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Jonathan Levine’s Zombie Movie 'Warm Bodies' Pushed Back to February 1, 2013

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One of the projects I was most looking forward to this year was 50/50 director Jonathan Levine’s zombie love story Warm Bodies. The pic stars Nicholas Hoult as “R” a zombie who falls in love with Julie (Teresa Palmer) after he eats her boyfriend’s brains and absorbs his memories. Besides the intriguing love story aspect, the film also features a military revolt led by John Malkovich. The film was slated to open this August, but Summit has decided to push the release date back to February 1st, 2013, per Box Office Mojo.

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alycakes4455d ago

The storyline of this movie is just too crazy to even process in my mind....I don't know it not something I think I want to see. Don't get me wrong....like my zombie movies but not like this or at least they way they say this one is going to be.

MinimeJer054453d ago

That's never a good sign. I personally think the movie sounds pretty bad, but Levine has my ticket because of 50/50 and The Wackness. He's one hell of a director.

alycakes4453d ago

Yes, but all zombies want to do eat more and more and more...they have no concept of feelings....this is the part that no matter how they slice it...it's still not going to make sense. I'm still going to want to know what excuse he uses to make him actually absorb the boyfriends brains and actually have feeling but even typing this my brain can't process that.

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yesmynameissumo4453d ago

*Summoning the great Don LaFontaine* In a world where vampires sparkle in sunlight and The Expendables 2 is PG-13...this shit concept of a zombie shouldn't surprise anyone.

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30 Years Later, Where Is ‘The Crow’ Cast Now?

With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.

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