Once the experience was over I neither loved or despised what I had seen which is ultimately what leads to this movie's greatest failure

Rating: 5/10 (1 February 2013)

Warm Bodies is Summit Entertainment's latest foray to capture the "Twi- hard" audience by delivering a new spin on zombies. Much like Twilight, Warm Bodies is throwing out generations worth of mythology in favor of a more melodramatic and romantic take. Is this the beginning of a new era of zombies or does the movie come out cold?
Warm Bodies begins in a world that has already been totally overrun by zombies. Months have passed and humanity has walled itself off into pockets of society from the fallen world around it. The movie takes us inside the head of R(Nicholas Hoult), a zombie who misses the days of human connection and life. One day R runs into a group of teenagers who are lead by a girl named Julie(Teresa Palmer). R and several other zombies attack the group and R takes down Julie's boyfriend and begins eating his brains which transfers her boyfriend's memories to R. R begins developing emotions for her and takes her hostage. He takes her back to his living area on old airplane and the two begin to bond as R slowly becomes more and more human as he develops stronger emotions for Julie.
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