In Future, People Struggle to Make Regular Payments to Retain Artificial Organs Bought on Credit

[@dwong101]

So this guy must have the worst worker’s compensation. Faulty work equipment = broken heart... Company replaced broken organs ... but refuses to give him one for free even though it was their negligence? Sucky.

[@GameFuMaster]

Corporatocracy

[@brandonvasser5902]

You people act like this really happened and use it as koolaid fuel

[@cc8879]

@@brandonvasser5902 nah I think he was just saying in the context of fiction it's fucked when related to our reality. Trying to establish an intellectual divide between yourself and "you people" is more concerning than the comment you replied to

[@DougieFresh1414]

@@brandonvasser5902 What planet are you on bro? no one really thinks this happened it's a movie and people are just explaining it lmao. Surprisingly enough there is in fact very similar things happening around the world and I'm sure eventually will get even more eerily similar.

[@widdershins5383]

@@brandonvasser5902 your acting like it’s not gonna be within our medical capacity to do this within 100 years lol

[@Oli.Miles1]

“We’ve been trying to reach you about your organs extended warranty”

[@rewto5131]

😂😂😂

[@shoaibakther1453]

Our Organs

[@rileymeade919]

😂

[@Iseethegap]

This sums up the movie perfectly....firm handshakes all around boys.

[@Fihyyhvcffggcfffa7961]

😂😂😂😂

[@omnid.slayer7244]

It's honestly kinda disturbing when a lot of things happen and it turns out they never happened.. That last plot twist was so Unexpected and honestly i went from happy to sad knowing that raimi and Beth didn't managed to reach their final goal

[@williamedwards4151]

Yeah. This was definitely a movie that took a 180 at the end. I don't really appreciate that in movies I watch. Feels cheap. "It was just a dream lol" or some version of that.

[@Vassilinia]

The twist was what you'd expect them to be too afraid to do, but I still don't like it.

[@ross9120]

it was justified, the dream got tons of action, lot of missed shots and a literal pink door, when the boss could have referenced something labeled as a "pink door" and not an actual pink door

[@johnphillips4776]

Ikr! And it was only slightly overshadowed by the neural link thing for brain damage that was referenced in the first bit of the movie. Completely went over my head

[@marcusweathers3070]

@@ross9120 Fair points, but I have to say, what the hell is "justificated"? It's "justified".

[@kartiksuryawanshi4035]

When u have friends like this u wouldn’t need to find an enemy.

[@7arzival536]

Friends how many of us have them 🎵 great song it fits well

[@GoosFrabaaa]

So they would be your enemy and friend at the same time?

[@proximity037]

Yea

[@chrispbacon5313]

@@GoosFrabaaa Frenemies

[@binay413963]

@@chrispbacon5313 that is exactly what I call them Frenemies Sorry this might ne random but I got reminded of when I used.yo speak this word

[@jerichojoe307]

That's crazy because the injury that caused him to have to have an artificial organ in the first place was caused by faulty equipment owned by the company. He should have got that heart for free.

[@walidsmaili1239]

actually its later revealed that it was his friend who sabotaged the equipment, to drown him in debts and force him to stay in the job

[@leighshakespeare710]

if he gets it for free then there is no film

[@waywardson911]

@@leighshakespeare710 Could have been injured a ton of different ways. He did not have to be injured by a “faulty” company machine

[@barriath8841]

@@walidsmaili1239 Right, it was in the moment before he entried his coma. But still, that alone could have been used to get it for free since it is an employee that did that. Also, just for starters. He had all legal rights in declining his payments and get it that as well. After all they just did an operation on him without his consent. Just when he nearly offed himself in the hospital showed his shock of having it. And he also had all rights to keep alive and keep it even if they said that they would take it if he didn't want it. It is one thing to forcefully reanimate someone but another to kill them right after because they can't come to terms with something.

[@TheRojo387]

Moral of the story: look after your natural organs!

[@phildebrand2]

"he starts playing some music by T-bone before getting closer to his wife, intending to have intimacy with her" I love how Movie recaps covers things like flirtation and romance like its a scientist observing humanity.

[@thatrandomonekaylasayshell9748]

the watcher been real quiet.

[@josephanderson8655]

That's all it is when you really get down to it

[@JinKee]

I am certain that this is a GPT3 bot learning to understand movies. why else is this not getting copyright strikes to oblivion? i literally don’t need to watch the movie now

[@jonathanroberts9905]

Moral of the story... Don't become friends with your bullies!!!

[@Claire-fg4lf]

ain't that the truth.

[@cageybee7221]

moral of the story, capitalist healthcare is dogshit.

[@jaredfrazier2216]

@@cageybee7221 ok hippie

[@priatalat]

It's so funny how it's "just a job" until it involves you, then you become the hypocrite resisting exactly what you put others through

[@Handlelesswithme]

Woah it’s just like real life

[@shikniwho7215]

he may feel bad for the client but he sure has no problem killing his co-worker.

[@blindade1]

Well seems like Covid days to me...

[@ex7463]

you don't have the right to an opinion you single celled organism. The man had to work to support his family and with this type of job once you're in, you're in. You can't just quit.

[@alanway5]

sounds like conservacucks when they get the rona and start dying

[@asetdedieva4642]

From many unlogic things that happened in this movie, this one interests me the most: the company must be really incredibly stupid, they wanted him to pay for it, or he'll die, just like any other client, and he is one of their best repo men's they got. Instead of risking something like him killing so many employees, destroying so much equipment, i bet it would have come way wayyyyyy cheaper if they just gift this shit to their employers, especially after they got hurt AT their job for this company.

[@williamwchuang]

Yeah maybe this film is symbolic or something

[@jcjcviews]

I like your comments. Well, the idea of a movie is to keep us engaged until the end. Since it's all forever fiction anyway, why ponder the details without limit? The extent to which you were engaged should be a fair way to determine the movie's value for the most part. The end.

[@ImperativeGames]

Do you live in an another world where big corporations are competent and not extremely greedy?

[@deepakthirdreich]

Yeah idealism- like Bank giving Interest free loan to its Employees,.Right?

[@emrepalapi]

It was all a dream buddy 😂

[@chadh9457]

"Jake has to deal with two customers by punching them" sounds like the victorian police force.

[@narf651]

"Welcome back to movie recap" Is a thing that will never get old.

[@phil7687]

Or "Hey, guys, Mystery Recapped here."

[@divoeusebius9494]

If you ever heard the one with "Welcome to movie recap" You OG

[@narf651]

@@divoeusebius9494 i agree

[@manz007]

@@phil7687 Are they the same person or two person similiar way of starting the video.

[@dearyl1144]

it is robot voice ofc they never feel old /j

[@youllknowme2079]

Scientist: finally I invented artificial organs now people won't suffer! Evil corporate company: were gonna brutality remove your artificial organs if you don't pay Scientist: bruh

[@althred9715]

It's pretty unrealistic, I know healthcare is ruthless but I doubt things like this would ever happen.

[@althred9715]

Forcibly removing artificial organs isn't the most effective solution even for the evilest corporation in the world.

[@chiron13]

@@althred9715 No need to remove anything. A potential kill switch in the DNA at a pre determined time can be lethal. Just like lack of essential updates to a software can render it useless.

[@brian-us6vw]

@@althred9715 Actually in the great reset meeting it has something like this ... organs will be 3d printed ... you own nothing and you will be happy. sound familiar? the meeting consists of the elite class of the world

[@theangrysocialist6884]

That's capitalism for ya anything in the name of profit

[@PrizMatex]

Yes, so glad the old voice for "Welcome back to movie recap" and music used in this video is back.

[@enmarzz]

and here i am again asking people whats the background music name T_T its been 4 month trying

[@uhitskyle]

Riiiight! It feels more compelling & immersive imo.

[@lukemcbuke6287]

@@enmarzz run to earth Alec Koff

[@manz007]

It reminds me of "mystery recap"

[@DaddyAndruwu]

@@manz007 yeah, but mystery recaps has an actual voice and he’s kinda annoying. Imagine someone explaining a horror film with an ASMR like voice

[@barreymcockiner9778]

6:47 imagine you got injured on your job due to faulty equipment they provided and your company replaced your heart with an artifical one without your consent, *then made you pay for it, then tried to kill you when you dont pay, depite the whole situation being entirely their fault*

[@mikemierspadios7036]

At least you get a second chance to choose either to continue living or completely die.

[@ineedhoez]

Sounds about America

[@yourfriendoverseas5810]

It wasn't mentioned here, but in the movie the partner admits that he sabotaged it on purpose so that he wouldn't make the mistake of becoming a salesman.

[@timothykappel198]

Don't need to somebody else already did and made a movie about it

[@thatrandomonekaylasayshell9748]

Odd how the main character that went to war doesn't show empathy to the people he risked his life to protect and just brutely murders them no mater what there doing except for a musician he liked.

[@DH-xw6jp]

Disassociation

[@mdokuch96]

He served in the US Army, which for the last few decades were fighting anywhere but on their homeland. He wasn't protecting anyone but the interests of US corporation, and he killed people in the process.

[@StationaryGamingReal]

Bad writing.

[@ahmadjundi2578]

@@StationaryGamingReal I think it was pointed in the movie why

[@oo-xb6gv]

LMAO Do you honestly think they went to war to protect random "Americans" or "American Values"? 😂

[@TheQuatum]

The old voice just feels comfortable, like a warm blanket

[@swsthomas]

For some weird reason i agree

[@hobisbitch4659]

You’re weird

[@fallintopieces]

@@hobisbitch4659 no its true

[@GeneralRasta504gamingTBG]

Real talk

[@jamesquick9843]

My favorite voice.🥰

[@CaktusGS]

Finally! a documentary about American healthcare! Okay

[@shepherdbook8783]

Facts!

[@SkyTheAvali]

More like this inspiration for China's illegal organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience

[@mauricioraigosaclavijo8833]

This movie is like a epiphany of how the future US healthcare will work.

[@blueaddiction6954]

This doesnt feel like democracy though

[@shepherdbook8783]

@@blueaddiction6954 but it definitely feels like unfettered capitalism at its finest

[@Genesiscoupe3000]

If it was company property that damaged his heart, he could have easily sued them!

[@thefracturedbutwhole5475]

In a world where your artificial heart that you got on credit can be repossessed I don't think you could sue that company for shit.

[@Moses255337]

In the real world as his top repossesser, I seriously doubt he would charge him for the heart as a show of respect. You can obviously see this through his coworkers actions by not wanting to repo him.

[@redenginner]

Moses Gonzalez Corporations today demand your loyalty and give you nothing in return. I very much doubt that will change.

[@Moses255337]

@@redenginner yes, but corporations are concerned with profits above all else. If The top worker is highly respected and renowned, any punishment deemed unfit or undeserved in the eyes of the employees will reduce worker moral thus loss of profits.

[@95ellington]

@@thefracturedbutwhole5475 See, if I was gonna die anyway from these "repos" I would have destroyed organ so they get nothing. I seen similar cases where cars due for repo or homes due for foreclosure are arsoned.

[@manuelcorrea2365]

So basically his best friend was a possessive person that did not want him to be transferred to a different department so he thought it would be better to transform his life in hell so they would always work together...

[@mjapusa4948]

Probably….they both went to war together so he might’ve thought as long as he’s with him, nothing can stop them.

[@asetdedieva4642]

And at the end of it, he basically put him in coma, whicb I consider no better than death. So he killed his best friend in the end, so to say.

[@dakarai47]

@@asetdedieva4642 not really the same in his mind he is chilling on a beach for eternity

[@gamerman7276]

These people that he's repossessing from are clearly well off enough to keep making payments, and that's without having to take out loans to make them. Also the way that he got a "past due" notice so quickly makes me suspicious that this organ transplant business is just a front, and the real crime being committed is credit fraud.

[@raven4k998]

well if they were smart they would have just bought it out right instead of getting it on credit🤣🤣🤣

[@axe2grind244]

Repo Men is one of the most underrated sci fi movies ive ever seen. I like that Jude Law is reading "The Reposession Mambo" at the end aka the book the movie is based off of. Def watch it if you have never seen it. Highly reccommend

[@jacobotts8443]

You liked this, you should watch "Repo, The Genetic Opera" it's what this movie was based on.

[@plaguewalker2248]

@@jacobotts8443 You mean ripped off.

[@Zagadoo607]

I’d say it’s quite poorly done. How can those 2 ppl kills everybody. They are not Rambo😂

[@speedsupreme9173]

@@Zagadoo607 I'd say you didnt watch the video till the end.

[@pureone8350]

@@Zagadoo607 They did that because they were in a simulation.

[@nadiaharden6096]

Love that this takes place essentially 3 years from now

[@SkyTheAvali]

Also that this was 2010 and surprise surprise China was stealing organs this whole time

[@charless3108]

@@SkyTheAvali aaaaaand what does that have to do with a movie about reclaiming artificial organs?

[@linjix]

@@SkyTheAvali china #1 in stealing

[@BuetifullPersun]

@@charless3108 a movie about reclaiming organs and china claims organs

[@romanceenthusiasm7972]

@@linjix Indeed as well as election manipulation via cyber interference.

[@TheeBohemian]

With potentially thousands of clients defaulting on their artificial organ payments, the company would stand to lose more that it stood to collect on repossessed artiforgs afterwards until those products past their expiration date from the wrongful death class action lawsuits leveled against the company from the decedents' families and interested parties. That is, of course, assuming that criminal charges against premediated homicide are somehow no longer applicable.

[@ciscobriones5904]

If they signed a contract stating they cant sue if a repo man comes inside your home and kills your family member to get their property back then they cant sue..., but you are right they do stand to lose money from non payments. i honestly wish a 2nd movie was in motion even if not the same actors. this was a very good movie

[@RichardVSmall]

Exactly! How does this company profit from killing customers who default on payments? It clearly costs them a huge amount simply to repossess the products, and surely they can't reuse them in a new body? I mean, I would want a brand new artificial heart, not one that's got some mileage from a previous owner out of whom it was forcibly removed. I don't think laws exist in this film, at least civil claims certainly don't, because there is no way that this guy would be liable to pay for his own medical treatment when his employer is responsible for his injury. That's also assuming that the company which makes the artificial organs doesn't provide its employees health insurance or any cover for occupational injury!

[@patrickb4620]

@@ciscobriones5904 at least under Anglo common law, you can’t sign away certain rights, this would include (in America) life, liberty, etc.

[@holden6104]

@@RichardVSmall what should the company do then? Simply forgive all the defaulters? Even if they lose money repossessing them, the message they send would ward against any future defaults. Insurance companies do this when they spend tons of money defending claims that would be cheaper to simply pay out on an individual basis. They will incur the short-term losses in order to get the message across.

[@RichardVSmall]

@@holden6104 So you're saying a death penalty for debt makes sense in that context because it acts as a deterrent? I don't think it even does that in the film, look at the sheer amount of people that are defaulting despite the huge consequences. They're defaulting for the same reason a deterrent wouldn't work - people don't choose to default, they do it accidentally because they run out of money. The death penalty arguably works as a deterrent in real life because people *choose* to commit murder, so when they're about to pull the trigger there's a chance they'll think about lethal injection and change their mind. The same doesn't apply to missing a debt payment, nobody chooses to be broke. Generally speaking insurance companies don't spend money to defend claims in order to deter claimants from making them in the future. In my experience an insurer will defend a liability claim, even if it's easily and cheaply settled, based on whether their insured is liable or not. If there's no liability they'll defend the claim, which has a natural deterring effect on potential fraudsters but that's not the goal of the insurer per se.

[@SpeedyDemon1]

stupidest part of this movie is sending hitman to steal a robo organ instead of building in remote deactivation

[@SchnitzelRada]

“Neural net that can put people with brain damage in an eternal dream” that ladies and gentlemen for what we call foreshadowing

[@saudakar9004]

So a workplace related accident has the victim pay for his medical expenses? Why wouldn’t they be required to give him one for life free of charge

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

Subcontractor

[@ex7463]

cuz its a fucked up world

[@angelkitty11]

The reality of many "Third World" employees lol

[@saudakar9004]

@@Flint-Dibble-the-Don That changes what exactly?

[@saudakar9004]

@@angelkitty11 Well yeah shithole countries with shithole laws maybe

[@catking7901]

Doctor: the transplant was successful Patient: *card declined* Doctor: *this movie*

[@williamhealy6381]

So the metal heart is more emphathetic than his old one

[@ex7463]

Nah bruh, when he got shocked by the defibrilator he suffered some brain damage which allowed him to experience emotions again. Prior to the incident he was a psychopath.

[@war.neverchanges]

@@ex7463 like a reset

[@kidneysfailedbutimwinning]

@@war.neverchanges Factory Reset

[@Matzcchi]

The " Irony "

[@OriginalAkivara]

Hearts have nothing to do with emotion.

[@npierce14]

Was not expecting that ending especially when I knew the “dream simulator” would come into play when jake brought it up

[@quickeatswithstry]

His "friend" never stopped being a bully.

[@EL-ISS]

I remember watching this movie for the first time and going from cheering to just: "Oh..." The ending left me existential and depressed but I have to admit I actually like it. Not all stories have to have a happy ending.

[@LeeoGoneWild]

I loved that twist so much, this ending seemed way more realistic too.

[@brandoninhofer6592]

@@LeeoGoneWild Yeah Hollywood is so full of unrealistic movie endings, this seemed much more believable.

[@LeeoGoneWild]

@@brandoninhofer6592 exactly. Hollywood always tries to make everything a Disney rainbow and butterflies, but this felt so real

[@nobody_in_particular754]

Depressed about the ending of a movie you watched for only 2 hrs? Sheesh 😬

[@BenJover]

@@nobody_in_particular754 Are you trying to sound cool?

[@holyrecaps]

An old narration voice is back. Who else missed it?

[@trellanaxoxo]

Me

[@chronicspiros8825]

I sure did

[@cyllananassan9159]

i like the robotic sound

[@jasonk4695]

There can only be one.

[@The1_Hellhound]

Me,

[@christopherbardier770]

This movie is like a Where’s Waldo book; challenging you to find a decent human being in a sea of terrible ones. Even the main protagonists motivation are purely selfish.

[@jacobd6315]

"Jake has to deal with two customers by directly punching them," sounds like a normal day in retail to me.

[@TheDoodlez1111]

The year this movie took place in is only 8 Months away from now. Let that sink in for a moment...

[@RichardVSmall]

How does this company profit from killing customers who default on payments? It clearly costs them a huge amount simply to repossess the products given the operational/logistical costs and the amount of people they have to employ, and surely they can't reuse them in a new body? I mean, I would want a brand new artificial heart, not one that's got some mileage from a previous owner out of whom it was forcibly removed. I don't think laws exist in this film, at least civil claims certainly don't, because there is no way that this guy would be liable to pay for his own medical treatment when his employer is responsible for his injury due to faulty work equipment. That's also assuming the company that makes the artificial organs doesn't provide its employees health insurance or any cover for occupational injury!

[@enriel4509]

He probably has insurance through the company, it's just the deductible or co-pay that has him in debt.

[@josephromeo4084]

The used organs are probably cheaper alternatives and if they didn't punish ppl that didn't pay so harshly I feel like alot of ppl wouldnt pay like I've gone to the hospital several times and I'm never ever ever paying those hospital bills

[@cteal2018]

We use "used" organs now...they are just in other people...

[@dryb3301]

Simply a very poorly written 'sci fi ' garbage

[@terr20114]

Lol their legal system is in the trash but I think they’d make more money by keeping people alive and paying rather than hiring repo men and killing people.

[@Montesama314]

I remember thinking, "what is this, a dream sequence?" when things were getting ridiculous. Then I figured it out.

[@MattFromHawaii]

What a frickin twist of events. That's so scary and awesomely delievered at the sametime. I kind of felt something array when the scene in the thumbnail was revealed but didn't happen yet.

[@RangerAce1290]

If they really wanted their organs back, they’d offer lessened debts or longer payment-due grace periods in exchange for artiforb users turning in other artiforbees that defaulted their payments. This way those gatherings of hiding debtees would be much harder to accomplish successfully because anyone could turn in everyone else and not get their own organs stolen.

[@cageybee7221]

stop helping evil corporations monetize our organs.

[@RangerAce1290]

@@cageybee7221 Have you seen the price of insulin? Some people don’t need artificial organs to have their entire bank account subscribed to “Pay Up or Die.”

[@lezzman]

This movie was made in 2010. The story is set in 2025. So the movie makers thought that this sort of technology would be developed 15 years from then? Man, that's what I really call optimism!

[@supravlieg]

Totally forgot about Chekhovs gun and the mention of the VR interface so wasn't expecting that plot twist at the end.

[@Danboi.]

Can't believe I haven't heard of or seen this. Going to watch it now. Cheers Mr Recap👊

[@axe2grind244]

Its awesome. Seriously go watch it when you get a chance.

[@6nosis]

Messed up movie beware lol

[@mangolassi5273]

@@6nosis why?

[@trucktruckin2291]

They would have told you about, but there was no room in the TV schedule. They had to talk about Trump day and night.

[@widdershins5383]

Watch the Repo Genetic Opera as well 😉 you’ll thank me for it

[@foxibot]

It took him having to need the artificial organ before he had empathy, which is sadly like people that suffer from disease, injuries and chronic pain, many cannot have empathy until it happens to them. I suffer from chronic pain 24 7 and have a treatment that helped me immensely that is a cheap drug, and yet the USA has opened up all these expensive no insurance clinics that won’t accept insurance. To me they are no better than this guy in the movie, they are depriving people of getting better and stopping their suffering, with a cheap drug that third world countries use. Only in the richest country, do you have people causing people to suffer over a cheap safe drug treatment. It literally gets people out of their wheelchairs and beds, and yet they want 15 grand for 10 treatments, now it may not take that many treatments, but it’s still 900 a treatment. And I hope the cooperate owners get to experience the pain. Because then maybe they may have empathy for people suffering.

[@RichardVSmall]

I don't mean to pry into your personal life but what specific condition do you have and what drug treatment are you talking about?

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

Is it really prying when they lay it all out in a public forum practically begging for someone to ask for the details they were purposely vague about? Asking for a friend.

[@ex7463]

That's how capitalism works you single celled organism. If you don't like it then go somewhere else.

[@fashiharz8584]

Now I'm curious about the cheap drug you're talking about. Is it some kind of amphetamjne?

[@foxibot]

@@fashiharz8584 no it’s ketamine that they use for severe chronic pain. I used the numbing shots with my brilliant kind doc, a cancer doc who treats weird diseases and injuries but he died, a few years ago and my world was turned upside down. Now they have these ketamine clinics that do IV ketamine, I don’t know if I can do that, he only did the numbing shots for my injuries. I have serious diseases since my childhood in my bladder so he said back then he couldn’t do it in that, and I have 3 other diseases they think I got when I had my autoimmune system wiped out from an illness as a kid, and then just recently was diagnosed with a very very serious one. I have ulcerative colitis and some other diseases that cause crazy pain in my pelvic area. I was told my pain is as bad as end stage cancer patients. By my doc. This new disease can cause your skin to grow together and scar tissue to cause so much damage you have to have surgery, if you don’t treat it and is crazy painful. The ketamine is a miracle drug, and is being used for severe chronic pain. I was amazed and skeptical. I have to make sure with my urologist I can do the IV before I do it and figure out how I can pay for it. I found a place in Chicago that does the numbing shots and takes insurance for all kinds of treatment. They still,want 175 bucks but that’s a whole lot less. IF I could relief from my other pain and I have horrible migraines too then I would use IV kind. I have head to toe pain. It’s is way safer than taking opiates which I’m allergic too so I have to take tons of allergy drugs to take and I still have horrible issues which have put me in a anaphylaxis six times in 3 months. I am allergic to many many drugs. Not just pain drugs. So this was a miracle drug. It’s obscene they want to charge what they charge and don’t take insurance. I’m trying to look into getting into this ketamine program if I could get them to call back and see if they will cover it. And I’m writing some of these politicians to see if they can help and hope to start a petition. It’s life changing for people. It resets your brain. And I hear if you have clinical depression it’s a miracle drug too and will cure depression. The famous clinic John Hopkins is the one that has done the incredible research and proved what a great drug it is, and it’s so cheap. So for them to make money on it and stop people from being able to use it for a debilitating situation is obscene. I agree with the doc that testified saying the USA will look back in horror on how they treated their chronic pain patients who are sick or injured or both and been left to suffer hideous pain. I never once have abused any drug I took for pain because I can’t, I am allergic to the crap. I don’t drink or smoke and didn’t even use marijuana until they started legalizing it finally in my state and I’m waiting for January when they pass the good cannabis flower. Which is what helps big pain. It would kill me if I tried to use these drugs because I am highly allergic, so I have to I am very cautious and my dr knows every step I make, and I even cut back because I have so many issues. This unfortunately happens with many people where they can take opiates, because of that or have to take them while suffering side effects almost as bad as their pain. The Ketamine was life changing, a dr must do the treatment and for me when I had the numbing injections it lasted almost 2 months maybe a little more. If it doesn’t hurt my bladder disease or make that worse and my other diseases then I am wanting to try, this doctor I hired who is like a boutique doc was wonderful and thinks I would make an excellent candidate. His wife just was hideously injured so he was so kind, and said he believed we met on purpose. But it’s expensive to talk to him. He’s up north and I am a Louisiana Cajun. I also know they use it for crazy migraines, with huge success. Any pain it wipes out, or makes it tolerable, and now they are passing the cannabis flower in my state in January so I will have that too. The medical marijuana they passed at first was crap and no good, and they quickly found out that this kind failed in other states cause it doesn’t help “big tough pain” and so the other states lost a lot of money. They overcharged for it too! And it made me dog sick, I lost 17 pounds in 3 days, and I also got a bad horrible experience with it. It helps a tiny bit with pain and sleep. But it also leaves a whack taste in your mouth! By the way I have some dear Persian friends from college and your name made me think you might be Persian. My friends names both were Farrah and they were sisters. And I had some male friends too.

[@jonmurray7658]

Frank’s death is one of the smoothest knife kills in the entire movie.

[@wiiblii8584]

Its good to know that some movies actually show how defibrillators actually work

[@g7parsh]

For people that were good friends, man did Jake suck

[@guardianofthegalaxy2051]

He did bully him when they’re children

[@ex7463]

jake was a g wym

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

@@guardianofthegalaxy2051 man I would never be friends with someone that bullied me

[@comedyman4896]

This movie is literally just the "When you at the hospital but your credit card declines" meme

[@ascott6804]

So glad this channel is available to show me so many mind-numbing movies.

[@AbelGerma]

This reminds me of a line from "The Alchemist", friends don't want you to change. "If someone isn't what others want them to be, the others become angry. Everyone seems to have a clear idea of how other people should lead their lives, but none about his or her own."

[@80PercentAshamedOfU]

I love how a knee wound is blurred out but a typewriter crushing a guy’s head is green light lol.

[@sensei2203]

The typewriter is the blurring effect itself

[@MikeBSc]

I remember there being some controversy over this movie a few years ago, with claims that it was a rip off of "Repo! The genetic opera". While they do share the common theme of repossession of organs, that's about all they share.

[@maverickrahming531]

This movie is a must watch, this is one of my favorite movies of all time. The end scene when he had to fight the other repo men was epic and raw. Also when they had to cut each other open in the end . shyt I'm going to watch this again.

[@ksozeproductions7182]

"In Future, People Struggle to Make Regular Payments to Retain Artificial Organs Bought on Credit" RIGHT NOW people struggle just to pay for a doctor's visit.

[@thatrandomonekaylasayshell9748]

"all around me raging infernos that are the world."--Sung in the "all around me all familiar" to be funny!

[@Petaurista13]

In my country they struggle to keep breathing until clinic will be allowed to help them as in public healthcare they have limits per period. I mean not like it's their choice, from their pov it would be better to take more patients as they get paid for each.

[@blitzblix9455]

the ending reminds me of the movie upgrade where he just continues to live in his mind peacefully but in reality he isnt in control

[@amyturner2034]

I kind of saw the whole dream thing coming ever since they mentioned it ‘in passing’ earlier. Movies love that stuff.

[@kevinkim9620]

this movie definitely left an impression on me. watched it twice and really didnt want to stomach another viewing. the whole movie just plays with your emotions. but the most disturbing part is that this is the world we are heading towards...

[@Callsignethiopia]

This is what the 2nd amendment is for . This is the next step after they take our 2A away .

[@wolverine1440]

Well that was a twist 😂

[@williamwinder5011]

At least the whole "it was all a dream" thing was decently written.

[@ahurafarahani7751]

1:36 Good to know that they are using Toronto Canada's TTC T1 subway train instead of a new York train.

[@Kingoffflordia]

I take the line 2 everyday to school

[@ahurafarahani7751]

@ oh nice!!! Must be nice being able to get a wiff of riding on a T1 train before going to school so that your mind is cleared lol.

[@MrGrifft]

The only thing farfetched about this movie is that the medical company doesn't have decentralised backups of their records.

[@CertifiedFresh7]

Damn, who remembers when 2025 actually sounded like a futuristic setting?

[@Tripepdipep]

They had flying cars in back to the future year 2015

[@khatdragon7694]

@@Tripepdipep technically flying car came to be in 1852 (steam engine dirigible) The Wright bros essentially created "flying cars" 50 years later. Really comes down to how you define "car" (a four-wheeled road vehicle that is powered by an engine) If its not driven on roads its not a "car", its an aircraft once you put wings on it. Now if we say car with wings is still a car then we have to consider all wheeled air craft to be flying cars.

[@umessi10]

"In the year 2025...". Watching this in 2024

[@freshgadmusic5581]

No one talking about how cruel carol was to him? His own wife.. Damn.. we reap what we sow. Even his own best friend betrayed him smh

[@mlitt1996]

What are you talking about? He was killing hundreds of people..and even brutally killed someone in front of her and their son. This was probably why she wanted him to transfer to sales or to get a divorce. It probably took its toll on their marriage. How would you feel if you knew your spouse was ripping out people organs and leaving them for dead???

[@freshgadmusic5581]

@@mlitt1996 that's and even after his accident she still had no remorse ..he caused it on himself

[@habiboissack490]

@@freshgadmusic5581 Probably cuz he chose his Job Over his Family

[@RandomPotatas]

Bro the 3rd poor security guide lmao

[@nikitachirich7985]

2025 ? I dont think we're gonna need to wait that long.

[@mpalfadel2008]

Forest Whitaker is absolutely talented actor One of the finest of his generation

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

The one thing that always bothered me about this movie, is that despite this being a hyper-capitalist society, he failed to sue the company for the cost of the organ. The company is clearly liable for the accident. Maybe something as simple as a mention that they are technically independent contractors, or that their contract included a liability waiver.

[@JosueLopez-kk9us]

It's corporativism, clearly human rights are not a priority in that society, worker rights are even less important

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

@@JosueLopez-kk9us I've always considered a highly litigious culture to be one built on greed, not sanctity of human rights.

[@khatdragon7694]

The equipment was intentionally sabotaged by an employee. The corporation is not liable for that.

[@danarosenthal9472]

Me: **restores foreskin** Repoman: "you know the drill. Drop em." Me: "...never gets old"

[@Anonymous-qr4ev]

Did NOT expect restoring to show up here 😂

[@danarosenthal9472]

@@Anonymous-qr4ev bwahahaha ur welcum

[@angry_zergling]

No foreskin for you! Unless your pay your foregage(tm) of $2.2k credits a month.

[@2025-e4n]

@5:29- We see: Raymond Shaw....."Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life."

[@MarioThaMonkey]

"Jake has to deal with 2 customers by directly punching them or using a stungun and remy finds himself in a hand to hand fight as well" Ah yes. I remember my days at Walmart.

[@annemaeromero1469]

Now this is a plot twist, that u can get goosebumps with!

[@ozzyo5711]

I really like this movie it had suspense, thrills, and a twist. The one part of the movie that was annoying was the wife Carol complained about his job.

[@williammiller496]

The twist was stupid and lazy honestly

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

I dunno. I'd feel pretty upset if my spouse made a living killing other people.

[@LaFonteCheVi]

@@deborahblackvideoediting8697 And her method of handling it was to make literally everything worse. Even after he had a moral crisis.

[@deborahblackvideoediting8697]

@@LaFonteCheVi - Yeah, that definitely happens sometimes! Haven't seen the film, so I don't really know. Have you seen it? Is it worth watching?

[@ozzyo5711]

@@deborahblackvideoediting8697 - If you have time to watch a few movies? Go for it everyone has a opinion of the movie but overall it was entertaining to watch or laugh at the file.

[@nitroxdsm]

Ah, the natural evolution of American healthcare system. Give it another decade or so, we'll be living it

[@LifewithFlorence_265]

This was pleasantly entertaining. I need to watch it in full.

[@Vip3r-cia]

What an interesting twist

[@z_lp]

The plot twist at the end tho.

[@RimaEln]

Not every story needs a twist to be good. This movie is the prime example of this 😒

[@samsonhaze6595]

This movie was so sad, I love Forrest Whittaker though, you never know what role he’s going to play

[@ienspire]

the plot twist while being sad is extremely beautiful, what a movie.

[@libertyprime2852]

but how does someone who gets an artificial implant from the company they literally work for not be able to pay his bills? hes been in the military and working for the union forEVER he should have some type of savings to pay for his shit. weird. its like if a doctor got a heart transplant but then wasnt able to afford the bill

[@Petaurista13]

It's in fact possible that you work in healthcare and don't have money for certain procedures.Clinical dietitian in public hospital in my country earns relatively low salary as I've heard. And it's not USA

[@Just.a.person59]

Kind of judging the exwife for being with him in the first place.

[@izawa9211]

Some woman

[@habiboissack490]

Bro He literally kills Lots of people and he even killed soemone in front of her bro You need to rewatch it😑

[@Just.a.person59]

@@habiboissack490 I did😢 I was trying to be kind towards her. It’s like being married to concentration camp doctor.

[@fredcrewneck]

that ending is wild

[@shamicentertainment1262]

Lol, when a sci fi move is set in the 2020s you know it's an old one

[@user-or9me6iq6u]

No comment, but the ending though

[@gedalyahreback2133]

I mean, most scifi plots are implausible, so that's fine. But the idea that it would ever be legal to repo artificial organs is absolutely absurd.

[@mirjamheijn5214]

The idea that you have to take a "vaccine" every six months with no liability for those who offer it is pretty absurd too. Having quarantine camps in australia (and probably in your and my country in about 5 years time) is absurd too.

[@mirjamheijn5214]

@Russ Olson How many of those are MRNA vaccines that did not go through the proper clinical trials? Oh yeah, I guess you forgot about that.

[@mirjamheijn5214]

​@Russ Olson Yeah, I'm gonna go with Robert Malone, the inventor of Mrna vaccines in the first place. Sorry for putting my faith in the scientist who started the discovery of the mrna vaccine technology instead of the corporation that is getting rich on it. I hope you're getting a good cut to spread this misinformation.

[@mirjamheijn5214]

@Russ Olson Lmao, imagine spreading misinformation for free.

[@mirjamheijn5214]

@Russ Olson You could literally check robert malone's wikipedia page and watch one of his interviews right now instead of failint to find another ad hominem. But we both know you won't, because you're in denial.

[@Hashocky]

So this is like a more serious version of Repo the Genetic Opera.

[@RyotaMitarai]

I'm going to forget the last part. The story was really good.

[@sinned5504]

How dare he bump into that employee dressed as a lung! This is truly the peak of his evilness…

[@GameFuMaster]

5:55 ah yes, the guy who paid for the house... gets kicked out of it.

[@rebakedbeans8533]

Theres like, three or for different movies based on this premise, but the best one is Repo! The Genetic Opera. Its got Anthony Stewart Head (Giles from Buffy) Alexa Vega from Spy Kids, and Paulie from Goodfellas. Also, you get to watch Paris Hilton's face fall off.

[@jennacomerford2911]

Came here for this comment! Anytime I start a new home project or something that will take me a good bit of time, Repo! is always the FIRST movie I put on. 😀

[@josephpaulson9495]

That is a really bleak twist and takes away from a lot of the sacrifices that they had to make in the last act of the movie in order to win. At least they could have had some kind of hopeful ending by making the guy eventually publish the manuscript as a last favor for his old partner or something, but this just takes bleak to a whole other level.

[@LukeTheDamnBrit]

Ending pissed me right off

[@GB32K]

Ngl…when that type writter fell on dudes head bruh💀💀💀💀💀

[@thevoiceofreason8911]

I loved this movie when it came out .only thing is the ending really is the saddest part of the film.

[@youngeshmoney]

Idk what's with men from the movies, but I'm not gonna just let my wife change the locks MY HOUSE, the house that I work hard to pay for, and prevent me from seeing my kids, that's wild.

[@jeffbenzos6344]

It’s nothing new. Welcome to divorce in America

[@oscarozzieozborne5783]

@@jeffbenzos6344 pretty sure even in America locking someone out of their house like that is somewhat illegal.

[@xRiizo]

Seriously love this movie! The twist really was well done!

[@Beta_Mixes]

Do *NOT* change the narrator if possible please, his voice is so calming and easy to listen that the story flows smoothly in our minds

[@MaserXIV]

Sad endings are one thing, but "It was all a dream," endings are another. Made for a decent twist but ultimately an unsatisfying end.

[@IAmLeMonke]

I still prefer the inspiration, Repo! : The Genetic Opera. Not quite the same movie but it hits the same beats. Oh yeah, the SAW guys made it too. Amazing watch if you can sit through a "musical" lmao

[@cteal2018]

That musical is all about excesses and greed...it is "campy" AF but you get to see Paris Hilton's face fall off😂🤣😂🤣

[@VaibhavShewale]

that ending was sed, by the way they already told about the brain thing

[@ex7463]

"sed" learn to spell you single celled organism