Repo Men Offers Organ Repossession Without the Operatic Warbling

Agree about Repo! God I hate musicals, I'd die if I had to sit throught that. Thank goodness for this film instead. Looking forward to it, not long now.

I am a mother of three, I do wear mascara. That being said I know every word to every song & so do my kids. So does my husband. I know that Repo! was just WAY ahead of it's time. This knock-off will come & go with little fanfare. Repo! will be a true cult classic handed down like candy for those that get it. I hate Jude Law. I hate his asshole face.

I agree with Dedpools first statement. This does look like fun! Im actually pretty interested in seeing this, could be very cool. The trailer actually surprised me! BTW i think its funny that one dudes whole reason to totally dismissing this film is because organs wouldn't be that expensive...wow, shallow?

Repo! The Genetic Opera was one of the best movies of 2009 i had seen. And for those who don't know it was based of the Necromerchents Debt, a small play put on by the man who played the Grave Robber in Repo!Therefor this is a shameless ripoff of a movie done by the creators, and thus, shit. Repo! was fucking awesome and for those who do not understand it i can see how it would be boring. As i am neither a goth or emo or anything of the sort, actually i am what used to be called a 'wise guy' you can see how it crossed over into other clicks as it were. Blood, darkness, and sex is what Repo! was and this looks like a slick scifi nock off. That being said...it looks awesome lol has blood and romance with a kick to the jaw of pure ultra-violence. Can't wait.

No matter how you spin it, it's bullshit that artificial organs could cost so much in the future, and it's pretty unlikely that the government will allow private companies to go around killing people for shits and giggles.

It's gaping plot holes like these that made me completely skip District 9. When you haven't even seen the movie and are already failing to suspend disbelief, something has gone wrong.

What was wrong with D9? Oh cause it put aliens in a camp and mistreated...yeah humans haven't done that before...*cough* Hitler *cough* Humans would do it.

This is based on a great novel called "The Repossession Mambo", a terrific cyberpunk hybrid yarn. I never really saw Jude Law as the lead, maybe his agent wants him in an action movie with his name above the title. Can't wait.

I for one want to see this movie and Did see REPO! Genetic Opera. The story in the Genetic Opera was an interesting one, but the main reason I want to see this movie is because they don't have horrible singers with the worst lyrics ever written. I liked the concept but I honestly would have rather they took real songs and melded the musical genre into a rock story with better lyrics. No offense to anyone that liked it, I just found it more comical in its horrific lyricism and delivery than good in execution. "WHy are my genetics such a Bitch" - Boo! Warbling.

I don't see how an artificial organ could be so expensive, especially in the future (over $700,000? Yeah right), or why the government would allow a corporation to go around killing people for no real reason. You could pilot a Deathstar through these plotholes.

How they can be so expensive is the same way that computers, while requiring parts that 90% cheap as heck pieces, have their prices rocketed up by A.) Cost of design B.) Cost of manufacturing C.) Cost of skilled workers to create the more difficult pieces D.) Cost of shipping fragile parts and finally and most importantly E.) The profit margin of supply in demand. For example, CURRENTLY a kidney can sell on the black market for 85,000 dollars. Now, legalized that price would shoot up, especially if someone, say a company, had the patent on kidneys and no one else could sell them but them. People figure their willing to pay anything to save their life, and that drives the price they can charge way up. As far as "Governmental Control" you don't see that stopping our medical crisis now do you? And as far as not letting them kill people to return their property Genetic Opera explained that rather well (Yes, i saw it, yes i loved it, yes i cannot WAIT to see this one!... might have something to do with my lack of masquera. >.>). Simply put, with the shit ton of money that the company makes before the government can put control over it they can bribe just about anybody. Then consider the amount of older members of congress who may feel in debt for the saving of loved ones or their own lives. Plus, the people who stand against the company are going to be few and far in number, and generally just people who don't have it already done or have a loved one who have had it done. Cause the company can just shut it off whenever they want. Also, we don't know what the government is like in this verse (Your apparently a friend of star wars, shall we go through the plot holes in how the government works their?)and this company could BE the goverment (See "Hypercorp" style of government). Finally, and most importantly, the reason i went on for so long about this, it's FICTION! Fiction will almost always have plot holes in it, things we think the characters could have done better. But it's called willing suspension of disbelief, and if you try it sometime you may find yourself absolutely loving this and just about any non-documentary movie. (Course, some shit can't be saved, but there you go.)