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Warm Bodies [2013] (1 disc)
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Director:Jonathan Levine
Writer:Jonathan Levine
Composer:Buck Sanders
Marco Beltrami
Length:98 minutes
(1 hour 38 minutes)
MPAA Rating:PG-13
Sorting Category:RomCom
IMDB Rating:7.0/10
Rotten Tomatoes Rating:80%
Amazon Rating:4.0/5 stars
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  • Dark Comedy
  • Romance
  • Action
  • Drama
  • Fantasy
  • CG
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Synopsis: After a highly unusual zombie saves a still-living girl from an attack, the two form a relationship that sets in motion events that might transform the entire lifeless world.


Reaction: Charming and thrilling and horrific and funny and all that and more. Great flick.


Personal Rating: 7/10

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Jonathan Levine => Director / Writer
Buck Sanders => Composer
Marco Beltrami => Composer
Isaac Marion => Novel
Alec Bourgeois => Perry (11 years old)
Analeigh Tipton => Nora
Cory Hardrict => Kevin
Dave Franco => Perry
Dawn Ford => Dr. Burke (uncredited)
Felix Bergeron => Bully (as Félix Bergeron)
John Malkovich => Grigio
Jonathan Dubsky => Berg
Nicholas Hoult => R
Quinn O'Neill => Emily
Rob Corddry => M
Teresa Palmer => Julie
Vincent Leclerc => Perry's Dad (as Vincent LeClerc)
Zavier Vaillancourt => Perry (6 years old)

Random Trivia For This Title:

  • The story is based loosely on "Romeo and Juliet". "R" = "Romeo"; "Julie" = "Juliet; "Perry" = "Paris"; "M/Marcus" = "Mercutio"; "Nora" = Juliet's "Nurse" (the character of Nora is also a nurse).
  • When R is talking to Julie outside her house the scene is referencing to the balcony scene of "Romeo and Juliet". R (Romeo) is talking to Julie (Juliet) on the balcony.
  • The actors portraying the zombies in this film chose not to blink. It was particularly uncomfortable for Nicholas Hoult who did a few long scenes without blinking. Later in the film (when the zombies become more human), the zombies start blinking.
  • The character Nora was originally described as having brown skin and being half Ethiopian, but they instead decided to go with a Caucasian actress (Analeigh Tipton).