Vinyl

1965
1h 10m

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Warhol's strange interpretation of "A Clockwork Orange." Includes Gerard dancing to the Martha and the Vandellas classic "Nowhere to Run" and being tortured by professional sadists.Warhol's strange interpretation of "A Clockwork Orange." Includes Gerard dancing to the Martha and the Vandellas classic "Nowhere to Run" and being tortured by professional sadists.Warhol's strange interpretation of "A Clockwork Orange." Includes Gerard dancing to the Martha and the Vandellas classic "Nowhere to Run" and being tortured by professional sadists.

Director
- Andy Warhol
Writers
- Anthony Burgess
- Ronald Tavel
Stars

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4.2/10

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Director
- Andy Warhol
Writers
- Anthony Burgess
- Ronald Tavel
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.

Connections
Featured in Exploding Plastic Inevitable (1967)

Soundtracks
Nowhere to Run
Written by Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland and Eddie Holland
Performed by Martha & The Vandellas

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Vinyl

"Vinyl" was the 1965 experimental film by, none other than, Andy Warhol himself. This is a crude adaptation of the classic Anthony Burgess novel "A Clockwork Orange".

I wasn't expecting a groundbreaking performance when I put the movie on to watch, as you'd probably know if you've seen such classic Warhol films as "Poor Little Rich Girl" and especially "Sleep". But Warhol films can be fun if you have a lot of patience, as I had very little to begin with (I lasted about 30 minutes before I started getting antsy for the film to end). I won't give too much of the plot away but I can tell you that it has it's moments, such as the name-calling, the candle wax being poured on the protagonist's chest, and the awful acting (or improv apparently).

In short I believe any Warhol fan would like this film. My advice to the people is give it a shot if your a movie lover, just to say you watched it (or tried to), but if you have no patience for these kind of movies then this may not be your cup of tea.