
Warm Bodies (THE MOVIE) with special guest Wicked Words Book Club | Zombie Book Club Ep 117
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About this listen
Can a film adaptation ever capture the quiet ache of its source? In this crossover with Wicked Words Book Club, we dissect Isaac Marion’s Warm Bodies and its sleek, sanitized movie version, tracing the emotional, ideological, and tonal shifts that split page and screen. We celebrate the bits that land, like visual metaphors of zombified liminality and clever sight gags, and lament the simplifications that undercut weight: interchangeable bonies, narrative shortcuts, and a romance that skips its own gritty labor.
Did the adaptation elevate or erode the zombie genre? Tune in and decide with us.
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Wicked Words Book Club
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