Save your money for something good and enjoyable

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

I rarely give up on a film midway because I do my research before watching. Unfortunately with this one I just had to. It may have been a different take on the zombie theme (a zombie with feelings) and starred a couple of credited actors but sorry, it just did nothing for me. The story was ridiculous and took the zombie theme to a new higher unbelievable level. The usual display of intelligent people doing stupid things. After an hour the film seemed to be going no where and by then I'd put it in the category of pointless movies. Off button pressed. My score: 1 out of 10 Not recommended.

I thought this film with Nicholas Hoult in this was really good. Jaysus he really can do a killer American accent that no other British actor can do perfectly!! I felt like the zombies in this really do represent the ones that you see on action video games or action movies. However, there's not much blood or gore in this like yeah its suppose to be a romantic horror movie but there is very little. All you can see is Hoult's character eating his love interest's boyfriends brain but that's pretty much it like!Its a pretty good movie, not my favorite or would consider it the best, but its grand to watch when you have time to kill! Happy Halloween folks!

This movie is truly beautiful, as the message conveyed is that love and acceptance make us human. The plot follows an eccentric zombie called 'R' who is a little more human than the others to begin with and his journey to rediscover his humanity. The awakening of love, remorse, consideration and selflessness which R experiences, coupled with Julie's acceptance and trust allowed R to become warmer and finally human. The corpses' emotions were their own cure. The acting was also very good, especially Nicholas Hoult, whose zombie impersonation was very good. His internal monologue was also quite humorous.Overall, Warm Bodies was a fantastic, sweet, gory film with a positive message.

Warm Bodies was, without question, one of those infuriating "zombie-turned-love-story" movies that only excelled in earning my complete contempt for it and all of its utter preposterousness.If you ask me - Warm Bodies was so brain-dead and moronic (on all counts) that it only ended up completely disgracing the movie sub-genre of zombies like no other picture I've ever seen before, or since.And, as far as zombie movies go - Warm Bodies contained so many glaring flaws and equally cringe-worthy moments that, at this point, I don't know where the heck to start voicing and venting my total disgust for this reeking heap of idiotic asininity.So, in conclusion - I will bring my angry commentary to its abrupt end by simply saying that I sure hope that this sort of "zombie-turned-love-story" movie isn't going to become the latest trend.Sheesh! Spare me that ultimate torture!