!!!
The Simpsons are set to have dinner with Aunt Selma and her new boyfriend, who they are forewarned is an ex-con; the man who arrives on Selma's arm is Bart's archenemy Sideshow Bob. During dinner, he relates the story of his time spent languishing at the Springfield prison: the cells are overcrowded, and his ChapStick is co-opted; he wins an Emmy, which is confiscated ("awards for excellence in entertainment are contraband"). He spent much time seething with desire to exact revenge on Bart, but after receiving Selma's response to his Prison Pen Pal ad, he is inspired to become a model prisoner and earns his release. Bob's tale of supposedly turning over a new leaf wins over the family, except Bart, who remains suspicious. Bob thanks Bart for putting him on the path which led him to Selma, and surprises the family by asking Selma to marry him. She eagerly accepts.
Sideshow Bob makes an appearance at a Krusty the Clown telethon and makes amends; Lisa encourages Bart to be as forgiving as Krusty, but he refuses to believe Bob has changed. When Selma discovers that Sideshow Bob detests her beloved MacGyver and cannot hide his hatred, it is nearly a deal-breaker. Homer explains his solution for his and Marge's dissonant tastes in television: when Marge watches her non-violent programs, Homer goes out for drinks and returns "in the mood for love." Bob agrees to take a "vigorous constitutional" whenever Selma watches MacGyver.
Most of Springfield appears to be in attendance at Selma and Bob's wedding, including derelict Police Chief Wiggum. Selma takes to videotaping her honeymoon with Bob, including his tirade over the omission of the hotel room fireplace he had requested. She retires one evening to watch MacGyver in their suite, and as Bob is downstairs having a drink, we see their hotel room explode behind him. Bob feigns a frantic phone call to the front desk about the "accident."
Sideshow Bob makes his way back to the room to survey the damage, only to find Bart, very much alive, awaiting him. We discover that Selma too is unscathed, Bart having saved her life at the very last moment. Bob is apprehended by police, vowing to return as soon as the Democrats are back in power. Everyone thanks Bart for not losing his mistrust of Sideshow Bob.moreless
Due to her fear of never finding the right man and dying alone, Marge's sister Selma tells the family she found a new boyfriend through a prison pen pal program. That boyfriend is none other than Sideshow Bob.
The second of many episodes to feature Robert Terwilliger is nothing short of hilarious. There is no shortage of laughs in this well written episode which is loaded with laughs. The Emmy awards ceremony where Sideshow Bob took home an Emmy will have you laughing from start to finish. There were some formula plot devices however. Bart being the only person who believes Bob has a devious plan and Bob swearing he is a changed man are two of them. As is the case with many Sideshow Bob episodes, those flaws are very easily overcome by the overall episode. Hysterical.moreless
Sideshow Bob returns... to kill Selma!
In this episode, Sideshow Bob returns for his second evil plot, this time his target is Bart's aunt Selma. Firstly, Bob appears to have changed for the better, making the family more comfortable when they decide to get married. Bart, throughout the whole episode, doesn't believe him, and he's right: He's actually trying to kill Selma, with an ingenius plan he'll put forth once they begin they're honeymoon together. This was a very funny episode throughout, as the suspicions became more and more obvious, from how Bob didn't want to make love to Selma, to how he went back up when the plan didn't go right exactly. I also liked how Bart figured out Bob's plan, showing that he can be smart when he wants to. Overall, a great episode. 10/10 A+moreless
this was a good ep
in this ep of the simpsons sidshow bob returns and he starts to make people he has changed and get people to thing he is a nice guy the only one he cant fool is bart and bart thinks he is up to something and he wants to find out when sideshow bob fall in love with selma bart thinks something is going on him and lisa try to figure it out when they find out bob has not changed and he wanted to murder selma for the money this was a good ep itought for the second bob epmoreless
Second Bob Episode
Selma decides to marry her prison pen-pal, who is none other then the infamous Sideshow Bob. Bob appears to have changed for the better, but Bart remains skeptical about the whole thing and thinks Bob is planning something big. In the end, Bart is right, and he tells the whole Simpson family Bob's plan was to murder Selma and get her money. In the end Bob goes back to jail and everything is better.
Another good episode, I feel in the classic era Bob episodes are generally the best of their season. This one might not have been best of season 3, but it is great no doubtmoreless
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This is my second favorite Bob episode (Cape Feare is the best one). Selma announces that she has a new date and his name is...Sideshow Bob! Bart is the only person who won't accept this because he's the only one who knows that Bob is still a bad guy. Sideshow Bob plans to kill Selma (for reasons I'm not aware of) but Bart prevents his plans from working out. Overall, this episode had a great storyline that made it dark yet humorous. The best parts were when clips of Sideshow Bob's horrible prison life and Sideshow Bob bashing McGyver right in front of Selma, reducing her to tears. This episode is a perfect component to a perfect season.
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Sideshow Bob tries to kill Selma.
When Selma's prison pen pal is released from prison, she invites him to meet her family. To Bart's horror, Selma's pen pal and new beau is Sideshow Bob. Sideshow Bob is acting nice, but Homer doesn't trust him. Sideshow Bob asks Selma to marry him. Selma marrys him and they go on a honey moon. Bart cannot help, but think something is wrong. He calls the cops on Bob right before he kills Selma. Bart explains Bob's plan. Sideshow Bob asked for a room with a fireplace. Selma lost her sense of smell in a bottle-rocket accident, and she would not be able to smell a gas leak. Bob would turn on the fireplace and the gas would leak out. Selma would lite a cigarette and it would blow up Selma, leaving Bob her life savings. Bob vows to get Bart back.moreless
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Patty and Selma come over to the Simpson house for dinner. Everyone, except Marge, is horrified and tries to flee. Unfortunately, they can't and are stuck with dinner with Patty and Selma. During dinner, Selma makes an announcement that she is in love with Sideshow Bob. This terrifies Bart who has had a traumatic experience with Bob before. The whole family tries to convince Selma to reconsider this before she marries Sideshow Bob. She ignores and happily marries Sideshow Bob, much to the chagrin of everyone else. Things seem to be fine until Bart and Lisa start to figure out Sideshow Bob's dastardly plan. Good episode with Sideshow Bob.moreless
sideshow bob's second appearance
this episode marks the second appearance of kelsey grammer, voice of Robert Underdunk Terwilliger, a.k.a Sideshow Bob. this episode would get a rating of 10 in this review, sideshow bob being a great character and this being a hilarious installment. however, the episode plot, although mysterious and humourous, missed one important aspect: motive. the episode never clearly reveals why sideshow bob wanted to kill bart's aunt. why not go after bart if it's for revenge? if not, why did he want to kill selma bouvier? apart from this plot hole, the moral of never losing your mistrust is obvious (since marge actually says that in the episode) and the jokes are more frequent than the first sideshow bob appearance in which the writers were too pre-occupied in getting the mystery solved within twenty-two minutes. all in all, black widower was a terrific episode.moreless


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Bryan Bickell had his second goal 11:36 into overtime and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Phoenix Coyotes 4-3 on Saturday night after scoring in the closing seconds of regulation for the second straight game. Phoenix won the opener 3-2 in overtime after giving up a goal to Brent Seabrook with 14 seconds left in regulation. Sharp did it to the Coyotes with even less time in Game 2, redirecting a shot by Patrick Kane with 5.5 seconds left. The Blackhawks pulled it out this time, with Bickell beating Mike Smith from between the circles after Viktor Stalberg kept a pass by Rostislav Klesla in Phoenix's zone. Antoine Vermette had two goals, and Raffi Torres also scored for the Coyotes. Game 3 is Tuesday night in Chicago.
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First round of internationals underway for the seventeen Real Madrid players called up by their national teams
Spain beat Ukraine. Lucas Silva scored in the Brazilian Olympic team's thrashing of Paraguay (4-1).
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Spain beat Ukraine. Lucas Silva scored in the Brazilian Olympic team's thrashing of Paraguay (4-1).
The Whites will play four home matches, one in Vallecas and another at the Vicente Calderón.
The Real Madrid midfielder scored the first goal in the friendly against Paraguay.
"It was important to begin the game well because Maccabi are a great side", said Carroll.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema, Bale and James, Real Madrid's four highest marksmen, have 90 goals between them this season.
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In this performance of "Tonight You Belong to Me," current Mental Floss cover model John Hodgman and feral mountain man rock star Jonathan Coulton deliver a sweet duet, at one point inviting the listener (ahem, the Internet) to whistle along. Won't you whistle along with them?
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On March 26, Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson participated in a talk on "Cosmic Quandaries" in St. Petersburg, Florida. The talk was wide-ranging and lengthy (a little over an hour with NDT himself), but one clip caught my eye: a twelve-minute segment in which the good doctor presents us with some pretty Deep Thoughts on the nature of the universe, and humankind's place within it. This is classic NDT, and I won't say much to give it away -- as his "fascinatingly disturbing thought" isn't revealed until late in... READ ON
In this short video, explainmaestro C.G.P Grey explores the history of copyright, using the only slightly less alarming headline Copyright: Forever Less One Day (there's also a transcript at that page).
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This is a night Photograph of the Landmark J.C. Nichols Fountain. Located on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri. Only existing lighting from the Street was used in this Capture. No flash or camera lighting was used.
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CHENNAI: Chennai Corporation has set June 5 as the deadline for people to stop using children for begging in the city.
Speaking at a consultative meeting organised with NGOs in Chennai for mobilising support for the civic body's proposal to ban begging, Mayor Subramanian said "Beggars will not be allowed to suffer on the streets. Those forced to become beggars will receive help from the Corporation with the support of NGOs and other government departments. The Corporation will focus on rehabilitating women carrying babies with them for begging. "
If women are found carrying children for begging, the civic body would take in and rehabilitate them, he said.
Representatives of NGOs and government departments voiced their willingness on cooperating with the civic body in the initiative.
Durai Rajan, a representative of a non governmental organisation, said that their organisation was ready to accommodate women aged 18 to 35 as part of the rehabilitation programme.
Deputy Director of Central Social Welfare Board S. Kumara Prasad said that options such as using the five short stay homes in the city for the purpose of rehabilitation of beggars would be available to support the civic body's programme. Rehabilitation of persons with disability, elders, women and children who are beggars would be taken up by the civic body, said Corporation Commissioner Rajesh Lakhoni.


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