Part of the Ruby Oliver Film Festival *
This has to be the most punk-rock movie I’ve ever seen as it refused to adhere to the conventional movie narrative. Is it sci-fi, or action/adventure or biting social commentary? It comes with a great soundtrack and will keep you interested.
Cost: free from library
Where watched: at home.
*This movie is part of E. Lockheart’s list of top 10 movies and I’d be interested to hear why she likes it.
poster from: http://www.impawards.com/1984/repo_man_xlg.html
The amount of text on this poster is crazy!
I loved this movie when I was a teenager but I haven't seen it since then out of fear that it wouldn't stand the test of time. I hardly remember anything about it. One of the forums I read regularly, the people there hold up "Repo Man" as an all-time favorite, although they never really say why either.
Very interesting. We have been reading a book by ISU prof. Brian Attebery (Stories About Stories) that has a section about describing genre. He talks about fuzzy sets in a genre and focuses on the difference in the (book) movie depending on which genre lens you use to view it.