Hollywood Undead

Rating: 7/10 (10 February 2014)

You know, once this film began, I couldn't possibly imagine where it would go, since the main story's premise felt too crazy to develop something interesting. I may admit that, until the 30 minutes, I had no big excitement or reason to keep watching it, but I went on-- and I did the right thing. Julie is a beautiful girl who happens to meet the zombie named R-- because he actually can't remember his name--, and for some reason we can't figure out, she starts having feelings for him-- maybe because he ate her former boyfriend's head? Not only that, but R begins to act more like a human, also starting to have feelings, leading to something like "Bicentennial Man" or even "Pinocchio". The few funny scenes exist only when Julie makes fun of R, like when she imitates his (their) way of walking, or when she tries to understand what name he was trying to speak. It's inevitable to mention how Teresa Palmer's acting looks like Kristen Stewart's in 2008's "Twilight"; even the characters are really similar. Other than that, although the movie didn't have an impacting scene or anything, the photography direction-- and direction itself-- portrayed the film in a beautiful way, with melancholic scenes and a pleasant scenario. I believe that MANY people will find it utterly boring, but something about it made me feel good and in peace. "Warm Bodies" is a great and relatively original work that became famous for being so unusual and inspiring, but is surely not a movie for all.