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clockworkorange13 — 9 years ago(November 17, 2016 04:47 PM)

It seems obvious by looking at the IMDb page for this movie that not many people have seen it, and of the people that have, not a whole lot of them thought it was very good.
For some reason this is one of the few movies that Ive seen in the past year that I'm actually itching to watch again, which makes me think that it could potentially hold up over time. Anyone else think this movie might start developing a cult following over the years?

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Oh for sure. Give 10-15 years and more people will see it and(hopefully) like it. Personally I think it's great and probably the most underrated film of this decade(so far)

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I agree. I'm watching it for the first time and have already decided to watch it again. There is so much going on, on so many levels, it's shot brilliantly and it has an awesome cast. It reminds me of clockwork orange, and Brazil, it has nostalgia and reference to the present. I love it!

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