Warm Bodies (2013) Hollywood

Comedy | Horror | Romance

Tagline:
"Cold body. Warm heart."
"He's still dead but he's getting warmer."
"There's nothing hotter than a girl with brain."


Review:

I think it is first of its kind. I never saw a movie which story was told from a zombie's perspective. Kinda fun, kinda cute, kinda enjoyable. The movie was made by the director of '50/50' and 'The Wackness' fame, I liked both of them. This movie probably will be his career best till he do better than this. The lead actor was excellent in performance, not so long ago I enjoyed his other fantasy movie 'Jack the giant slayer'. Performances like these definitely he will be a contender for the big league actor.

The surprise pack was Rob Corddry, who was seen in many movies in unnoticed roles and mostly negative role I guess, was performed so well. He was like a second hero of the movie, splendid.

It was adapted from a novel. Like a boy meets girl love story 'Warm bodies' tells a tale of a young zombie who fell in love with a living warm body, a girl. When she was in trouble he rescues her and takes care till she make into safer side.

Who wants a sequel? Please raise your hand, here goes my both the hand up. I love to see a sequel or prequel but should be better or equal to this movie and hope that should be done by the same director with same cast not some B director like 'Death race' and 'Darkman' went. The 'Warm bodies' will be one of a top ten movie of the year especially in my and many movie fanatic's lists. So don't wait so long, just rent it and give it a try, maybe you will own it in the next minute.

Similar movies:

Shaun of the dead, Doghouse, Zombieland, Planet terror

Suitable for:

Tween, Teen, Adult, All

Final verdict:

Ignore, Bad, Average, Good, Excellent

• Tween: From age between 7 to 12
• Teen: From age between 13 to 19
• Adult: From age above 20
• Ignore: Not worth watching
• Bad: Not good but watchable
• Average: 50-50, choice is always yours
• Good: great certainly not masterpiece
• Excellent: A must see, Masterpiece

Jack the Giant Slayer 3D (2013) Hollywood

Adventure | Drama | Fantasy

Review:

Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum and Fallon,

You may wonder what that was, its a most memorable line from this movie. A bedtime story from the last century which was grandly movie made by 'X-men' director, Bryan Singer.

The movie was little different than what I read in my niece story book 'Jack and the Beanstalk'. Simple story, good performances, acceptable graphics and all the above a nice entertainer.

The 3D characters that used for the giants were not that realistic, some from other blog saying that those giants looks like plastics but it was alright that mean not too worst! And there was not much pop-ups in 3D. Those who love movie like 'Narnia' will/may also like it, I believe so. Violence and gore were nicely avoided so suitable for both kids as well adults. Except the beans and giants rest were a well known story from other movies, you know, like abducting princess and king sent a rescue team blah, blah, blah...,

My bad experience came when the whole movie was played with the English subtitle, It was little annoyed me after all I know the language but still nice for other who don't understand the pronunciations.

A good movie to take you kids or niece or nephew with you to the silver screen.

Similar movies:

Narnia series, Snow White and the Huntsman, Beowulf

Suitable for:

Tween, Teen, Adult, All

Final verdict:

Ignore, Bad, Average, Good, Excellent

• Tween: From age between 7 to 12
• Teen: From age between 13 to 19
• Adult: From age above 20
• Ignore: Not worth watching
• Bad: Not good but watchable
• Average: 50-50, choice is always yours
• Good: great certainly not masterpiece
• Excellent: A must see, Masterpiece