A Clockwork Orange Resources

The Facebook fanpage has your regular dose of quotes, images, and "Where are They Now?" posts about the film.

This Clockwork Orange/Malcom McDowell fanpage is harder to follow than the book's dialog.

The book of Orange came first, and so did our comprehensive guide.

Maybe McDowell was brainwashed, but he actually hated A Clockwork Orange for a while. But like Elizabeth Berkley and Showgirls, he eventually changed his mind.

Roger Ebert called the film "an ideological mess," and not because they drink milk instead of OJ.

Got only six minutes? This NSFW YouTube clip will digest the movie for you.

Sixty-one seconds is probably all that's left when you cut the movie down to a general audience-appropriate trailer.

Malcom McDowell and his accent talk to British TV, and their accents, about the 40th anniversary of the film.

A Clockwork Orange is over 50 years old, and NPR's "On Point" celebrated its gold anniversary.

There's nothing like curling up next to the radio and listening to some ultra-violence. A Clockwork Orange was adapted into a radio play in 1997.

This fan art shows Beethoven with a droogish makeover.

This fan-made poster explains the title's significance better than the movie itself.