DVDs I own

Very cleverly made flick.

As far as Bonds go, Craig doesn't seem to be as good as Brosnan or Connery. But the movie itself was pretty good. A grittier 007, that's for sure.

Very stylish and I really liked the character and how much of an asshole he was.

A great fun movie. Can't wait for DVD.

Great movie! Rob Zombie has crafted a great story and grown up as a storyteller.

Good, clean, blood splattering fun.

The movie was better than I expected originally. Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, and Danny McBride's performances made the movie hilarious.

Certainly better than the first Hulk movie. More action-packed and faster-paced. Would love to see a second one.

Funniest movie I've seen all year.

A very clever movie.

Before he went certifiably insane, Tom Cruise made this decent flick with one of my favorite directors, John Woo.

Chilling and ingenious. Terrific jobs by Bale and Jackman.

Very rude, very crude, very funny.

Well, the film manages to outdo the first two in the gore and squirming factors (I couldn't bring myself to watch a guy rip himself free from being hooked to chains). I'd like to see how they'll try to top this one.

One of the best zombie films I've ever seen.

Loved it! I thought it was a great film.

Loved it! Very funny, and had plenty of moments that would make you squirm.

Funny, schlocky. Just pure B-horror movie fun.

Thought it was one of the most exciting movies I've ever seen in a theater.

Pretty funny, and it makes you think a lil bit.

It's fun just for the cheese factor.

Something this unusual has to be seen to be believed.
The movie takes place in the future, where a worldwide epidemic of organ failures causes an artificial organ transplant company, Geneco, to become so powerful, that they are legally allowed to murder clients to take back their organs. The movie focuses on the Repo-Man (Anthony Head, TV's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") and his teenaged daughter, Shilo (Alexa Vega, "Spy Kids"), who is confined in her room until her father can find a cure for her disease. There is also, his employer, Rotti Largo (Paul Sorvino), who is begrudingly looking for an heir to his Geneco empire, and has to choose from his 3 spoiled, incompetant, and surgically addicted children, Luigi (Bill Moseley, "The Devil's Rejects"), Pavi (Ogre, lead singer of the band Skinny Puppy), and Amber Sweet (Paris Hilton).
The film has an extremely ambitious and imaginitive plot, and looks terrific thanks to its production design and costumes. I could see some people getting turned off because, unlike a lot of musicals today, there is very little spoken lines (This a rock opera, after all). Fortunately, the cast has an impressive group of singers (especially Sorvino and Sarah Brightman). The movie is also very gory and graphic. I remember one scene in particular where the Repo-Man happily sings while slicing out a victim's entire digestive system. A couple of songs are pretty catchy ("Zydrate Anatomy" and "Mark It Up" come to mind), but it would probably take more than a couple of watchings for them to sink in.
I know this movie won't appeal to everyone, but I would think that a movie like this would appeal to the midnight movie musical crowd (like "Rocky Horror Picture Show").