so typical of movies now a days....especially movies with Kristen Stewartthemadscientist wrote: Three way battle between skeletons, zombies and humans breaks out
This. The remake of War of the Worlds could have been awesome, but they had to stick a stereotypical disrespectful teenager and a stereotypcal screaming girl in it, which kept it from greatness. Even the Great Fail of Tom Cruise Himself didn't hold a candle to the ruination that was Dakota Fanning's ceaselessly shreiking helplessness.Pento240sx wrote:I´m not a big fan of action movies that include the whole family. But it looks alright.
I feel completely opposite on this. I like non traditional too but Warm Bodies looks too Not Another Teen Movie meets Idle Hands -ish to me. I dont think I would even watch that movie because it is so predictable and is a corny love story that would never happen (not that zombies could either but you get my point). I hate alot of movies like this and I refuse to watch them. Nice concept but Ill skip it. War Z looks way better. Zombies are fast and use their strength in numbers in a way which we havent seen before. I dont care for Brad Pitt, but it looks more terrifying and suspenseful than some romantic comedy.Hijacker wrote:Warm Bodies looks amazing. I will own that movie. I like non-traditional, non-sequitor zombie films like Fido, and this seems right up my alley.
The War Z. No. Just simply, no. Max Brooks should protest the film and then fake his death because his name is now unfortunately attached to what looks to be the worst zombie film of all time.
Kristen Stewart plays a zombie in every movie she is cast.orangeNblue wrote: so typical of movies now a days....especially movies with Kristen Stewart
XenonSE-R wrote:Kristen Stewart plays a zombie in every movie she is cast.orangeNblue wrote: so typical of movies now a days....especially movies with Kristen Stewart
Seriously... her facial expression never changes. She took the whole "Blue Steel" thing a bit too seriously.
