Nobody codes movies like Kubrick… ADRENO…
They're all named after different drugs. Vellocet = Speed in Latin, amphetamine. Synthemesc = synthetic mescaline. Drencrom = Andrenochrome, a derivative of adrenaline. Moloko is milk which you put the drugs in. Just for your information: this film, A clockwork Orange, was based on a book. And the said book was filled with a slang thought up just for the book. The slang's words were creations of the author, Anthony Burgess, but a lot of the words were also based on Russian words too. Many publications of the book included an Appendix so the reader could translate the slang. Here is an online guide….
(Follow the link and click the URL at the bottom)
And remember... "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he did not exist!"
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They're all named after different drugs. Vellocet = Speed in Latin, amphetamine. Synthemesc = synthetic mescaline. Drencrom = Andrenochrome, a derivative of adrenaline. Moloko is milk which you put the drugs in. Just for your information: this film, A clockwork Orange, was based on a book. And the said book was filled with a slang thought up just for the book. The slang's words were creations of the author, Anthony Burgess, but a lot of the words were also based on Russian words too. Many publications of the book included an Appendix so the reader could translate the slang. Here is an online guide….
(Follow the link and click the URL at the bottom)
And remember... "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he did not exist!"
https://bastyon.com/index?s=462a9219aa8bf33edeee0800feebfd88780a682f03edafc95e807d76cdec9028&ref=PR73uNkFMJzvL9NtkL66NAZ2ci1GVQuW8E
Nobody codes movies like Kubrick… ADRENO…
They're all named after different drugs. Vellocet = Speed in Latin, amphetamine. Synthemesc = synthetic mescaline. Drencrom = Andrenochrome, a derivative of adrenaline. Moloko is milk which you put the drugs in. Just for your information: this film, A clockwork Orange, was based on a book. And the said book was filled with a slang thought up just for the book. The slang's words were creations of the author, Anthony Burgess, but a lot of the words were also based on Russian words too. Many publications of the book included an Appendix so the reader could translate the slang. Here is an online guide….
(Follow the link and click the URL at the bottom)
And remember... "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he did not exist!"
https://bastyon.com/index?s=462a9219aa8bf33edeee0800feebfd88780a682f03edafc95e807d76cdec9028&ref=PR73uNkFMJzvL9NtkL66NAZ2ci1GVQuW8E