Repo Man

1984
R
1h 32m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,8/10

43 k

MA NOTE

Emilio Estevez, Olivia Barash, and Harry Dean Stanton in Repo Man (1984)

Three Reasons Criterion Trailer for Repo Man

Liretrailer1 min 39 s

3 vidéos

99+ photos

Dark Comedy Comedy Crime Sci-Fi Thriller

Un jeune punk recruté par une agence de reprise de possession de voitures se retrouve à la recherche d'une Chevrolet Malibu qui est recherchée pour une prime de $20000, et qui a quelque chos... Tout lireUn jeune punk recruté par une agence de reprise de possession de voitures se retrouve à la recherche d'une Chevrolet Malibu qui est recherchée pour une prime de $20000, et qui a quelque chose d'un autre monde caché dans son coffre.Un jeune punk recruté par une agence de reprise de possession de voitures se retrouve à la recherche d'une Chevrolet Malibu qui est recherchée pour une prime de $20000, et qui a quelque chose d'un autre monde caché dans son coffre.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,8/10

43 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 2 victoires et 4 nominations au total

Vidéos3

Trailer 1:39

Repo Man: The Criterion Collection

Repo Man: Liquor Store Shootout

Photos138

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Anecdotes
When filming began, they only had one 1964 Chevy Malibu. It was stolen a couple of days into filming, forcing the film crew to scramble to find a replacement. Shortly after finding a replacement, the original was recovered by the police undamaged. This was fortunate timing because about a day later Fox Harris severely damaged one of the Malibus by accidentally ploughing it into a gasoline pump. In the carwash scene, one of the gas pumps is clearly severely dented up and damaged. This is the pump Fox plowed into in a previous take.

Gaffes
When the motor-cycle cop walks to the back of the Chevy Malibu to look in the trunk, the number plate is "K8B 283". As the Malibu drives off, leaving the cop's smoking boots, its number plate is "127 GBH". According to the director's voice-over, these takes were months apart because the original Malibu was stolen from the set.

Citations
Debbi: Duke, let's go do some crimes.
Duke: Yeah. Let's go get sushi and not pay.

Générique farfelu
Credits scroll down instead of up

Autres versions
Television version, supervised by director Alex Cox, features alternate footage to the theatrical release.

Connexions
Edited into Cent une tueries de zombies (2012)

Bandes originales
Repo Man Theme Song
Written and Performed by Iggy Pop

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8/10

The Chevy Malibu

"Repo Man" was one of the films that came out in 1984 that, in a way, revolutionized film story telling, as we knew it. We are given a hint about what's coming right on the opening sequence when the Chevy Malibu, driven by the spooky Frank Parnell, is stopped on a highway.

Alex Cox, the innovative director of "Repo Man", made a film that mixes a lot of movie genres with a satisfying result. That's why when it was discovered, it became a huge cult movie. It was one of the films that had midnight screenings for its many fans that flocked to have a great time and who identified themselves with the movie.

The best thing in the film is the interaction between Bud and Otto. Harry Dean Stanton has always play cool parts and this movie is no exception. Emilio Estevez gave, what might be, his best movie performance as the young punk that gets to meet a world he never knew existed. All the players gave their best to Mr. Cox and the result is a film that, in some ways, might baffle at first, but once the viewer gets into it, he will be hooked.

Iggy Pop's music is an excellent partner for the action. Alex Cox is an innovative director, as he proves with "Repo Man".