The Repo Code - Repo Man (4/10) Movie CLIP (1984) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Bud (Harry Dean Stanton) tells Otto (Emilio Estevez) the secrets of being a good Repo Man, including the "Repo Code."
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A down and out young punk gets a job working with a seasoned repo man, but what awaits him in his new career is a series of outlandish adventures revolving around aliens, the CIA, and a most wanted '64 Chevy.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1984)
Cast: Emilio Estevez, Harry Dean Stanton
Director: Alex Cox
Producers: Michael Nesmith, Gerald T. Olson, Jonathan Wacks, Peter McCarthy
Screenwriter: Alex Cox
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RIP Harry Dean Stanton, One of the best actors ever.
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Alien
The best character actor of all time
Indeed... he's absolutely brilliant,as well in the missouri breaks.. check it out if your a H.D.S FAN
a-fucking-men
"See, an ordinary person spends his life avoiding tense situations. Repo Man spends his life getting INTO tense situations."
Harry just owned this whole movie.
Even the movie twister used it.
That phrase was in twister
@@robertmueller3897 oops. Sorry
He was perfect
Emilio was on the cover, but HDS was the star of this one.
Harry is such a machine. Repo Man is a cult classic and that is great dialouge but his delivery makes it even better.
He's also 90 today. Happy birthday, HDS.
@@gotaminutereviews 95
He was awesome in this movie
"Let's go get a drink." *cuts to cans of 'drink'* This movie was brilliant on so many levels.
"FOOD".... killer
I keep telling people this was the best movie ever made but nobody gets it. It's over their heads. Lol😅
"Have a nice day"
"Night"
"Night, day, it doesn't mean shit to me"
That's the all purpose greeting that brought me here--glad it was so easy to find. One of the best lines from one of the best movies ever. As others note, day and night don't mean shit in the movie, as the same scene often goes from one to another in the blink of an eye.
JoboHotep Night and day didn't mean shit to the director Ed Wood either! Alex Cox was giving a subtle nod to him here ;)
That's cool. I just liked "night and day" didn't mean anything to a repo. I live that kinda existence myself :D
"Ordinary fuckin' people. I hate 'em."
me too
Ordinary people? I don't hate them. Instead I feel sorry for them and what they are missing out on!
Ed Sherman
I applied this code to an electric scooter recovery job back when it was fun. Dressed like a square, did speed and hated ordinary people. Best job ever, modern day repo man I was. Miss that line of work
A character actor who often outshined the star actors. Without Harry Dean Stanton Repo Man wouldn't be as memorable. RIP
This movie rocks
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"And no Christians!"
One of the top random lines of all time.
Right!
This movie is seriously one the best pieces of media I’ve ever seen. It’s like a wacked out graphic novel, I love it
Still one of my favorite films. Out there but true. Been working a backshift at a grocery store for eight years now and this wacky movie rings more true than ever.
Day, night, day...whatever.
Did you notice that as they ride along the shot switches from day to night several times? Epic flick.
Just saw this movie for the first time. If I knew how good it was, I would've watched it a long time ago.
buck mcdirt
Have you seen Paris, Texas? Harry and Dean Stockwell from Quantum Leap together! Great movie.
Gordon M
Also shot the same year and by the same cinematographer, legendary Robby Müller
buck mcdirt If you liked this you’ll dig “A Boy And His Dog”!
Enjoy the soundtrack!
Good news: this movie gets better every time you see it
Harry Dean Stanton probably should have been nominated for an Oscar here. I'm just sayin'.
my favorite movie of all time
R.I.P. Mike Nesmith. You gave us this classic. So much more than a Monkee.
Harry Dean Stanton is the glue that holds this together. Without him, it would be a good film; with him, it's a GREAT film. His characterization of Bud is discouraged and world-weary, and yet shows a decency at the core by briefly taking Otto under his wing.
This movie doesn't need glue to hold it together. You could take out any random 90% of it and the remainder would still be the greatest movie ever.
Yet, despite his disheveled appearance, you get the sense that Bud has a compassionate side to him and, deep-down, he wants to do something meaningful with his life. So he tries teaching Otto all about the repo man trade as fast as possible and, later, dies while trying to get the box. And even Otto comes around to feeling a kinship with Bud at the end by pleading with him, "Only an asshole gets killed for a car!" This is what makes 'Repo Man' such a great movie--the characters are interesting and you care what happens to them.
I wrote my master's thesis in part about this movie, struck by the strong similarities (and of course differences) between it and "Kiss Me, Deadly", making a case (ahem) for seeing Repo Man as film noir. I actually felt that despite the fact that LA has become even more crapsack and dystopian in the 30 years between the two films, the movie ends on a hopeful note.
You put your finger right on a point central to my thesis.
Bud, Otto and Miller are the only desiring subjects (in the Lacanian sense) in the film (they want other than that which they think they want, which they get by not getting what they think they want. Or at least that's how Slavoj Zizek interpreted Lacan on that count in what I had been reading). Everyone else in the film is a driven subject (they want only what they want ... take Leila, who seems to be a desiring subject at first but then tells us "I'd torture someone in a second if it were up to me"). That's why Bud wants the Malibu enough to die trying to get to it, and why Otto and Miller can get into the car and drive it off into the heavens at the end when it repels everyone else.
A lattice of coincidence: th-cam.com/video/4ToUAkEF_d4/w-d-xo.html
Bud has a weird character arc, where he starts out as a main character and then suddenly is barely in the movie during the second half and becomes more antagonistic when he is (although he gets redeemed at the end).
According to the director, this is because he fired HDS midway through shooting and then rewrote a bunch of his scenes (that showed a more sympathetic side of Bud) so that they were about Lite instead.
this film is incredible! it's a monster mix of laughs and humor
mix of laughs and humor? Aren't those kinda the same?
it's one of the funniest and most creative films ever made--Alex Cox directed, he directed Sid and Nancy also--brilliant work
Im almost positive Alex Cox made a deal with the devil for those two movies. Everything else he ever made was garbage.
Harry Dean Stanton died today. he was 91. good bye repo man. \m/
YES! It has both laughs AND humor! That's what makes it so great!
..."That's why there's not a repo man alive don't take speed "
R.I.P. Harry Dean Stanton.
He's riding in the Chevy Malibu with J. Frank Parnell now.
Right On Thanks.
I guess his last film appearance was Avengers?
RIP Harry Dean Stanton!
One of the best :(
The 24 dislikes were from the Ordinary people...
With two of them being The Rodriguez Brothers
I hate em
I hate 'em...
Bud, Lite, Oly, and Miller. The four horsemen of the Repo World. LOL
I'll never forget the afternoon in high school when me and my friend were watching this movie for the hundredth time and he suddenly exclaimed "their names are all beer!"
I’ve seen the movie 20 times and never got that. Nice job you boys.
Repo man is ALWAY INTENSE!!!!
The liquor store man's sweat shirt says Karate in Japanese (Chinese characters).Ha ha ha!
Excellent 🤣🤣
Harry Dean Stanton was one badass actor! Godspeed brother!
Harry Dean Stanton, genius character actor who broke through to the lead role in Paris Texas
1:35 "Ordinary People".....
In 2020, ordinary people stockpile toilet paper and boycott Corona beer because of the Corona virus.
You sir, are goddamn right.
Best line in the movie, although the 'bad man' car scene is pretty good....
26 "ordinary people" disliked this (maybe cuz they cut a couple lines out) (and snorted them)
I love Emilio Estevez
Suddenly, Auto gets interested when his mentor mentions the consumption of speed as one of the perks to his new job!
Otto
Auto parts!
"Hey look at those assholes over there,ordinary fuckin people I hate em" man what a delivery, makes me laugh every time, Harry Dean Stanton was a genius and this clip demonstrates that. What a tense situation, assholes.
Is it just me or does it shift from an empty street at night to a crowded street at daytime around 0:46?
RIP Harry Dean
you made this movie so great
1:07 code 1:42 tense situations
That girl withthemohawk has to be one of the finest woman on the dark blue screen
"Only an a$$hole gets killed for a car"
Or a woman...
I am a Repoman .. I love what I do.. Oh.. and the Soundtrack for this film still rules!! Plugz,Iggy,Fear
Speed, huh?
Im not a big fan of punk but the intro credits song bangs.
love this film, every teen should see it
Plate o' shrimp
Just adding my remembrance of Harry Dean Stanton in this essential clip for him from the movie we should thank him most for making, the most GenX cult film, one of the most essential films of the 1980s, and one of the best cinematic depictions of LA ever.
Always in small roles in so many '80s films that I enjoyed or remembered when I was young. Always added to those films in some way, as the late Roger Ebert noted, even if there wasn't much to add to.
I was pleased to read that he actually kept at it until his death ... I hadn't seen anything with him in it since "Anger Management" and almost didn't recognize him there because of the makeup (but his voice was one of a kind).
If you want to see him in a more central role, to see him really show his range, I heartily recommend "Paris, Texas". Long but good, from an actor's standpoint.
He had a cameo as a security guard in "The Avengers", and his role as a trustee in "The Green Mile" was priceless!
RIP Harry!
“Wasn’t That Otto? Otto who? Otto Parts”! Hehehe!
Repo man is ALWAYS intense!
RIP Harry Dean Stanton
Harry's car would have been the most banal, common used car in 1984...but it's real cool to me!
RIP Harry Dean Stanton
Proper legend
R.I.P. Bud
I was in college saw this movie almost every day
HDS-RIP
RIP Harry Dean Stanton.
This movie is such a treat. I feel bad for those that didn't get into it.
God I wish it was still the 80's
RIP Harry Dean Stanton. You attained Legend Status. Good on you.
1.30 for smokes! Those were the days
RIP, Harry Dean.
"Lets get a drink." buys beer called ,"Drink".
Bud is the kind of mentor every enterprising young man needs.
'movieclips' just for when you thought life had ripped you off enough
RIP Harry. Your greatest role ever IMHO
The good old days
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"... come on dickhead"
Standard commuter greeting in urban america
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Bud fuckin' rules. That is all.
“Luttle dab’o speed is jest the ticket, mayn!” - Spud
Rip Mr Stanton
RIP HARRY.
You gotta have a code...
Rest in Peace, Mr. Stanton. :*(
Greatest movie of all time. Way better than that Tom Cruise Maverick crap.
Tom " bottom" cruise,
Rest in peace, Harry Dean Stanton!
I just realized I wanna do Speed all night, every night & be the world's greatest professional car thief.......the dreaded "Repo Man" 😱 🤟
I saw Eraser Head, Harold & Maude and Repo Man back to back to back at the Granada Theater in Dallas back in the 80's. That was quite a line up.
perhaps the most underappreciated movie of all time. LOL
Just re-watched this back in my man cave shed back in the woods. Hail Harry Dean, we love you
Favorite movie ever!
Party down
That was intense!
R.I.P. HDS One of the all time greats.
later days harry.......
It went from daytime to night to dawn to daytime again and then evening! ha ha ha
Yea I remember back in the 80s, I would see blank grocery items like beer and chips with nothing but plain font and hideous colours. lol
"Generic" brand. Oof.😵💫
Uphold the Code.....
So many classic lines from this movie ..let's go do some crimes...yeah, let's go get sushi and not pay!
Still use that today! And I'm 66. 🙄
Tense situations, kid....
RIP HDS
Repo code (kind of) =Three Laws of Robotics
First Law
---A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
Second Law
---A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
Third Law
---A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
Best scene ever.
Did anyone else come here from party down. I can't be the only one, right? Lol
Otto.. he seems to rise above his friends, who are going in the other direction, committing acts of armed robbery.. Repoman, has a code.
He and Miller rise above everyone at the end.
I'll handle it pal, try and settle down....
RIP BUD!
" the girls are all over Otto. Yeah like flies in sh##"...
Many may also forget that Micheal Nesmith of The Monkees fame was executive producer for this movie. RIP.
Such a weird flick... ain't it COOL?
Harry Dean Rulz
A-fuckin Men!
Let's get a drink.
:DRINK:
This notion of a "code" comes up a lot in film analysis.
For some reason I could really go for some shrimp right now...
I just found this video and realized how long it's been since I watched this movie despite probably being the world's biggest Emilio fan.
Emilio is cool.
Candidate for the greatest movie of all time.
Cool Hand Luke Kellys Heros any movie Harry was in was better for havin him in it . . .RIP Harry
Damn a lot of comments. Shame people have to die for their work to be recognized......
Bud's all speeding out