Warm Bodies movie review

  Very interesting plot.The whole story told from the point of the zombie was very original and interesting to watch.That was what intrigued me at the beginning.The first half of the movie,though, felt a little bit slow plot-wise.The days spent at the airplane were a little bit uneventful,so even though i enjoyed Nicholas Hoult's and Teressa Palmer's characters together and their interactions, i was left a bit disappointed .Also,one  thing that felt weird to me was how they showed Dave Franco even after his character had died,through memories, but no one seemed to be sad that he died.I felt like we either should have learned more about him and should have seen more emotions as a result of his death or we should have seen less of him. The voice-over,though,which was a big part of the first half of the movie was pretty funny at times.
  The real excitement and actual fun,however, began after Hoult and Palmer left the airport and headed out to find Palmer's dad. That was when i started to see their connection and started really liking them as a couple.That was,also, when we started to see more of Hoult's transformation from zombie to human.The fight scene was well done and a transitional scene for the characters and for John Malkovich's character in particular.That was when humans started to believe that zombies could change and that was what led to the ending,which was the coexistence between the humans and the previously undead.I really liked Hoult and Palmer as a couple and i ,also, enjoyed Rob Corddy's and Analeigh Tipton's characters and performances.Overall a good watch which started a little bit slow but after a while picked up the paste and met my expectations.
Score:72%

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Summit Entertainment