Warm Bodies

When Julie and R are running away from the Bonies, they run through the parking garage to use the red convertible to get away.

As Julie is getting into the car, she grabs the windshield to sling herself in the driver's seat.

Since the windshield is dusty, you can see where she grabbed the windshield from past takes of filming.

When the group of young people, consisting of Perry, Julie, and Nora, are watching the safety video before their medicine run, you can see Perry's dad in the video they are watching.

However when R has a flashback to when Perry and Julie go visit Perry's dad in the construction zone and find out he's a zombie, neither of them were filming, so there is no way they could have the footage of Perry's dad for the safety video.

Julie shot him so it's not as if they could have gone back and filmed the construction site zombies later.

They clearly used the same shot from the scene for the video.

As R and Julie talk on a highway, behind R, there are two jet contrails visible in the sky.

When Julie goes out to the balcony, she leaves the door open a crack.

But as Nora interrupts Julie on the balcony, the door makes a distinct unlatching sound.

This movie discovered a new way of showing the Zombies ! It is a Comedy Thriller !

I'm never a big fan of zombie movie, even though I followed 'The Walking Dead' series, I just watch it to kill some time while thinking what movie I should watch next. Even when I started watching this movie, I was still thinking what movie I should've been watching.

Well that sums it up actually. The movie is great fun and top of the shelf entertainment, that is for sure.

After the first 30 minutes I was really regretting my choice of film but it get way better as the film went on. I don't normally like romantic films but I actually fair enjoyed this.

Survivors of a Zombie outbreak live in a city surrounded by walls that separate them from the living dead. Grigio sends a group of teenagers, including his daughter Julie, to the outside to collect food and supplies.

It was good recommendation from my friend, I watched after long, deadly day at work. I like it.

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.

This is not going to be a helpful review! I just had to say this...

Nicholas Hoult plays R, a zombie who cannot remember his full name. He shuffles around an airport with dry, witty narration filling his thoughts.