Repo Man Last Scene with The Plugz Reel Ten

[@MrAwill500]

Best damn cult classic in the yard. I tell everyone about this movie. Glad my dad introduced me.

[@disagreeablesob]

Emilio Estevez may have vanished from the cinema,but this movie will live on.It's a genuine classic,1950's sci-fi meets Reagan-era America set to a punk soundtrack.

[@josephjucutan2554]

it was 1985 and was 16yrs old when I seen this movie . I was so stoned . It was great...the 80s rule !!!!!

[@joninterglad]

Are you telling us that you were a teenage dinosaur, stoned and obsolete?

[@Raaaahhhhbbbie]

I’m so glad my dad showed me this movie, it’s one of my favorites and I was born 20 years after it was made! Also Reel Ten is awesome

[@cambellfan22]

I don't know why I like this ending, but with this music and remembering watching it for the first time when I was living in Albuquerque felt nostalgic

[@fattymcfatso1083]

perfect ending for this movie

[@johnsmith-so5do]

Only 6 comments on one of the best films of the 80’s! Well... to us LA punks anyway

[@scrunts666]

Plate of shrimp.

[@buddhull]

That’s amazing, I was just thinking, “Shrimp.”

[@mindfulnesssf5619]

I got to buy this movie on DVD or have my nefew durn it on DVD on his computer

[@glennshuman4770]

It's all just part of the cosmic unconsciousness.

[@brianlamar5167]

Jacob black: this is intense Doc Holliday: the life of a repo Man and our job is always intense jacob black Ingrid beauchamp: but we can dig it and now strap yourself in boys we're going for a cosmic ride Wynonna Earp and Dolls: bye fellas we sent you postcard whenever (laughing as they take a ride) Max: well where to guys ❓ Liz: to wherever the Stars take us The outlaw Star gang: set course for the galactic sea and beyond

[@carmineapplesauce7324]

like kissing Siddhartha's forehead

[@bigulf6712]

What’s the line after Emilio says wow this is intense?

[@Moskau43]

"The Life of a Repo Man's always intense"

[@buddhull]

It’s a call back to the same quote Bud/Harry Dean Stanton gave Otto near the beginning of his Repo career.

[@elevageeasysoul]

just cant make weird movies like this anymore. its a shame

[@SMFCNA]

You can, they just end up on netflix, lost under piles of shitty horror movies and half baked art school crap.

[@buddhull]

@@SMFCNA Repo Man is a little different given the timeframe and circumstances which created it, but yes I generally agree with you. It’s a lot like my response to the people who watch this movie and say, “There’s no punk kids or music anymore!” Without realizing it just isn’t an obvious treasure to find within the current media or at obvious venues. When in fact, as we both likely seem to know to various extents, there are lots of great current punk, strange independent movies and enticingly creative weirdos to enjoy and yes a lot of them do end up buried in the bowels of Netflix, KZbin, Hulu or Tubi. But to me Repo Man is in its own tier of perfection thru oddity - a response to the original style of Reaganomics, the generic brand craze and the grittier parts of LA just aren’t at the same levels as they were in the mid-1980s.

[@MrDjango80]

Time travel.

[@ktrimbach5771]

Big fan of Cyberpunk. Saw this movie. Only things I remember is Emilio Esteves and they had aliens in the trunk. Pretty meh otherwise.

[@fattymcfatso1083]

wow - totally disagree - this is cult classic

[@cjnv48]

You sound like a sad soul. 😅

[@cjnv48]

​@@fattymcfatso1083amazing movie. I bet that guy is in a dead end relationship lol

[@cjnv48]

What about our relationship? " fuck that" maybe my favorite movie line of alltime lol