I was asked to go see this with a friend. I had no plans on ever watching it even though the previews were ok. So I went in just to be going to the movies on a Saturday afternoon. Overall I enjoyed it for what it was. I did waste atleast 15 minutes trying to figure out where Beth came from, and why did they seem to have an connection. I asked my friend after it was over and they said "she was singing in the bar" I was like, well ok. I thought i had fell asleep and missed a flashback or something. Also I'm with Seantn, the company should've paid for his new heart for many of reasons. I'm 99% sure a company that big, dealing with health would have an amazing coverage on their workers lol. So yeah that was weird. Anyways it was fun and better than I had expected.

Movie was alright, just entirely too long. Enjoyed the gore factor and it had some fun moments, nicely shot, decently acted.

Script needed a rewrite.

felt the same way. This was too long, but I enjoyed it enough. Jude Law can always hold my interest.

Even though I agree with and understand the majority of critics ripping this apart. It's not a well made film... contrived, trite, all that stuff.

I enjoyed this. Law and Whittaker really clicked. Schreiber was good as usual. I loved the gore and the matter of fact approach to it. I enjoyed it in spite of the flaws.

Definitely could have been better, but I think the critical reception was a tad harsh this time around... movie should do pretty well via DVD.

I actually thought it was reasonably well made, but I wish they stuck with the goofy tone it had at the beginning of the movie. Once it got serious it all got a bit sluggish.

Same here, Forrest and Jude had great chemistry. But after the "accident" it turned into the Minority Report. Only not as good. Still had its moments, and I liked the twist of the typical cliche' ending though.

Only thing I didn't understand though was.

Better than I thought it would be. Nowhere near as violent as I had expected though. I actually enjoyed the twist ending.

I agree that it was better when it was a morbid comedy. It was still interesing when it got serious but nowhere near as good. Still, it was rock solid overall.

As for the ending,

I liked the ending as it had a creative way to toy with how many times action movies tend to devolve into wish fulfilment for the protagonists. Like the scene in for instance.

Just watched Repo Men and thought it was fantastic. Much better than I expected.

Agreed. Schreiber rocked.

Wow. That's freakin nuts.

So.... no plates of shrimp?

Just saw rented this on DVD. Overall I liked it but had alot of problems with the story:



Still, the future world they created was great! And Jude Law and the actress who plays Beth were excellent in the movie.



I will probably end up buying this movie.

W
T
F
was this movie
so immoral and violent
and every time sabertooth showed up it was a JOKE like they think
sabertooth is as funny as i do
and then the whole "twist" but it affects SO MUCH of the plot the
viewer is like wtf wait how many random things does this affect
gross cutting knees a million times gross gross gross
was that monique with the refugees?
gross scene where they're practically humping and sticking their arms
up in eachothers guts GROSS
glad you can sew it up yourselves but you
didn't even wash your hands,
u guys are gonna die of infection.
except it doesn't mater cause it's all in his mind ...
the whole screen in the hallway fighting to get to the pink door, just
cut it, i'm supposed to belive jude law as an amazing fighter guy and
everyone else so incompetent that even though they have guns, and you can use
a SAW to get them all? wish I saw this in theaters

How about you make that into a proper paragraph? With some sensible English as well?

I cant, the repo men took my brain

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