Pretty soon I’m calling a moratorium on any and all zombie movies, novels, television shows, videogames, comic books, songs, souvenir cups, commemorative tote bags and accompanying slash fiction. Of course, no one with any wherewithal will honor it because, like, who the fuck am I? Still, the zombie thing’s tired. We’re tired. The zombies are tired. Romero’s really tired. And that’s coming from somebody who counts Dawn of the Dead ’78 among his all-timers.
But I’m holding said moratorium until after Warm Bodies*, because these first four minutes, courtesy of Fandango, actually look really promising. I’ve been a fan of Nicholas Hoult since About a Boy (yes, he was that kid), but damned if he doesn’t look like a movie star here. The film, based on the Isaac Marion novel, co-stars Theresa Palmer and is directed by Jonathan Levine of both The Wackness and 50/50. So, y’know, it’ll probably be pretty great:
*But likely before World War Z.





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I saw an advanced screening of this an absolutely LOVED it!! it is really a sweet, gentle meaning of life and romeo-and-juliet love story rolled into one. Very funny and very moving. I was surprised that there could even be an original film with zombies anymore. Will definitely buy it when it comes out on blu-ray.. I give it a 9/10. It’s actually a great date film. It is NOT scary, despite some gore. One of the few films that PG-13 really worked in its favor. I can’t praise this film highly enough…(and no, I don’t work for the studio).
Ugh. Pass.
I’m sold. Looking forward to it.
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