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Vinyl (1965)

Andy Warhol's screen adaptation of Burgess's "A Clockwork Orange".

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Nelson M 22 Jun 2012

A film that isn't understood by many, to my knowledge, but it is a great exercise in experimental film making. Warhol makes great use of cramped space and exhausted actors to capture a feeling of in the now, on the spot, film making. Based off of A Clockwork Orange, the cramped style feels like debauchery and recklessness, devoid of a point even when given one. Ultimately it's a fun film with some talent, and had it been prepared first and put on stage, it may be celebrated like we do Samuel Beckett.

dfh d 11 Sep 2007

wonderful! Warhol´s own version of Clockwork Orange

Scott R 11 Nov 2015

Badly acted (which I think is intentional) but I found this movie both fun and entertaining to watch.

David S 15 Jul 2011

I like Andy Warhol as much as the next person, but this is ridiculous!

Private U 29 Feb 2008

ok, i reallly don't know what to say. funny, shocking, awkward. I don't know, maybe thats the idea...