Character Analysis Of The Movie Warm Bodies

The movie Warm Bodies is undoubtedly a movie that has its own interesting take. It is ideally a zombie - romantic movie whose script is based on a novel of the same title authored by Isaac Marion (2010). The main character leads are R; played by Nicholas Hoult, Julie; played by Teresa Palmer, Nora; played by Analeigh Tipton, and M; played by Rob Corddry. Warm Bodies is not particularly a comic movie, but is instead a carefully woven film that brings into perspective what a kind heart can achieve, and generally, the power of human beings over that which is thought of as evil. Directed by Jonathan Levine (2013), Warm Bodies is not a reflect of warm per se, but is more of a reflection of the power of love and care, not in the sense of human to

He is one of the characters that arouse a deep sense of curiosity in the movie. At some point in time, one expects R to tear down Julie into pieces or get into a serious fight with the rest of the zombies, but surprisingly this does not happen throughout the movie. He is intelligent enough to keep his cool, pull exquisite maneuvers to protect Julie, and suppresses his nature for the sole purpose of saving Julie against all expectations. Though he cannot speak other than utter some few words, Levine lets us know what is running in his mind, and this arouses a deep sense of pity to R and his zombie nature. Though he is cold and devoid of warmth that is characteristic of humans who have blood flowing in their bodies, one can see R’s sense of humanity and the strong will to be human again. It is through R’s action that the whole family of zombies reconnects with humans through the help of Julie who, irrespective of his father being the one in charge of killing zombies, finds out that the zombies are not completely wasted, as it was the case with the