Not entirely sure what the fuck I just watched, but I think I enjoyed it. Funny in a bizarre sort of way, plus it has some dope nighttime city shit.
What does Sup Forums think of Repo Man?
Repo Man
Elijah Clark
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Ian Butler
>that tag paragraph
Fuck people in the 80s were savages.
Liam Gray
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Levi Moore
It's punkkino.
Bentley Allen
Repo Man rules. It definitely rewards repeat viewings.
Leo Miller
fucking classic
too bad the director would never again go on to make anything even remotely competent, and now is just a shitty professor in Colorado
Joshua Ward
Fucking kek
I got the same feeling from this movie as I did Army Of Darkness my first time watching. I'm sure there is an overarching plot, but it really just feels like this bizarre series of episodes.
I dunno if that makes sense.
Leo Morris
I just bought his book for like $2. He seems like a chill fella.
As a wannabe filmmaker myself I find that shit fascinating.
Jack Sullivan
john wayne was a fag
Alexander Lee
LIKE HELL HE WAS
Jonathan Myers
LET'S
Jaxson Taylor
GO
Jaxon Cox
Some of the best nightime shots of any movie. This is what Paul Thomas Anderson said about it:
>"I’m always trying to get night exteriors to look the way Robby Müller shot them," Anderson said. "I can never do it. I never know how he did it. It doesn’t look like there’s any lights on, it looks like how it really looks and back then — there’s gotta be a million lights on… As long as I keep [making films], I’ll try and get night exteriors to look like Müller."
Jonathan James
DO
Liam Torres
>that cover
how does Criterion do it
Gabriel Phillips
Fuckin' A. I mean that wasn't how I'd thought of it but yeah the whole thing had a really realistic vibe to it. I mean, despite the aliens and exploding green shit of course.
Plus it was some comfy citycore.
Leo Williams
SOME
Jacob Reyes
CRIMES
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Wyatt Diaz
What the fuck was with that line anyway
Luke Lee
Refn likes it youtu.be
Ryder Moore
that bluray rules. I got hooked on it a couple of years ago and watched it, no kidding, like 50 times in a month. anything else I tried to watch that month just seemed like weak shit with no edge
Mason Gonzalez
You can really see the influence in Inherent Vice
Hudson Carter
yeah let's go... eat sushi and not pay
Thomas Hernandez
where's he a professor?
Jacob Perez
Robby Muller then shot "To Live and Die in LA", if you watch it after familiarizing yourself with Repo Man you can really see his style come through
Benjamin Morgan
That's up next on my list, then.
Lucas Phillips
They hire great artists.