“Repo Chick” Vegan Terrorists Want Vegan, Anti-Golf Government
Written by Vegetarian Star on September 13th, 2009 in Film & TV, Food & Drink.
Alex Cox‘s (1984 Repo Man) new movie, Repo Chick, premiered at the Venice Film Festival last week.
Repo Chick features vegan, environmental terrorists with two goals in mind:
1. Ban golfing
2. Make the entire government go vegan
If this description doesn’t already have you in stitches, here’s an excerpt from Variety.com:
“After being disinherited, a spoiled heiress goes into the repossession biz and stumbles onto anti-golf vegan terrorists in helmer Alex Cox’s goofy comedy “Repo Chick.”…The plot kicks off with bratty, Paris Hiltonian heiress Pixxi de la Chasse (Jaclyn Jonet) being disinherited by her family (played by Xander Berkeley, Frances Bay and Karen Black) after one too many joyrides without a driver’s license and public dalliances with boy-band backup dancers. Her only way back into the family’s good graces is to prove she can knuckle down and fend for herself with a real job.”
The real job of the Paris Hiltonian, of course, is to take down the vegan, anti-golf terrorists who’ve stolen an antique train and are using it to transport missiles.
We hate the fact that the bad guys in pursuit just happen to be vegans.
Would’ve been better if Pixxie herself was a vegan crime fighter taking down the terrorists.
Another negative stereoptype of the vegan environmentalist…
Hopefully, we’ll at least get some humor out of it.
via Ecorazzi.com
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September 18th, 2009 at 2:47 pm
Please accept my apologies if the idiotic review in Variety offended you!
But you should really wait to see the film, in order to discover whether vegan environmentalists have been defamed or not.
Warm regards, and keep up the good work,
Alex