What's it going to be then, eh?

GIVEN THAT THIS MOVIE IS WELL KNOWN FOR IT'S VIOLENT AND TRIGGERING CONTENT, PLEASE USE YOUR BETTER JUDGEMENT BEFORE FOLLOWING. THIS IS ALSO NOT A BLOG FOR DISCOURSE. IF I SEE YOU TRYING TO START SHIT, YOU'RE GETTING BLOCKED. Now that THAT'S out of the way: 23 y/o ♀️. A side blog of @droogettegal. Here's where you'll meet all you Clockwork Orange needs without being blogged down with unrelated crap.

[droogettegal]

I don't want to call this a goodbye message. "Goodbye" seems to final and permanent. But this is a message that wants to say that I'm taking a break. A LONG break. A break so long that I'm not sure if I'm coming back.

I had been on a hiatus for a couple weeks now to avoid post-election drama. And in that time, I've felt....good. Better than I've felt in years. I'm calmer, I'm happier, I'm more extroverted, and things that would've have normally made me rage quit and sulk barely phase me that much.

I finally see now. This site really is a cesspool. Ever since I've joined, I've felt nothing but anxiety, anger, hopelessness, and general negative feelings. The brief moments of joy I felt whenever I made a new mutual or saw a post I really liked aren't enough to make it worth it anymore. Now I know that that's no way to live.

So I'm staying off Tumblr...mostly. To the ones who've I've befriended on here (you know who you are), I don't want to cut ties completely. So an occasional DM is still welcome. But otherwise, I'm deleting the app. And I'm logging off my account.

To all of you who stuck by me and followed my blog for so long, thank you. Thank you for being a part of my Tumblr experience.

[vincentb95]

[almersglue]

harasho

[snafv]

A small Clockwork Orange doodle without context 👍

[holybagelsstuff]

[historicalpictorial-deactivated]

[justanotherfilmfanatic]

Droogs

Don’t

Run.

[droogettegal]

[me-and-my-three-droogs]

Basically, don't pull this crap. Ok?

[me-and-my-three-droogs]

I can't believe I actually have to say this, but okay.

This isn't a RP blog. If you want to speak to the droogs or have...relations with Alex, then you've come to the wrong place.

[moviewatchlist]

A Clockwork Orange (1971)

Director -  Stanley Kubrick

Writer -  Anthony Burgess (novel)

Cast -  Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates, Warren Clarke

[robe-and-wizard-hat]

[sexymonstersupercreep]

- A Clockwork Orange (1971), Stanley Kubrick - Prisoners’ Round (after Gustave Doré), also known as The Prisoners’ Round, or Prisoners Exercising, or Penitentiary (after Doré) (1890), Vincent van Gogh - Exercise Yard at Newgate Prison (1872), Gustave Dore

[nitrateglow]

A video essay on ACO’s cinematography? YES PLEASE.

[selfloathingamerican]

[droogettegal]

With all due respect, if you find topics like rape or violence triggering or overly gratuitous, then following a blog for a movie INFAMOUS for those topics probably isn't a good idea.

[pigeontoedballerina]

A Clockwork Orange (1972) dr. Stanley Kubrick

I have to say I like the book more than the movie. I am a book person, I have to read the book first. The movie did not too good keeping with the story line but it did a good job showing Anthony Burgess’s future. Also the sets and the costume/hair & makeup too. The future was just as unsettling as the book and the language was well used too. Even though the writing didn’t quite stick with the book it was still really good. And I know the movie can’t always be the same to keep things moving or what not. The acting was good too. Malcolm McDowell did a great job portraying Alex deLarge’s twisted nature. ~~ The book was absolutely amazing in my opinion between Anthony Burgess’ new commie influenced slang and the real horrorshow view of one version of the future I finished it quite fast. This is a book that I could see myself quoting.

[curatorofthisdigitalmorass]