Warm Bodies Trailer Impressions: Can Romance and Zombies Mix Well?

Warm Bodies is an upcoming 2013 romantic zombie comedy film based on the novel Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion and is directed by Jonathan Levine starring Nicholas Hoult and Teresa Palmer. Warm Bodies is slated for a February 1, 2012 US theatrical release and is distributed by Summit Entertainment. Let's check out this obscure romantic comedy film featuring a romantic relationship between a teenage zombie and a teenage girl.

Warm Bodies Trailer Impressions
Plot / Synopsis

A funny new twist on a classic love story, WARM BODIES is a poignant tale about the power of human connection. After a zombie epidemic, R (a highly unusual zombie) encounters Julie (a human survivor), and rescues her from a zombie attack. Julie sees that R is different from the other zombies, and as the two form a special relationship in their struggle for survival, R becomes increasingly more human -- setting off an exciting, romantic, and often comical chain of events that begins to transform the other zombies and maybe even the whole lifeless world.

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Zombies have become its own genre in Hollywood now. The usual theme is horror and comedy, but adding a romantic element to a zombie film is refreshing. This is what Warm Bodies did, which is pretty obscure. Well, the idea of zombies is already pretty over the top concept itself, but dying and becoming a zombie only to gain a second shot at life because of love is even weirder even for zombie standards.

Meet R, a zombie who can barely put words together. The trailer starts off at the point of perspective of a zombie which is also particularly new given that they are pretty much "brain dead" or rather they cease to exist when their brains are blown off. Zombies are pretty much the antagonists in this film, but the budding love between a teenage zombie and a teenage girl may give these warm bodied zombies a second chance in life. The only question is how can they convince living humans to reconsider their miraculous change of heart (and appetite) while another set of zombies of the sinister kind exists. My curiosity is piqued with Warm Bodies, I am just hoping that it doesn't suck as bad as that other romantic movie featuring a human and a more popular horror monster.

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Perfect Sense Trailer Impressions: Depressingly Romantic Film of Pandemic Proportions

Perfect Sense, formerly known as The Last Word is a 2011 drama film which first premiered in Sundance Film Festival 2011 and is slated for a February 2012 US release. The seemingly romantic film at first glance stars Eva Green and Ewan McGregor. Are you ready to feel the power of love, in a bit depressing and traditional fashion? Then continue on below.



Perfect Sense
Plot / Synopsis

A story about two people - a chef and an epidemiologist - who fall in love just as an epidemic begins to rob the world's population of their sensory perceptions.

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Perfect Sense Film Trailer Review

Perfect Sense is one of those films that asks the question "can love conquer all?". The answer is of course it does as shown in countless of films ever known to mankind. This time the question is asked in a pandemic setting. What if all of the basic senses that made you appreciate ad fall in love with someone starts disappearing one by one, can love still endure?


That is what this film is all about. Categorize more as a drama than a romantic film (and I can understand why), the Perfect Sense movie trailer evokes a sense melancholy. Just look at those two madly in love people thrown in a seemingly world ending pandemic crisis. Basing from the trailer, one can say that it does succeed conveying the message over and may make people interested as to how their seemingly tragic love story may conclude. Not everyone can avail or has the opportunity to see a film in its Sundance Film Festival premiere, so one can all do is wait for an international (US) release. If you ask me, I am interested to see this one.



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The Five-Year Engagement Trailer Impressions: How Long Can a Couple's Engagement Last?

The Five-Year Engagement is a romantic comedy film starring Jason Segel and Emily Blunt slated for an April 2012 release. Another romantic comedy which tests a couple's patience and ask how long can marriage can wait.



The Five-Year Engagement
Plot / Synopsis

A comedy that charts the ups and downs of an engaged couple's relationship.

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The Five-Year Engagement Trailer Review

What is there to say about this Jason Segel and Emily Blunt romantic comedy chick flick? That it looks nice and that it is the kind of a romantic comedy that I think guys might endure when out on a date with their special someone.



The trailer tells the general idea of the entire film but that does not spoil anything away. Like any romantic comedy film, it has its ups and downs, but to how will this film progressed from beginning to end is what a movie goer might be curious about. It is screaming of slapstick cliches but it is somehow okay, a feel good romantic comedy.



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