Zombies develop a consciousness but then movie loses its charm
What if a zombie still had its consciousness? That’s the premise of Warm Bodies a comedy horror flick where Nicholas Hoult plays a zombie who does a first person commentary on his thoughts being one of the undead. He dreams about what he was like when he was alive and plays records to try to remember the good old days before the apocalypse. Then things change when he falls for a living girl after he eats her boyfriend’s brain. It’s this kind of irreverence mixed in with humanity that Warm Bodies is all about.<br /><br />You wouldn’t think an undead-living love story would work, but it does in this case. That’s because it is so unlikely. It’s also thanks to Hoult playing a very endearing zombie.<br /><br />The problem is halfway through the movie loses its charm. It wasn’t interesting anymore and it went for the predictable ending unfortunately.<br />C
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