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It’s spooky season, so we’re immersing ourselves in appropriately weird and dark media, like the 2013 dark comedy/teen rom-com/zombie movie – yes, you read all those categories correctly – Warm Bodies! We delve into the messages of this film – but not too far, because this movie is not shy with what it wants to say. Enjoy our breakdown of how the movie conveys some of the subtler nuances of its super on-the-surface ideas about communication and hope, how the visual choices aid in the storytelling, and the effects of eating someone’s brain.
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