"Yeah. Let's go get some sushi and not pay"

When you get the Criterion Collection Blu-ray, I want you watch the Iggy Pop interview and try not to stare at Iggy's chest. Good luck.

One of my all-time favourite movies - cult movie perfection. The dialogue, the characters, the performances and the whacked-out mix of punk rock teen alienation and sci-fi conspiracy hijinks make for a brilliantly original one-off. And the new blu-ray looks GREAT!

"It happens sometimes. People just explode. Natural causes."
-Agent Rogersz

Weird and Strange had a fender bender at the corner of Bizarre Ave and Abnormal Boul. The result of that was this film. The movie became a cult classic before it was even done showing at it's premiere.

Terrific hallmark of the times. The world is better for having this movie in it.

Cult nirvana. Will hold my rhetorical fire on this one for now, but will get into it more at a later date.

I had to watch this movie before Parker (Junk Food Dinner) sorry bro, you're last to the finish line, hehehehhe!!!! As for the movie, it kicked ass along with the score/ everyone in this movie was great!!!

"A punk, sci-fi, action comedy" is not a description you hear about a lot of movies. "Repo Man" was obviously made with a lot of resentment and anger for the times, and it's the very definition of a cult film. It's hard to pinpoint the story, and the last thirty minutes or so are a jumbled mess. Plus, most of the performances (save for Harry Dean Stanton and Emilio Estevez) are quite stiff and bad, but this was Alex Cox and his punk buddies making their movie, so I applaud the effort; even if it's a very focused and dated one.

Yeah, yeah, "plate of shrimp," "ordinary fucking people," Harry Dean, etc. What struck me most about seeing this again was the class anger, and how clearly it links the disgust of suburban punk idiots like Otto to the resentment of the working-stiff repo men (*love* the latter all being named after lawnmower beers, which I didn't notice back in the day). What also struck me is how pointless most of the third act is, other than that it ties up a bunch of loose ends, I guess. But let's face it, no one really wanted to see all these characters running around with guns, right?

really weird and confusing last third. what the fuck. :D
didn't do the humor much favors. :o

A true masterpiece. I loved Otto. I know Otto. I maybe am Otto. Can someone get a time machine and some fanfic going with Otto and Driver for a crossover movie about Otto repo'ing one of Driver's cars? Because that would be pretty awesome.

One of the weirdest movies I have ever seen by far.