Warm Bodies film discussion

[Bob The Skutter]

Is there a sequel to the book? If so I guess they don't have to think too hard, but I don't think every film should be a franchise.

oh, appears there's to be a sequel to the novel at least.

From Wiki
On October 15, 2012, Marion announced via his blog that he is writing a sequel. No official time of release or title has been released to the public at this time yet.[8]

 

[Greg Cox]

Is there a sequel to the book? If so I guess they don't have to think too hard, but I don't think every film should be a franchise.

oh, appears there's to be a sequel to the novel at least.

From Wiki
On October 15, 2012, Marion announced via his blog that he is writing a sequel. No official time of release or title has been released to the public at this time yet.[8]

Agreed. I was kind of pleasantly surprised to find that everything was pretty much resolved at the end . . . .

 

[Gaith]

Agreed. I was kind of pleasantly surprised to find that everything was pretty much resolved at the end . . . .

And then Julie gets bitten by a werewolf?

 

[shivkala]

As I said back in the winter, I really enjoyed this. It did something different with the genre, which, while it bothered some, does make it stand out.

As for a sequel, the BBC series, In the Flesh could provide an example of where a sequel could go, though, tonally, they are very different. However, the reintegration of the living with the "partially dead" (to steal the term from In the Flesh) could have been more difficult than the ending of Warm Bodies implied.

 

[TheSeeker]

I just watched it over the weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it.