Takes place in 2056 where organ
failure is a world wide epidemic. GeneCo, a biotech company, emerges as there
savior, who provides organ transplants, but at a price. If you miss one payment
they send out Repo Men to repossess your organs. Many people are addicted
surgery which gets them addicted to a pain medication called Zydrate. The story
follows a young girl, Shilo, who has a rare blood disease. Its her adventure in
navigating through the lies her father has told her under the guise of
protection and how she is intertwined with GeneCo. The whole story of events
take place right before the Genetic Opera, where the climax of the story is
revealed during the Opera.
The story has a very complicated
web relationships and interactions that unfold throughout the movie. For
example the Repo man got married to the love of Rotti Largo’s life. Rotti Largo
is the owner of GeneCo. The face of voice of GeneCo, Blind Mag, was the Repo
Man’s wife’s best friend. She is now under contract to GeneCo because of her
eye surgery.
The movie had many themes to it,
one was consumerism. It showed how even though purchases of organs and
surgeries could mean even death, that people still bought away. How those who
truly needed it but couldn't afford, got it regardless whether they knew they
were going to get reposed. The rich in the movie are just gross exagerations of
of what could happen. How everytime they needed a new liver because they drank
so much it was just a surgery away. How they would alter there appearance cause
that what was in.
The imagery in this movie is drab
and gross. There are dead bodies almost everywhere you look, but that seems to
be the norm in this place. That everything has gone done the shitter but at
least they still have zydrate and surgeries!
The musical aspect to this is
phenomenal! The songs play well with the story and the people they got to sing
them are not only great actors but also great singers. I liked the meshing of
these two genres. They played really well together!
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