Laura Moonstoker Thank Christ you can repeat the script. I mean seriously, why the 'f'' do people continuously repeat the freakin' lines from the movie in the comments?
@@melissacooper4282 Some women choosing to wear brightly colored wigs is an apparent fashion trend in the futuristic world the story takes place in. Alex's mom wears one too.
Malcolm did a great job of improving this scene. The answers given were not on the script, Malcolm just told Stanley to let him do it his way, and the scene stayed untouched.
Flänz v?v shece döink se in n out üm siene ^ ^ - but with maschien?? (this is the Qvärantinö sienä i xxxD peopellmell sehr is nö imp in kvbe´s mühFeece xxxP y dönche let mr cruz xpläne ^??^ - do you think an ´older jewish ´khörrinthiän priest etc would let some ävvlmöst tvv€nn uFöllyghyst im prö weiß ? your outta yer fäxin mäinZ ^ ^ 0:13 c´mön -.-? tissent ´very... ärt? ´yrät?? - jäFF beck ^^ and his bäy ink hörr stäre well tv hähäll ^^ -:- 0:42 vvöw -?- cöngöRätzinGerce mit kassavvettess ^^ ärt 2?? ^ ^ mr vvödäss? cännes i gett some frömm yör... ´get yör Fillthee händce öFF mai dessyrt xxxP lättäm säy this wöz sehr Feinäst ava?..
My favorite part of this scene is Alex asking "How many did I get right?" as if it's some sort of test with correct and incorrect answers. That was always just so funny to me.
I finally got my friend to watch this movie the other day and now she and I are always quoting this scene. No time for the old in-and-out love. I just come to read the meter.
He's one of the greatest living actors, he's actually very vulnerable and sweet in this scene despite his evil self reemerging. The doctor's hair is INDIGO!
Just like my experience - I saw this at 16 because of its banned reputation, but thought it was silly and boring. 10 years later I watched it again and was blown away, one of my fave films.
@1:11 Quentin Tarantino must've remembered this scene when he was writing "Pulp Fiction," and needed to figure out what Christopher Walken was going to do with his watch.
@0:58 No time for the old in-and-out, love…I’ve just come to read the meter! Which is a funny thing when Alex says it in the film, but a bit disturbing when the gas man says it 😂
First time I saw this movie I was about 15 (I was born in the 70's) and I didn't get it but mostly because of the gaudy early 70's ish-ness of it. Now it may be my favorite movie of all time and ironically half because of the 70's look to it. Watch it a few more times over the next 10 yrs and it will grow on you - I promise!
it represents that by this time he has stopped being uncapable of chosing the bad (without feeling pain and pressure)and he is once again related to violent or naughy thoughts and behaviours. he doesn't seem to notice that instead and this doctor gives him the chance to express his spontaneous ideas trying not to interfere....
This video was the first video, the first scene I ever saw of A Clockwork Orange. Back then, I had no idea how much of an impact this movie would have on my life. And totally. Those eyes are fucking gorgeous.
You know the story right. The new government had great great guilt for putting Alex through a treatment that drove him suicidal. It did not make the leader look good, so they tempered with his brain again. It was all about politics.
I love the scene at the very end when the politician is talking to him and it gradually dawns on Alex what the bloke wants and that he can go back to his old ways. As he said I was finally cured at last. I'm paraphrasing but you know what I mean.
he just say is no tiem for the old in-out love... not old in and out.. !! thats one of my favorite movies, is really good you gotta watch it!! burgess and kubrick are masters muy buena peli
Funny you should say that, since before Kubrick became attached to the project Mick and the rest of the Stones were considered for the roles of Alex and his droogs.
@UnstableUranium I think that is the kind of thing he would have said before. Smart, crass and rude. The author who wrote this had a masterful handle of dialects and how they are created and change. I love all the terms.
The first time I saw this movie, I had no idea what I had just watched! I sat in the corner and stared at the wall for a few hours... Then I watched it a second time..... and then all of a sudden it just made sense. And then I felt like drinking milk and listening to Beethoven.. Lol ;) any who. Cool movie, and Alex rocks.
Alex is just the sweetest boy alive here. what he should have been before the evil world of council flats and low income life in a broken down futuristic (present day now) society gave him no alternative but to fight and be an animal.
I think he was trying to say, there is no moral conclusion, this is just how things are-how the cookie crumbles. Everybody uses everybody else no matter how good, bad, unlucky, abused, mentaly deranged, fair, unfair they've been in there lives-that's the bottom line and thats how the world works-until we see better days that is, but something tells me they wont be any time soon. In any case the music, the intensity and the cinematography are fantastic.
No time for the old in-out, love; I've just come to read the meter! Hahaha :D
Laura Moonstoker lol
Classic
That scene was pretty funny, lol.
@@Akira625 never got that joke sadly. In german he says something different. I watch it in english and I just don't get the joke xD
Laura Moonstoker Thank Christ you can repeat the script.
I mean seriously, why the 'f'' do people continuously repeat the freakin' lines from the movie in the comments?
That woman is disturbingly cheery.
she wanted a bit of the old in and out!
Of course she is, she a woman of 1970s Great Britain
Why is her hair a weird color?
@@melissacooper4282 Some women choosing to wear brightly colored wigs is an apparent fashion trend in the futuristic world the story takes place in. Alex's mom wears one too.
@@michaelpryor78 oddly enough I've seen women sporting hair like the nurse and Alex's mom in Wal-Mart!
That giggle he gives after the first one is priceless!
It has got a beak
Love his transition from joy to pure hatred at the site of eggy weggs
why does he hate eggy weggs again?
@@iamquirkless9264 he wants to smash 'em
@@kiryuchan860 haha
"YOU KNOW WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THAT WATCH...? STICK IT UP YOUR ARSE!" I can watch that part a zillion times and chuckle each time
Pulp Fiction
Me too.
"No time for the ol' in-n-out love, i've just come to read the meter"
heh I forgot how much I love this film.
You are the old
14 years ago, wow
hi person who commented 14 years ago, areu alive
@@cansino1636 we all are the old
Best line lol
Malcolm did a great job of improving this scene.
The answers given were not on the script, Malcolm just told Stanley to let him do it his way, and the scene stayed untouched.
Sounds like bs honestly :)
Flänz v?v shece döink se in n out üm siene ^ ^ - but with maschien??
(this is the Qvärantinö sienä i xxxD
peopellmell sehr is nö imp in kvbe´s mühFeece xxxP y dönche let mr cruz xpläne ^??^ - do you think an ´older jewish ´khörrinthiän priest etc
would let some ävvlmöst tvv€nn uFöllyghyst im prö weiß ? your outta yer fäxin mäinZ ^ ^ 0:13 c´mön -.-? tissent ´very... ärt?
´yrät?? - jäFF beck ^^ and his bäy ink hörr stäre well tv hähäll ^^ -:- 0:42 vvöw -?- cöngöRätzinGerce mit kassavvettess ^^ ärt 2?? ^ ^
mr vvödäss? cännes i gett some frömm yör... ´get yör Fillthee händce öFF mai dessyrt xxxP lättäm säy this wöz sehr Feinäst ava?..
0:42 vvöw -?- cöngöRätzinGerce mit kassavvettess ^^ ärt 2?? ^ ^
mr vvödäss? cännes i gett some frömm yör... ´get yör Fillthee händce öFF mai dessyrt xxxP
lättäm säy this wöz sehr Feinäst ava?..
Wow, i didn't knew it
Alex = beginning of Howtobasic
Eggiwegs? I'M GONNA PICK 'EM UP AND SMASH UR FACE!!!
~ HowToBasics 1972
My favorite part of this scene is Alex asking "How many did I get right?" as if it's some sort of test with correct and incorrect answers. That was always just so funny to me.
"No time for the ol' in and out love, I've just come to read the meter."
LOLOLOLOL SO BRILLIANT!
0:57
I've incorporated "eggy-wegs" into my vocabulary. My wife thinks I'm insane.
jhiller21 Same.
Yep, I'm on the same page. Everyone thinks I'm a bit simple when eggs are mentioned lol.
@Iranian Bob 😳
Same been doing it for 24 years now, also, witty well then brother sir!
I was thinking about doing the exact same thing.
Alex seems so innocent and even adorable here 😂 I love this scene
I finally got my friend to watch this movie the other day and now she and I are always quoting this scene.
No time for the old in-and-out love. I just come to read the meter.
He's one of the greatest living actors, he's actually very vulnerable and sweet in this scene despite his evil self reemerging.
The doctor's hair is INDIGO!
Yep, they correctly predicted that dying your hair ridiculous colors would be popular in the future.
she's a nurse.
@@Skank_and_Gutterboy Spot on!
It is a glorious thing when British people say the f word.
Yeah but it also depends on the regional accent too, because that varies a lot.
I'm American, but when I say the f word, it's "FOOKIN' 'ELL!"
"No time for the old in-out in-out, love. I've just come to read the meter."
Classic
Anyone who's ever worked in customer service has fantasized about saying that.
"Pick 'em all up, and thr- AHHHHHH fuckin' 'ell..."
This was actually one of my favourite parts of the film.
One of the best scenes in movie history
Eggy weggs, Malcolm McDowell was so adorable i this movie.
...when he brings his injured arm down at the end "F**kin hell"...comedy gold, GOLD!
“... Eggy Weggs!”
This scene shows how good an actor McDowell is
It cracks me up every time when I see the part where he says, "No time for the old in-out love, I'm just here to read the meter!"
"No time for the old in and out love, I've just come to read the meter" - Brilliant.
Alex DeLarge invented meme formats.
I always thought the psychiatrist was hot.
She is pretty cute.
she wanted a bit of the old in and out
come and get one in the yarbles, each one of you stinkin' chip oils!
i think that was possibly the most adorable laugh i have ever heard in my 15 years of living.
love her saying 'gooood'
Just like my experience - I saw this at 16 because of its banned reputation, but thought it was silly and boring. 10 years later I watched it again and was blown away, one of my fave films.
that laugh at 00:37 is out of this world, no wonder Heath Ledger got his inspiration for The Joker from this film, two true legends....
"erm no time for the old 'in and out' love, I've just come to read the meter" *toothy grin*
Alex is really Cute in this scene haha
Oh, he's cured all right
There's always time for the old in n out.
That actress deserves an Oscar for her mind-blowing facial expression conveys!
So... How many did he get right?
I love Malcolm's laugh! I always end up doing it!
“No time for the old in and out love, I’ve just come to read the meter” 🤣brilliant
@1:11 Quentin Tarantino must've remembered this scene when he was writing "Pulp Fiction," and needed to figure out what Christopher Walken was going to do with his watch.
😂😂😂
How did Alex go from violent in the other scenes to adorable in this scene?
I love it. Such a bizarre a relief to see him back to his ultraviolent self.
"You know what you can do with that watch? STICK IT UP YOUR ASS! Hahaha."
That makes me laugh every time.
when he said "it was me! I was the clockwork orange!" i pissed myself
This scene is so strange and funny, he seems to have a childlike innocence at times, but he's also a psycho! Weird.
LOL, me too. He sounds so proud of himself, like "Yay! I got one right!"
Such gorgeous blue eyes...
FRR4
His laugh is adorable!
This movie like changed my life. The greatest movie i've seen in recent memory.
@0:58
No time for the old in-and-out, love…I’ve just come to read the meter!
Which is a funny thing when Alex says it in the film, but a bit disturbing when the gas man says it 😂
First time I saw this movie I was about 15 (I was born in the 70's) and I didn't get it but mostly because of the gaudy early 70's ish-ness of it. Now it may be my favorite movie of all time and ironically half because of the 70's look to it. Watch it a few more times over the next 10 yrs and it will grow on you - I promise!
LoL i still ask for bacon and eggy-wegs when I go into a restaurant for breakfast lol
"No time for the ol' in-out love. I've just come to read the meter."
just doesnt seem like what the old Alex would say...
Malcom Mcdowell actually improvised this whole scene...the end result was pure magic....eggiwegs!
i can tell, the thing that gave it away is when he was like " my mind's gone blank" "uhhh"
it represents that by this time he has stopped being uncapable of chosing the bad (without feeling pain and pressure)and he is once again related to violent or naughy thoughts and behaviours. he doesn't seem to notice that instead and this doctor gives him the chance to express his spontaneous ideas trying not to interfere....
Great scene, one of the funniest in the film (it's much funnier when it's seen in context).
arguably one of the 10 best scenes in movie history....
This video was the first video, the first scene I ever saw of A Clockwork Orange. Back then, I had no idea how much of an impact this movie would have on my life.
And totally. Those eyes are fucking gorgeous.
This is one of the best scenes of the great clockwork orange masterpiece!
LMAO "uh.. no time for the old in and out love, i've just come to read the meter" hahahaha
"Eggs" is a euphemism for eggy-wegs.
"Eggy weggs!" That shit just slaps when you got a nice breakfast in front of you.
that old lady is adorable
"no time for the old in an out love. im just here to check the meters!" LOL i love that.
I've been calling eggs "eggy weggs" for the past twenty years because of this scene.
Ahh...No time for the old in and out love! I've just come to read the meter!
"no time for the old in-n-out, love"
Haha this movie and the book are great
Incredible, almost adorable face laughing like a satisfied child!
What a laugh! I bet no one can say "no" to a man who laughs like that, no matter what he says.
this film was one of the most enjoyable and funny films ive seen in a while.
that scene wants to tell us that a bad guy cant change and the violence inside him will always excist
Malcom McDowell always brings class acting to the screen, for example this film, if...., and even caligula.
I forgot about him in Caligula. Thank you.
He's so cute! I love his voice :)
The transformation of words into childlike combinations, wow as if that would ever catch on and become a thing.....
One of my all-time fav vids. Brit comedy rocks!
I call sex "the old in-out" because of this scene, lol.
You know the story right. The new government had great great guilt for putting Alex through a treatment that drove him suicidal. It did not make the leader look good, so they tempered with his brain again. It was all about politics.
eggy weggs...
*with a serious face*
he musta practiced saying that one...
LMFAO!
This video should be entitled, no time for the old in and out, love, just here to read the meter
That's exactly what my sister said, and I personally think that aswell! One of the best characters created in my opinion!
I love the scene at the very end when the politician is talking to him and it gradually dawns on Alex what the bloke wants and that he can go back to his old ways. As he said I was finally cured at last. I'm paraphrasing but you know what I mean.
This movie is so amazing...and the guy who played Alex is Hawt.
he just say is no tiem for the old in-out love...
not old in and out.. !!
thats one of my favorite movies, is really good
you gotta watch it!!
burgess and kubrick are masters
muy buena peli
the old in and out!
Super film. Thanks for putting this up. x
Funny you should say that, since before Kubrick became attached to the project Mick and the rest of the Stones were considered for the roles of Alex and his droogs.
I love his laughter!
@UnstableUranium I think that is the kind of thing he would have said before. Smart, crass and rude.
The author who wrote this had a masterful handle of dialects and how they are created and change. I love all the terms.
lol love when the prime minster is feeding him
I think that this nurse is so sweet. :D
He is so cute, but I feel a little bad for thinking that 'cause he's a murderer. Lol! So adorable though!
Alex knows where Butch's father's watch has been
i love his laugh at 0:51
its so cute
00:51
this movie is just so bizzare....
when he said "Its me!! I am the clockwork orange!" i felt that
...cabbages, knickers, uh, , a beak! Ha ha!
No time for the ol' in-n-out, love, I've just come to read the meter.
LMFAO! Great movie.
The first time I saw this movie, I had no idea what I had just watched! I sat in the corner and stared at the wall for a few hours... Then I watched it a second time..... and then all of a sudden it just made sense. And then I felt like drinking milk and listening to Beethoven.. Lol ;)
any who. Cool movie, and Alex rocks.
Hasn’t cursed in a while, first thing he says is “Cabbages, Knickers!! It’s not got a Beak!”
MK Ultra Program!!!
This Woman is Probably Alex's Handler!!!
Alex is just the sweetest boy alive here. what he should have been before the evil world of council flats and low income life in a broken down futuristic (present day now) society gave him no alternative but to fight and be an animal.
I think he was trying to say, there is no moral conclusion, this is just how things are-how the cookie crumbles. Everybody uses everybody else no matter how good, bad, unlucky, abused, mentaly deranged, fair, unfair they've been in there lives-that's the bottom line and thats how the world works-until we see better days that is, but something tells me they wont be any time soon.
In any case the music, the intensity and the cinematography are fantastic.