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• As it has evolved from a 10-minute cabaret piece, through a short film Bousman made in Toronto, to the big screen, Repo! The Genetic Opera has gained in both guts and gusto.
• David Cronenberg might have made a great movie with the plot to Repo! The Genetic Opera.
• All-out thriller with few Bond touches but plenty of high-octane action.
• I hated this movie.
• I don't know if words can describe just how awful and disgusting and insulting this movie was to watch.

• Christian Science Monitor

  11/7/2008 by Peter Rainer

  Like a compost of Rocky Horror and Sweeney Todd, but without the floridity or the savage wit.
• The smudgy pall cast over everything by director Darren Lynn Bousman might work for a five-minute music video, but it quickly becomes as tiresome as the general air of bombastitude.
• The film is bad -- not good-bad, tacky-bad or fun-bad, just plain awful and nearly unwatchable.
• Darren Lynn Bousman, the director of several Saw sequels, has devised an excruciating new torture with Repo! The Genetic Opera.
• It's remarkable that none of this proves exhausting.
• Bad-good in the way the Rocky Horror Picture Show must have seemed to nuns, except without the shock, musicality, or Meat Loaf

• Minneapolis Star Tribune

  

  11/6/2008 by Colin Covert

  This goth rock opera features buckets of gore, a campy score and melodrama galore in a calculated effort to become a 21st-century Rocky Horror Picture Show. Its creative juices, however, are strictly anemic.
• Repo! might have been an SNL or MADtv skit, but as a movie, it should be repossessed by its financiers.

• New York Daily News

  11/6/2008 by Elizabeth Weitzman

  Check out the trailer before you commit to this one; if it's for you, you'll know instantly. And if it's not, you'll know that, too.
• Talented actors are involved, and I will spare them by not citing their names.
• If steampunk bloodbaths aren't for you, it's a long wait for the fat lady to sing.
• So embarrassing that, for the first time, I wanted to avert my eyes from the screen, although that might have also been because Repo! appears to have been shot with a cell phone.
• What I love most about Repo! is how fun the music is. While not everyone is a trained singer, they all bring an electric energy to the performances.
• I'm at a loss to say whether any of this is good or bad, and whether 'good and bad' are meaningful words in the first place.