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Repo Men

Jude Law (Actor), Liev Schreiber (Actor), Miguel Sapochnik (Director) Rated:
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Genre Science Fiction & Fantasy, DVD Movie, Blu-ray Movie, Action & Adventure/Thrillers, Action & Adventure See more
Format Multiple Formats, AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
Contributor Liev Schreiber, Miguel Sapochnik, Jude Law
Language English
Runtime 3 hours and 52 minutes

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Remy (Jude Law) and Jake (Forest Whitaker) are best friends and The Union’s most dangerous repossession men, reclaiming top-dollar organs when recipients fall behind on their payments. But after an on-the-job accident forces Remy to be outfitted with a top-of-the-line heart replacement, he finds himself in debt and unable to pay. Now, the hunter becomes the hunted as Jake will stop at nothing to track him down to finish the job.

Bonus Content:

  • Deleted Scenes
  • The Union Commercials
  • Inside the Visual Effects
  • Feature Commentary with Director Miguel Sapochnik and Writers Eric Garcia & Garrett Lerner

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In the future, artificial internal organs will be widely available, but their high cost will lead to a thriving, if bloody, repossession business--at least that's the idea in Repo Men, whose title characters must carry scalpels, and not scruples. When clients default--and, at 19 percent interest rates, it happens all the time--it's up to Remy (Jude Law) and Jake (Forest Whitaker), the two most swashbuckling field operatives at the Union company, to reclaim the merchandise. The film's reviewers largely seemed to miss the wicked humor that underlies Repo Men's kooky futuristic world, as Remy's domestic situation is portrayed with typical backyard barbecues and typical nagging wife who wants hubby to ask his boss about that promotion, already. Everything's amusingly typical, that is, except for the fact that Remy regularly charges into people's apartments and grabs their kidneys. It would be nice to report that director Miguel Sapochnik was able to maintain the initial air of satire (RoboCop comes to mind at least as often as an obvious inspiration such as Brazil), but this movie begins to stumble in its middle section, as Remy himself becomes a subject for organ replacement. (His efforts at self-medicating procedures, especially a climactic surgery sequence, leave Patrick Swayze's similar efforts in Road House far behind.) Sudden shifts to a woman-in-peril scenario--with capable Alice Braga as the target of Union's organ hunters--make for an even more puzzling turn, and the jumbled rhythm of the second act suggests a certain amount of postproduction futzing around. The soundtrack is rife with Guy Ritchie-style song cues, some of which are fun, and Liev Schreiber has a good time smirking his way through his role as Remy's cold-hearted boss. The biggest problem here is that once the movie is over, a great many things don't make any logical sense, and a last-minute switcheroo only muddies the waters. Which are pretty bloody to begin with. --Robert Horton

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 2.35:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.25 x 0.5 inches; 0.8 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ MFR025195033046#VG
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Miguel Sapochnik
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 3 hours and 52 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ July 27, 2010
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Jude Law, Liev Schreiber
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ French, Spanish
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, French, Spanish
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Universal Studios Home Entertainment
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B002ZG98SW
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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I'm obssssed with the scene in this film where the two main characters voluntarily surrender all the parts of themselves that were up for Repo. Honestly, this is one of the most unique ideas, and that is one of the sexiest scenes, I have encountered in film in recent years. I didn't go into this movie expecting to find a gorgeous love story, but that is exactly what I found.
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Steve Southern
5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT MOVIE
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
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Lashata Skipper
5.0 out of 5 stars Good movie
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
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Good movie
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amy bown
4.0 out of 5 stars The Law of Satire
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2016
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This film is a satire. It's a trenchant commentary on the healthcare system and corporate greed. When I saw it years ago, I didn't pick up on the satire and thought it was just gorey action flick with an outlandish premise--and what were brilliant actors like Jude and Forrest doing in a film like this? But watching it a second time in its satirical context, I realize this is a black comedy. Jude Law is my favorite actor. He commits to every role and is often the best thing in even mediocre films. (See his Karenin in "Anna Karenina" or his villain in "Road to Perdition", where he's on screen for all of five minutes and steals the whole picture). Although his "Repo Men" character is not Hamlet, he is 100% convincing and always fun to watch. Imagine Tom Cruise or Bruce Willis in this role--it would have been your standard cardboard action character where you watch Tom and Bruce being Tom and Bruce. But Jude is a really intelligent actor, and he brings nuance to even the slightest roles. And talk about charisma to burn. (He pumped up for this role, and yowza, he is scorching hot! ) I hate action films and gore bores me, but when you put this film into the context of satire, the buckets of blood become almost comical. (And how do you not show blood in a film about ripping out organs?) When you work your way back from the end twist, the implausibility of what went before makes sense. All in all, this is not a great film, but it's an interesting experiment, and worth watching for the Talented Mr. Law.
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Joseph Morris
5.0 out of 5 stars Sci Fi classic
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024
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Authentic science script
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Alexander Liu
5.0 out of 5 stars Repossessing Cinema
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2010
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Like the unfortunate organ re-donors in this science-fiction thriller that have been rebuilt from borrowed parts, so too does Repo Men suffer the fate of being a movie built upon the foundations of many a science fiction cult classic.

This is all a truly tragic fate, considering the moments of sheer brilliance present in this all too familiar cautionary tale set amidst an all too familiar dystopian future. In 2025, top-dog Remy (Jude Law) has the thankless task of brutally repossessing the artificial organs for which their owners have defaulted payments on. He does so with surgical precision until that one day, when a fateful slice would open Remy's own heart to the plight of humanity.

With a plot largely transplanted from Fahrenheit 451 into the world of Repo: The Genetic Opera, cauterized with a sprinkling of Blade Runner and more than a few stitches of Brazil, Repo Man may have become in itself a cautionary tale against a clockwork picture. Also starring Forest Whitaker and Alice Braga, Repo Men is an unapologetically gory affair, fast paced and frenetic, yet suffering from uneven heavy-handedness.

While newcomer Miguel Sapochnik excels at juggling the dramatic with the sterile action set pieces with the deft hands of an early Steven Spielberg or John Carpenter, the picture ultimately suffers in his inability to skillfully suture together those crucial visual clues, thus telegraphing the ending well in advance to anyone paying attention, though having a `borrowed' ending once again does not help matters much either.

Yet in spite of this, the picture remains an enjoyable, if not déjà vu invoking thrill ride. One cannot help but root for the protagonist and empathize with the surprisingly layered, if not clichéd, antagonists. Though it may lack the explosive intensity of a Michael Bay film for example, the intimate storytelling places attention not so much on the action, but rather on the situations, allowing audiences to better connect with this character driven piece than the more visually oriented science fiction action films.

As such, it should be unsurprising that the cast is mainly comprised of dramatic heavy-hitters that outperform the picture. It is a bold and unusual move, and certainly strange to see not one action marquee name among the cast, with the possible exception of Liev Schreiber. And projecting a more tortured soul than the genre would normally call for, Jude Law, who only recently joined the action scene with his debut in Sherlock Holmes, joins the cast in elevating Repo Men to a clockwork movie actually worth winding.

If only it had been more original, perhaps Repo Men would have become a classic in its own right. However, for a flawed experiment, it still remains one hell of an enjoyable ride.
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3.0 out of 5 stars The Easy Media Review For Repo Men
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023
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Thumbs up for this movie.

Three out of five stars.
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Trinity
5.0 out of 5 stars Oh my Gosh
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2011
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We're 50+ and we thought this was about repo-ing cars.....
I popped it in and we sat to watch it while we had dinner.
oh boy- oh boy- oh boy!
So it was a bit of a shock at the beginning when it turned out to be something more. Hey, I was on a bit of a spending spree for DVD movies looking to stack up some entertainment for our evenings and snagged this one.

How many of you reading this that have seen the movie are laughing your butts off right now? more than a few I'd say....

Lucky for us, we rolled with it and at the end decided we liked it.
If you're a Scifi fan and you don't mind some gore and appreciate a little moral quandary in your entertainment, my guess is you'll like it.

We've gotten to the point where we WANT something different, something out of the ordinary. Just one thing....this is NOT about two guys going after cars that haven't been paid for. It's not Tokyo Shock which we like on occasion....
but we definitely were surprised.

I saw it had a wide variety of ratings and thought...ok it'll probably be something different. It is NOT a trip to Mamby Pamby Land or for those for whom the color yellow makes them sad. There's even one scene you'll probably back up and play a couple times while you laugh with tears rolling down your face.
"Don't Taze Me Bro!!!"

Everyone else has covered just about everything else in their reviews.
It was good entertainment for an evening as an inexpensive used movie.
'nuff said.
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Lucia
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Movie
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023
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Great movie. Worth the watch
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Juan Manuel Moreno Alanis
5.0 out of 5 stars Llegó en buen estado
Reviewed in Mexico on August 26, 2023
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Sin queja y sobre la película una verdadera obra de arte
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Poptyping
5.0 out of 5 stars Great overlooked gem
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 15, 2024
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Both Forest and Jude are great companions in this massively overlooked film. Gory at times but great story and visuals overall
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Ramon
5.0 out of 5 stars Edición sin sustos
Reviewed in Spain on August 20, 2015
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Cuenta con sonido DTS 5.1 Castellano, limpio y nítido. En un Home Cinema se aprecia bastante. Cuenta esta edición con escenas eliminadas. Buena compra.
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Fabian Menz
5.0 out of 5 stars Unbeschreiblich gut !
Reviewed in Germany on January 20, 2013
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Auf "Repo Men" bin ich eigentlich nur gestoßen da dieser Film kurz nach Weihnachten 2012 im Free TV lief, ich bin ehrlich gesagt sehr wählerisch was Filme angeht aber wenn mich ein Film wie "Repo Men" nach dem ersten mal anschauen so vom Hocker haut, dann mag das was heißen denn ich habe mir den Film ein paar Tage später auf Blu Ray geholt.

Die Story :

Im Jahre 2025 ist es nicht mehr schwer an Organe heran zu kommen denn die gibt es wie Sand am Meer, wer also ein Organ braucht aufgrund irgendeiner Krankheit oder einem Unfall, der geht einfach zu einer speziellen Firma und kann sich dort alle erdenklichen Organe kaufen oder auf Raten finanzieren, die Sache hat nur einen Haken, kommt der Organ Empfänger seinen Zahlungen nicht nach, werden die so genannten Repos auf die Leute angesetzt um denen die Organe bei lebendigem Leib wieder heraus zu nehmen.
Der beste Repo Men und Organeintreiber ist Remy (Jude Law) der seinen Job hervorragend macht und auch die meisten überfälligen Organe wieder an Land zieht, bis zu dem Tag an dem in seinem Job etwas schief geht und er ein paar Tage später im Krankenhaus aufwacht und feststellen muss dass sein altes Herz durch ein Spenderorgan ersetzt werden musste und somit vom Jäger zum gejagten wird...

Die Action :

"Repo Men" ist schnell, rasant und voller guter Kämpfe und brachialen Schießereien, der Film hat spitzen Schauspieler zu bieten die allesamt Ihre Rolle mehr als nur glaubwürdig rüber bringen, ich habe mich zu keiner einzigsten Sekunde gelangweilt oder gar schlecht unterhalten gefühlt, ganz im Gegenteil, "Repo Men" gehört jetzt zu meinen absoluten Lieblingsfilmen und mir ist es wirklich ein Rätsel aus welchen Gründen der Film so viele schlechte Rezensionen bekommen hat, kann ich nicht nachvollziehen.

Das Thema :

Die Rezension habe ich am 20.01.13 geschrieben wenn ich bedenke was für Schlagzeilen momentan die Zeitungen beherrschen wie "Arzt vor Gericht wegen verkauften Organen" oder "Organ Skandal nimmt kein Ende" oder "Wie viele Leute mussten sterben weil Organe teuer weiter verkauft wurden ?".
Ich sage ja nicht das ausgerechnet "Repo Men" ein ernstes Thema behandelt und dennoch hinterlässt der Film Spuren, spätestens nachdem bitteren Finale mit dem ich in hundert Jahren nicht gerechnet hätte, lässt einem der Film nachdenken, ich zumindest kam während dem Abspann zu einer bitteren Erkenntnis.

Wirklich FSK 16 ?! :

Also langsam aber sicher kenne ich mich mit der FSK nicht mehr aus, da geben sie Filme ab 18 frei die dennoch um 10 Minuten verstümmelt sind und "Repo Men" bekommt eine Altersfreigabe ab 16...die Leute die den Film geprüft haben müssen betrunken gewesen sein denn "Repo Men" ist stellenweise schon arg brutal, man sieht wie Leute bei lebendigem Leib aufgeschnitten werden und die Leih-Organe wieder heraus genommen werden, abgesehen davon haben es die letzten 20 Minuten schon wirklich in sich, ich bin ja absolut GEGEN Kürzungen und so etwas sollte auch verboten werden denn ich will mich weder von einer FSK noch von sonst jemandem bevormunden lassen aber "Repo Men" hätte in meinen Augen eine FSK 18 Freigabe erhalten aber okay, wenn die meinen.

Die Blu Ray :

Die kann sich wirklich sehen lassen, sei es nun das wirklich gestochen scharfe und vor allem schöne Bild oder aber der wirklich sehr gut abgemischte 5.1 Sound, in beiden Belangen kann man der Scheibe nichts nach sagen, einzig und alleine die Extras fallen sehr, sehr mager aus.

Fazit :

Ich kann mich nur nochmals wiederholen, für mich ist "Repo Men" einer der besten Filme und steht auf meiner Liste ganz weit oben, aus welchem Grund sich bei diesem Film die Meinungen so spalten, ist mir ein Rätsel, ich kann an dieser Stelle vielleicht nur folgenden, hilfreichen Tipp geben ; Für interessierte an dem Film die ihn noch nicht kennen, mal ausnahmsweise nicht an den Kundenrezensionen orientieren sondern sich sein eigenes Bild machen indem man sich den Film einfach mal ausleiht, ich persönlich kann dennoch einen klaren Kauftipp aussprechen geschweige denn sollte man sich diesen Film nicht entgehen lassen !.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Un SF viscéral éprouvant et diablement efficace
Reviewed in France on October 13, 2010
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La pochette du DVD et surtout les noms des acteurs principaux risquent d'en emmener plus d'un sur une mauvaise piste : Forest Whitaker et Jude Law dans un bon polar des familles ? Que non que non. Cette adaptation cinématographique d'un roman de SF est une véritable tuerie dans tous les sens du terme à ne surtout pas mettre entre toutes les mains. L'univers dépeint est futuriste à l'instar d'autres grandes œuvres de SF, c'est bien notre société et ses dérives financières et capitalistes ici extrêmes qui est ici critiquée. Le futur dont il est question n'est pas si éloigné que cela malgré de somptueux plans d'une ville avec métro aérien et une société "nantie" d'une technologie avancée. Les deux acteurs principaux forment un tandem cruel et cynique de tueurs chasseurs de primes qui viennent reprendre les implants "organiques" à l'intérieur des corps des transplantés n'ayant pas payé leur dette. Et cette manière atroce de récupérer un bien impayé (comme une banque fait saisir une maison ou une voiture impayée aujourd'hui) est tout à fait légale dans "Repo Men". Ce qui surprend d'emblée, c'est le ton détaché et complètement déshumanisé de nos deux dépeceurs (comme la société qui les mandate)qui prennent une véritable plaisir malsain à éviscérer leurs victimes. L'humour y est noir et décalé, un macabre pourtant jubilatoire. Il fallait oser. Mais cela ne serait rien sans les images. Et là de nouveau, le réalisateur n'y va pas avec le dos de la cuiller : gerbes de sang, mains plongées au plus profond des corps à la recherche de "l'objet". C'est viscéral, sanglant mais complètement assumé. Les amateurs de gore et de SF vont y trouver leur compte. D'autant que le scénario tient la route et le thriller est haletant de bout en bout sans bavardage inutile mais avec assez de matière que pour faire un film solidement charpenté. L'histoire nous est livrée sans concession, et malgré le spectre d'une certaine rédemption pas vraiment in-intéressée, Repo men ne cède rien jusque dans son excellent épilogue. Ce film aux effets spéciaux éprouvants mais réussis, à la photographie et au traitement vidéo haut de gamme, bardé de scènes d'action d'une rare violence (le combat contre plusieurs sbires à l'arme blanche...) et s'appuyant sur un suspens implacable est sans aucun doute destiné à devenir culte (pour un public très averti). Pour moi il l'est déjà.
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