Warm Bodies Analysis

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The Warm Bodies movie best fits a family/teen oriented type of movie. The movie is well directed by Jonathan Levine. The movie has various genres of comedy, romance, horror, etc. Warm Bodies could possibly be a twist of another “Romeo & Juliet” love story, except in a zombie version. In the movie, “Warm Bodies” is set in a strange zombie invaded world, where numerous of zombies roam around an abandoned airport. I guess that’s where they all practically live in. Though, there is just something oddly different about one specific zombie, his name is R. He doesn’t remember who he is, where he came from, or what even happened before he died; he only remembers that the first letter of his name starts with the letter R.

One thing special about R is that he only …show more content…
There may be a little horrifying, bloody, or suspense action scenes here and there, but it’s not too harsh. Also, it’s impressive how they would live secondhand by eating brains of the the person they ate, through their visions. Julie’s father is a general who believes that zombies are just flesh-eating undead humans waiting to be shot in the head, little does he know that his daughter is in love with one. It sounds silly of a human and a zombie forming a relationship, but it actually works with the healing of their heart-touching love for each other, R bleeds with a bullet shot to his chest, blood running down his skin, Julie was shocked that R is transforming into a human again -- so much for love! R amazingly proves his undying wish to become alive again with the strength and undying love for Julie. Not only did R become human again, but his friend M, and the rest of the zombies that felt the love he has for Julie. I definitely would recommend you to watch a little plot twist to this zombie romance movie, “Warm Bodies.” It’s not so predictable as you think it

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