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Repo Men takes place in the near future, where technology allows people to buy artificial organs, known as artiforgs, to extend their lives. However, if they are late on their payments, an organization called the Union sends repo men to physically remove the organs from the offender, by any means possible. Remy (Jude Law) and Jake (Forest Whitaker) are the best repo men in their organization. When Remy receives an artificial heart, he realizes the evils of the organization he works for. So, he decides to make a run for it. Remy is on the run from his former employers for the majority of the film. Everything collides in the film's final act. But just when it seems like Remy gets a happy ending with his new girlfriend Beth, things take an interesting turn. Jude Law and Forest Whitaker in Repo Men Once he understands life on the other side, Remy isn't too keen on the idea of continuing life as a repo man. Jake cannot fathom that mindset, so it causes friction between the old friends. Jake reaches his breaking point when he busts Remy helping Beth get a new artiforg. The former partners duke it out, and Jake ends up knocking Remy out cold. Once Remy comes to, he and Beth make a run for it. They manage to break into the Union to clear all of Beth's accounts, so she can remain debt free. Jake and his boss Frank initially come to capture Remy and Beth. However, Jake ends up siding with his old pal. He kills Frank and escapes to an island with Remy and Beth - or so it seems. Remy is talking to Jake on a beach one minute, and then Jake suddenly disappears. Suddenly, the picture starts glitching and cuts away to Jake back home. Turns out that when he knocked out Remy during their fight, he did more damage than anticipated. Jake's punch caused Remy so much brain damage that he was put into a coma. He's subsequently attached to a new neural network the Union is coming out with, paid for by Jake out of guilt.

Remy is the best repo man around, equipped with flair, technique and precision (it’s the case to say) surgical and makes a pair with trusted friend Jake; the two know each other since elementary school and have as their sole purpose to make more money with organ recovery putting work first.

In the film "Repo Men" (2010), Jude Law plays the character Remy. Here are some key characteristics of Remy:

1. Occupation: Remy is a repo man for a company called The Union, which produces artificial organs. His job involves repossessing these organs from clients who fall behind on their payments.

2. Skills: Remy is highly skilled in combat and surgical procedures, making him efficient and ruthless in retrieving organs from clients.

3. Personality: Initially, Remy is portrayed as detached and professional, executing his duties without much regard for the morality of his actions. He’s efficient, cold, and pragmatic, focused on completing his assignments.

4. Conflict: Remy experiences a significant moral and personal conflict after receiving an artificial heart transplant himself. This forces him to rethink his role and the ethics of his job, as he now faces the same potential fate as his victims if he can't make payments.

5. Transformation: As the story progresses, Remy transforms from a cold-hearted repo man into a more empathetic and rebellious character. He starts to question the morality of his work and becomes determined to fight against The Union's exploitative practices.

6. Relationships: Remy has a complicated relationship with his partner, Jake (played by Forest Whitaker), who remains loyal to the company. He also struggles with his estranged wife and their son, which adds to his internal conflict and motivation for change.

7. Motivation: After his heart transplant, Remy’s primary motivation shifts to survival and fighting against the system that he once served. This personal stake drives him to join forces with Beth (Alice Braga).

By 2025, advancements in medical technology have perfected bio-mechanical organs. The Union corporation sells these expensive "artiforgs" on credit, and when customers fail to pay, the company sends "repo men" to forcibly repossess the organ — invariably resulting in the customer's death. Remy and his lifelong friend Jake are the Union's best repo men, but Remy's wife Carol believes his work is a bad influence on their son, Peter. When Remy allows Jake to perform a repossession outside their family barbecue, an angry Carol leaves with Peter. Raiding a "nest" of Union debtors fleeing the country, Remy and Jake impress their boss, Frank, but Remy's mind is made up to transfer to the sales department. Jake arranges one last job — repossessing the heart from a musician Remy admires — but a malfunctioning defibrillator injures Remy, requiring the replacement of his own heart with an artiforg. Carol divorces Remy and he moves in with Jake, but his newfound sympathy for customers leaves him unable to lie as a salesman and unable to kill as a repo man. With Remy behind on his heart payments, Jake takes him to another nest with enough artiforgs to clear his debt, but Remy cannot do the job. Jake leaves, and a debtor knocks Remy unconscious. Waking up, Remy rescues Beth, a lounge singer he recognizes, who is suffering from drug use and her numerous artiforgs. Breaking into the Union office, Remy attempts to clear his and Beth's accounts but is interrupted by Jake, who lets him leave. On the run, Beth and Remy lay low in the city's abandoned outskirts, and Beth reveals that she was forced to buy black market artiforgs after running up severe debts. They begin a relationship, and Remy decides to document his life as a repo man with an old typewriter. Tracked down by Ray, a rival repo man, Remy lures him into falling through a hole in the floor. Beth falls as well, damaging her prosthetic knee, but Remy kills Ray. Remy sneaks into his former workplace, stealing jammers to evade.