It was pretty damn weird with some hilarious lines and characters, but the ending wasn't too much to my liking. I think this one might work better when watched under the influence of alcohol.

fuck that

John Wayne was a fag.

to think this guy would go on to do sid and nancy!

great cult movie

Crazy. I loved the generic brand products.

The American Dream turned inside-out, upside-down and back-to-front. Highly satirical, anarchic, and drenched in a weird sense of humour which can be hit-and-miss, tends heavily to the silly side of clever, but which provides plenty of memorable moments. The film-making is kind of rough and ready, an acquired taste, but it's hard to deny Cox's film's relevance to American life with the number of reference points it touches. It's also the film which feels most like a Simpsons episode. Enjoyable.

Entertaining, anything-goes cult film with Stanton and Estevez in their best roles, a sharp supporting cast, clever direction, and a rockin' soundtrack featuring Iggy Pop, Black Flag, Suicidal Tendencies, and others. The Monkees' Michael Nesmith was executive producer.

The life of a repo man is always intense.

i love this movie. It gathers the 80's in hour and a half

one of those hidden gems.

Part straight slice of life story about being a repo man, part wacky sci-fi comedy. Emilio Estevez is good enough, but Harry Dean Stanton really carries most of the film. And on top of all that, it has one of the best punk rock soundtracks of all time, featuring some of the best from LA such as Black Flag and the Circle Jerks.

Campy fun but at times a tad too forced.

Wacky, weird, but really good.

Some amusing bits (John Wayne was a fag/Life of a repo man is always intense) seemed few and far between. I didn't mind it but it never impressed greatly either.