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[Stanley Kubrick]=|=[TRIED TO WARN US]
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The fact that he changed the endings of a lot of what he adapted is very significant I agree. Steven King hated Kubrick's adaptation of The Shining - the ending especially is much darker than the book, which is already a horror novel. And in the book A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, the ending is completely different. Alex just grows out of his violent phase and mellows out. In the film, it's much more cynical and creepy with a ginning Alex "restored" to his original psychopathic condition by the corrupted "state".
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1464492 Another interesting thing to note is that he refused to put his name on Arthur Clarke's version of 2001, in order to preserve the originality of his interpretation as expressed in the movie.
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