Get ready for Repo Men the in-motion graphic novel

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021



This Friday the world will be shown what happens when you buy organs on credit, and what happens to you when you can’t keep up with the payments. That’s right, REPO MEN is finally coming, and to get you pumped for its awesomeness, Applel.com is rockin’ a new in-motion graphic novel for you to feast your eyes on and get even more pumped up about the film.

Clocking in at just over 6 minutes, the new in-motion graphic novel has Jude Law talking to a shrink about the hardships and the skills that’s involved with repoing organs, and which organs are the easiest to rip out of the body (the liver). But if you think he’s spilling his guts to his shrink for no reason… think again.

I’ve heard good things about the film (like how f*cking graphically disgusting it is), and all of the trailers and clips that we’ve seen thus far are all pointing towards the positive direction. And yes, I’d happy to report that this in-motion graphic novel also adds to the film’s overall coolness level for me.

Click HERE to check out the in-motion graphic novel and see what happens when you don’t keep up with your new organ payments, and get ready for REPO MEN in theaters everywhere Friday, March 19.

Source: Apple

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