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Repo! The Genetic Opera casts shadow on transplants
What happens if you can’t pay for your new organ?
Replacing an organ as easy as buying a new washing machine
What if you needed a new liver? Or a new heart? What if replacing an organ were as easy as buying a new washing machine? Repo! The Genetic Opera takes that idea and makes it reality. Gene-Co, a massive medical company, collects and sells organs to patients in need. What happens if you can’t pay? They will happily reclaim their property with a song in their hearts and a whistle on their lips.
With an upcoming sequel for I Am Legend in the works, it’s not a bad idea to brush up on the first movie. Will Smith wrestles with the loss of his family while trying to close Pandora’s Box one Darkseeker at a time. Hopefully the sequel will pick up from the alternate ending instead of the original, but just in case, you may want to re-watch both endings so you are prepared.
Repo! The Genetic Opera (USA) 2008, Lionsgate
Available on YouTube and Amazon Video
I Am Legend (USA) 2007, Warner Brothers
Available on iTunes and Vudu
— Brandon J. Dean, KPBS Technology and Innovation
Here's something you might be interested in.
Repo! The Genetic Opera casts shadow on transplants
What happens if you can’t pay for your new organ?
Repo! The Genetic Opera casts shadow on transplants
What happens if you can’t pay for your new organ?
Replacing an organ as easy as buying a new washing machine
What if you needed a new liver? Or a new heart? What if replacing an organ were as easy as buying a new washing machine? Repo! The Genetic Opera takes that idea and makes it reality. Gene-Co, a massive medical company, collects and sells organs to patients in need. What happens if you can’t pay? They will happily reclaim their property with a song in their hearts and a whistle on their lips.
With an upcoming sequel for I Am Legend in the works, it’s not a bad idea to brush up on the first movie. Will Smith wrestles with the loss of his family while trying to close Pandora’s Box one Darkseeker at a time. Hopefully the sequel will pick up from the alternate ending instead of the original, but just in case, you may want to re-watch both endings so you are prepared.
Repo! The Genetic Opera (USA) 2008, Lionsgate
Available on YouTube and Amazon Video
I Am Legend (USA) 2007, Warner Brothers
Available on iTunes and Vudu
— Brandon J. Dean, KPBS Technology and Innovation
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