Warm Bodies Boney Infection Explored | Preservation of Neural Activity in Zombies Explained
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Now I know its not the typical video I cover but I stand by it, the boney infection is actually pretty interesting! As a disease takes hold in the population, the lame side is cured by "love" but thats not what we are here for, What we are actually here for, is to figure out what happens if you get infected and decide to live in your parents basement away from society. Thats the good stuff.
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You see, The boney is you and Me, Living our parents basement away from the love of others, as God intended: 00:00
Look on the Upside though, theres uh....Untold hours of world of warcraft to be played: 1:02
You see, normies get cured of zombieism right? But the True chads, become boneys: 2:14
Do not be swayed by the normies with their love, and feelings, Eat your own skin and shriek at those around you obviously: 16:20
Im definitely going boney status if theres a zombie infection. Thanks for watching!: 34:23
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Hey Roanoke
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Hey Roanoke, I have a profile essay I have to do for my English class next Thursday. I was wondering if you'd be interested in doing an interview for it?
please talk about alien evolution movie 2001
So proud of Roanoke back in 2018 when he was a nervous young youtuber voice cracking trembling with fear, you've come a long way buddy. Make more dead space vids.
That and my voice sounded weirdly deeper lmfao looking forward to Calisto here soon!
Ok that's understandable considering that I'm a new viewer.
I've been watching since the beginning,and revisit the old videos more often then the new drops. I've never heard him like that.
On god
Weird I never noticed him being nervous. Probably need to re-examine some old videos…Starting with the feet!
This is actually a super unique way of a virus working. Instead of fighting the immune system, it just destroys the highway (the heart) that the immune system uses to get to the battlefield.
The idea that CPR could partially cure a zombie is hilarious to me.
So you're saying a controlled shock could potentially cure them? Just anything that gets the heart going again?
@@dogdog357 basically, yeah.
@@dogdog357 a shock doesn’t restart the heart, it resets the rhythm. (Source: my CPR and AED training)
If you find the idea of these types of zombies interesting read Breathers: a zombies lament. This movie is basically a bastardized and poorly written version of that book. Highly recommend the book. It's very funny.
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"Girl?"
"Gone"
" Hm....Bitches."
I died laughing at that scene. So good. Honestly this movie is an underappreciated gem. Got way to bad reviews. It's one of my absolute favorites!
Love your content, please NEVER stop!
WITH THE POWER OF LO-
WITH THE POWER OF YOUTH!
The movie isn't great, but it's also not bad at all. You can like it or not, but it has the most interesting zombies i have seen in a while.
I love it too. The problem is so many people take it too seriously when it's a _romcom._ An apocalyptic romcom, sure, but still a romcom.
@@shawnafaithbritton3248 i suddenly have the urge to run across the continent
@@OverdramaticAngelprobably because they compare it to the book. But movies are rarely ever true to the books. I thought the movie was a fun watch. It was not pure horror it was also comedy. People forget that. Even I was annoyed when I heard the plot of the movie because I was sick of every monster type being turned into a love story but I was surprised by it.
The book places more emphasis on the “infection” being an allegory for *very* deep depression.
Once you see it in that framework it makes more sense that R’s journey is one of psychological recovery more than falling in love (though it’s definitely part of it)
He is quite literally learning to live again and he does it with the love and support of a network of friends.
It’s honestly a great read and R’s inner monologues are beautifully written. I wish they hadn’t tried to make it a YA for the movie.
What does 'YA' mean?
@@logangoulet7522 "Young Adult" refers to media (usually books) aimed at teens. Think Hunger Games or Twilight.
Warm Bodies and its sequels lean more speculative fiction. The themes are darker, the characters older, and the ending isn't quite as perfect and happy, but in a way that compliments the story and makes it feel more grounded (or as grounded as a story about zombies can be)
I liked the movie, but I definitely recommend the books.
@@ashoakmaple4385 I also recommend the books.
That puts the bonies into perspective. They are rock bottom depression. Where you give up on life and your body eats itself because you stop eating as much.
Someone gets it. :)
I vibe with this theory and think it applies perfectly to the movie, but the book explains zombiesm as a supernatural undeath by despair situation, the apocalypse was caused by a large percent of the human race hitting emotional rock bottom and coming under the influence of some dark force released by enough humans giving up, bonies are zombies that gave up on even the smallest fragments of their humanity.
honestly that also is pretty cool and still kinda of viral its like a "memetic" disease using SCP terms.
Dang
So, it's like going Hollow in Dark Souls.
Yeah, the book is a bit more interesting. They took a few liberties, since Julie's dad doesn't live in the end. He dies becoming a Boney before disintegrating outright, there was something else that happened at the end, too: Julie and R's eyes change to gold.
@@housewilma4904 memetic infections are slow but exponential, this is an immediate mass conversion with slow rate of spread.
This was a great episode. I loved this cheesy movie, and I recognized the Romeo and Juliet thing, but it actually goes deeper than that like how R's friend is named M (for Mercutio, Romeo's best friend), Juliet's friend is Nora (who is into biology, and something of Nurse, who was Juliet's friend and confidant), Juliet's father has the fairly Italian name of Grigio. And Juliet's edible ex was Perry (instead of Paris, whom Romeo also kills). And of course the balcony scene. Then again, I'm a huge Shakespeare fan, so I noticed it right away.
Huh, that's pretty interesting
"edible ex" XD that's a damn good one
I watched Warm Bodies expecting it to be barely passable, but I *really* enjoyed it. And yes, I too spotted the whole Romeo and Juliet thing.
Same - I was able to get my teacher to show this during my freshman Shakespeare unit because of that lmao
@@PtolemiosFrost
I wonder what flavor he came in
Re: Julie being rather blasé about Perry’s death. She should probably be more upset, but also it’s explained that Perry had lost all hope and had shut down emotionally. It’s also why he took unnecessary chances. He no longer cared about life. She lost Perry long before he died.
He had also cheated on her some time prior. Their relationship had never fully recovered from that.
I've always loved the idea that the zombie virus, like most viruses, can be eventually fought off by the immune system.
That would suck if you were the type of zombie that half decomposes, like your jaws half hanging of or smth and then the virus gets fought off, then your just a human with a jaw hanging off lol
Body Wars.
Do you really want to live with yourself if you went rabid and killed and ate people tho?
@@ksoundkaiju9256that would be an interesting concept for a movie, like a dude waking up from being a zombie after going sicko mode
@@francescononefrancese617 and a severe case of PTSD once he realised what he had done.
i don't know anything about biology but roanoke explains it so well that after one of his videos i feel like i'm a biologist
Then you are learning, which is perfect
don’t we all lol 😂
Mechanical engineers feel this all the time when discussing anything other than mechanical engineering. "Of course I've mastered quantum cosmology, I have a BA in Mechanical/Civic Engineering"
"The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell"
Yup. Still got it 😎👍
@@peelzboyplays6089 genius
I remember this movie. It was silly and weird but fun. I thought the idea of bonies was interesting too.
I agree
I'd say there was some innovation over the fact rhat most zombie movies have an immediate loss pf humanity instead of gradual.
Read the novel, it was just as zanny but made more logical sense.
They're pretty much the proto volatiles from dying light.
@Just Iron nah they're the weird things from dead space 3 which is so weird to me that the both have something in them that looks incredibly similar
"They don't believe in the power of love, because they're big nerds who live in the basement of the airport and talk about how nobody likes nice skeletons anymore... and they also finish last." 🤣🤣🤣 Love you for this one, Roanoke
I love that you did a breakdown of this movie. The bonies are definitely at the top of the hierarchy. If I remember correctly, in the book they were smart enough to organize "classrooms" for child zombies. Child zombies didn't have an instinct to hunt humans and so they would be taught. Humans would be brought to the airport and the adult zombies would form a ring around human and child zombies so that the kids could learn to hunt.
It's been a long time since I read the book. If you enjoyed the movie, I recommend it as it might fill in some plot points and lore.
I didnt even know this was a book series. I gotta check that out
Awww
I just feel for the person who had to take out a parent or a loved one because they turned only to find out, after years of mourning and acceptance, that they themselves could've turned their loved one back.
This movie is based on a book trilogy. In the sequels most people hate or distrust the cured zombies because their existence implicates the people they lost to the plague could have been saved instead of killed.
@@pandorabox5532 thatd kill me if i was in their shoes. I dont blame them for feeling that way
The cure as always is the power of love.
Or this gun I found. This gun works pretty well also.
Both equally powerful!
Name your gun ‘the power of love’, sorted
Or the kitten I found
The gun might be faster by atleast a millisecond
@derpyhooves4287 no only an attosecond
It's strange to think like 20 years ago you would have had to pay $30,000 and lose 4-8 years of your life to get this kind of information. Meanwhile Roanoke is just educating the public out of the kindness and enthusiasm of his heart. Strange to think about. Thanks for your work Roanoke.
How is there a paywall?
I bought a 10$ book that covers a lot of this. :/
@@silent_stalker3687 i think its a refrence to college
Imagine thinking a single RUclips video could cover the breath of knowledge and appliance of that knowledge compared to a four-year university which is probably where the guy you're listening to got his knowledge.
This guy literally spent that money and did that time to learn this information and far more…watching his videos is fun but it’s nowhere near worth a degree
Zoomer detected
I'm almost positive they mention in the movie that the regular zombies are food for the Bonies, hence why the zombies have them locked in the dark areas of the airport.
Why are zombies eating eachother is interesting
No, they aren't, but when the zombies started to heal themselves and their hearts started pumping, the bonies sense it and try to eat them, because it's stated that they mindlessly eat anything with a heartbeat
It’s a good thing her dad didn’t succeed in killing him. Considering she fell in love with the guy who killed the previous boyfriend it would have gotten awkward...
complex feeeeeeeeelings
big OOOOF
Not just killed him, but ate him too....
Jul: That's hot.
Dad: What?
Jul: What?
Commence internal screaming.
Lol I’ve tried like maybe 5 or 6 times to actually watch this movie.. and I can’t do it!. It’s just so.. lame?. I get it, it’s for teen girls who liked Twilight.. or people with bad taste.
And John Malkovich is a bigger beacon for bleh movies than Bruce Willis lol.
Twilight + zombies + Romeo and Juliet = a not so bad movie
The books are pretty good too
yah it really wasnt a bad watch
@@RoanokeGaming have you thought of doing a biology review on the varying species of vampires in Vampyr
@@honinakecheta601 there are books?!, Actually of course there must had been books this is during the teen dystopia novel era of cinema
@@Tarnthewarrior i second this. Pls do it, Roanoke.
Saw this one in theaters, absolutely loved it. Cheesy, ridiculous, and a ton of fun. I'm glad you got to examine the way these zombies work, because they are indeed way different from everyone else's.
Omg me too!! It's super cheesy but really cute too 🥺 Definitely need to watch it again at some point absolutely loved this movie when it came out!
@@AmbeanWambulance I hope more people give it a chance from this vid!
In the book, her dad became infected and almost immediately went full boney, I'm assuming to signify that he'd already given up any hope for the future...
Or he's getting the jump on a brand new buffett line
I'd love to see a breakdown of the movie Inifini 2015, has Chris Hemsworth in it. Some sort of biological critter that takes over bodies, then can also duplicate biological entities. Also has a natural state of clear, sentient slime.
I can write it down!
Check out the aliens from the 1994 movie called The Puppet masters. Gets confused with the one about actual murder puppets all the time xD
Doesn't it have both Donakd AND Keifer Sutherland in it?
I think it’s luke hemsworth in the movie infini
@@mexipanda3386 you are correct, and (spoilers) he dies in the first half hour
I hope you'll cover Shin Godzilla from *Shin Godzilla* soon! Fascinating to see the direction that Toho took with their titular character and what strange biological mechanisms it uses as an irradiated mutant.
have u seen the video with sketches for ideas they may take this zilla? The idea is godzilla is trying to be the apex thru evolution. There were some sketches playin with the idea that zillla evolves wings. I think in the end of the movie we see the tail seperating and iirc theory is its suppose to split into many tiny zillas playing off the fact that despite zilla being one big monster, it still was brought down by the intelligence and numbers of many smaller beings. There was also an interesting sketch where at some point in ita evoline, it was a human shaped entity.
Yes please
This movie puts in mind a zombie novel I once read called 'The Words of Their Roaring'.
The zombie infection in that book works something like this. An infected initially has a siezure, dies, revives, and starts eating people. And they stay that way for a long, long, looooong, time. But if an infected is around long enough, the infection stabilizes within them, and their brain begins to slowly fully reactivate.
The novel is about how this happens years after infection, and once the process completes a zombie is once again fully human in intelligence and thought, but the survivors who have lived in terror of the zombies for years ARE NOT AWARE OF THIS and pop zombies on reflex. So the first few zombies to complete this process are struggling to try and communicate to the uninfected that things are changing, and there soon won't be a reason to fear their kind anymore. That soon, the danger will pass and the world can rebuild, human and zombie together.
It's a really cool novel, I really suggest it.
I saw a recap for a show where the dead have come back to life and the main character is a boy who you later find out had committed suicide; i think they're all zombies, most are sapient but a few are affected negatively by it and turn violent
Congratulations, you catching onto it being Zombie! Romeo and Juliet put you ahead of 90% of people who watched the movie without reading the book (btw, a lot of your questions are answered in the book - they didn't leave with the car because they had zombie kids with them originally).
Seriously?? People didn't realize it was just.....wow
I didnt realize it. I just thought it was a cute cheesy movie though it makes a lot of sense now
I think there are concepts here that are very fascinating.
For starters, the zombies still think. That alone is interesting, but the fact they gain memories from the brains they eat is also fascinating. Imagine a zombie virus variation that actually allowed them to become more intelligent with every brain they eat, allowing for planning and societies, among other things.
Additionally, I remember seeing a trailer for this movie and thinking R's heart started upon his first sight of Julie. That made me think, until this very video, that having a shock to the heart would've allowed for his returning to a human state, which I would've found the most fascinating concept.
In other words, this movie would've been better if the zombies just needed a strong stimulation/shock to start the process of returning to life, and R's shock just happened to be love at first sight.
In addition to everything you said I always assumed that the virus itself also had a response to certain neurochemicals that could actually break down the viral DNA in large enough quantities. And since all emotions including love are generated by neurochemicals I was always under the impression that because of our listening to music in addition to the extended amount of time the virus has been present in the body he had enough dopamine in his system to break down enough of the virus to allow the process to begin. So after enough time of the body building up antibodies even though it wasn't able to transport them and the correct stimuli from the outside providing the dopamine kick the process that you described could begin. But of course that was just my theory in addition to what you said because I thought it would be interesting that there could be a virus that actually has a weakness to the neurochemicals from positive emotion which wouldn't have hindered it during immediate infection because people would be feeling things like fear and despair upon becoming infected as well as explaining why they refer to the late stage infected as being individuals who gave up hope
that makes so much sense tbh
Oxytocin is colloquially know as the Love Neurotransmitter, and is released during social bonding, like courtship. Perhaps this is the cure hormone
So would that suggest that those with mental illnesses like depression would be more susceptible to becoming boneys faster as many with that illness lack proper dopamine production?
This movie has a warm place in my heart. Was goin through a rough time when it came out and I watched it alone in a theater and I always remembered it.
Warm bodies EXPLORED.......giggity
This is the most surprising surprise, that you’ve ever surprised us with. ANOTHER ZOMBIE MOVIE!!!
hope you enjoy bro!
@@RoanokeGaming Oh I very much did, Your analysis is what makes these fun.
Saw the title and went "Oh my god!" this was one of my favorite movies as a child, I'm excited to see a deep dive on it! ❤️❤️❤️
Hope you enjoy it bro!
Wait as a child? How... How old.. no wait I don't want to know 😭
@@RL-aWildDucky i was 11 when i first saw this film, i'm 20 now. 😅
@@h13n12 Stop! Why you making us feel old
ME TOO
i still remember being so impressed by how R is depicted by the actor actually sold the zombie turning into human pretty well
Not gonna lie, I really like this movie. I like to think that the new neural connections being made cause the heart to start beating again due to needing oxygen (the brain).
Never thought you would do this one
You are full of surprises sir
I've watched your videos all day to take my mind away from things as my nan passed away yesterday morning
My favourite video is your cloverfield one
Keep up the good work Roanoke we appreciate you bro
Im sorry to hear that brother, but Im glad the videos help relieve some of the down time
@@RoanokeGaming not only takesx my mind away but you go into detail it's also educating and I wish I did this in college but did animal care that was back in the day tho I'm 31 now
I know it's never to late but I find what you did and your knowledge seems way more fun 😊
Back
I don't know if you'll ever read this but I'll pray for you brother
@@ronniehopper2726 thank you so much brother
@@MrDeadlyMatt no problem
Actually loved this movie really great the concept of zombies having feelings or still possessing the ability to understand
A very interesting idea tbh
I love this movie. It took 3 times watching to realize it was Romeo and Juliette... Also, in the book, the boneies act a little differently, but that just enforces the fact that they maintained hierarchy. They also married zombies together I think.
They did marry the the zombies together. And gave them kids.
Oh my god, the depth in which you went to figure all this out and craft into a convincingly plausible explanation is mindblowing. For the longest time I had trouble reconciling zombies with basic biological processes, and you just found enough scientific wiggle room to justify them. You deserve a fucking medal.
Can you do the aliens from the 2005 war of the worlds? I was always interested in the way they looked and evolved.
Yes!
@@RoanokeGaming Thanks! I can't wait to watch it!
@@RoanokeGaming hey can you do zombieland 1 & 2? The MZD seems like an good idea to learn about as well as how this disease spreaded in only 2 months
I love how this comment is wholesome but the title of that video is “most IDIOTIC alien species” lmao 🤣😂
The zombies in this movies act like your average Portland drug addict, they can still think but are more likely to attack you!
Actually youre right
One thought about the bonies. We are told that they turn because they give up hope. What if its the other way around? Based on your observations, they would likely turn anyway and its just a matter of time. What if the giving up hope is a neurological symptom of the progression? They don't turn because they give up hope, they give up hope because whatever part of the brain that comes from is being affected by the progression.
9:21 "Dead Inside? Absolutely." would have been PERFECT advertising material. I've always loved this movie despite its flaws, and I'm really glad to see you break it down!
unironically this is one of my favorite zombie movies. its just different and while im not a huge romance person it felt very well done.
I know it was a cheesy movie but it was still fun and sweet. I laughed a few times at parts that weren't supposed to be funny, actually some parts were cringe but not in an entirely bad way. Liked your zombie infection breakdown, as someone who loves zombies and how to survive and how infection would go.
One of my favorite movies. A major physical effect of humanity losing touch with each other turning them into unfeeling monsters that cant communicate, saved by empathy and a love of art inspiring oneself. And good to dee an apocalypse movie with a happy ending (including salvation for some of the undead!)
The reason why I liked this movie so much is that it's campy and weird on purpose, and it makes it hilarious. There are a lot of interesting aspects to it, as you've technically gone into in this video. It's similar to the "it's so bad it's good" phenomena, but not quite in the same way.
In any case, your exporation of how this infection could have worked is an 11/10. I'm poop at science, and even I understood it. Interesting as hell, too. ♥
this entire movie can legit be described by the neuron activation meme in more ways than one
This movie is such a product of its time. You just know it was made peak zombies every where, Twilight, Hunger Games, and whatever other dystopia ya novel was popular at the time.
Bring it all together and put it under an actual pretty cool concept
It's because the novel took off out of no where - Romeo and Juliet with Zombies was apparently a thing every one needed.
you know, there's a Lovecraftian based YA novel? "Dread Cthulhu lies dreaming... of her."
@@davivignola5895
Cthulu Saves The World had romance.
i just watched this movie like 3 days ago and i honestly thought it was fun but man the amount of times i had to pause it and just question what is going on was wild like this raised so many questions out of me
I like how this explanation takes into account biology but also totally backs the notion that it can be cured by love.
Been waiting for an explanation of this one for a long time.
Hope you enjoy it bro!
This video just awakened my memory of watching this movie
seems to be alot of that going around XD
While in Biology Processes and Interactions class, knowing all of the key terms, understanding core concepts, etc., these videos are even more fascinating, as I can follow along with the logic and make my own theories without coming to a misunderstanding that is later clarified by you. Truly incredible how deep this stuff goes.
The movie: Love can overcome the virus.
Roanoke: CPR can overcome the virus.
As a euro automotive technician, your comments on fuel going stale and BMW'S in general are spot on.I love picking things apart & you take it to a pro level. Cars and zombies? I'm riveted.
I love this movie lol. I wonder how other zombie movies would go if their zombies could be cured via ✨The power of love✨
This intro pretty much sums up my thoughts on this movie
Not a fan of romance or such but the zombies, particularly the bonies were fantastic, I loved the way the bonies were just these single minded abominations
Yes! I remember when I watched the movie I had a sort of morbid curiosity with these. How that life cycle went, etc
And of course you cover it! Thank you!
This movie was honestly adorable as fuck. A product of it's time, but one of the actually enjoyable ones. Every time it gets brought up I haven't found a person that doesn't unironically like this movie. Thanks for covering it, never thought you would. XD
Honestly, I was one of those people that initially trashed this as “Twilight is taking over my Zombies now” until I randomly watched it. It’s a fun take on zombies in my opinion and your breakdown of the virus itself makes me enjoy the movie more.
I always enjoyed this film for how weird and kinda funny it was. Different spin was okay in my book, glad to see my dead space bro covering it
I unironically watch this movie at least 3 times a year. Guilty pleasure movie is not even close to how much this movie means to me 😂 great breakdown as always.
I swear I watched this movies with my girlfriend last week and I was wondering if you would talk about this zombie flick in any of your video. And boom there it is. So cool
I was watching the movie with yall behind the couch
@@RoanokeGaming 😅🤣
If you haven't seen The Returned, another zombie movie that treats zombies as infected that can be cured as long as they keep taking the treatment. It's an interesting take on zombies.
I think this movie is pretty funny having at parts and has some interesting ideas. The whole romance zombie thing is whatever but I like when the zombies are trying to talk to eachother and just kind of trying to exsist as whatever they have become.
I may be a humble stupid carpenter, but your uploads are still the highlight of my weekends, love your videos.
Thanks to you I fell in love with biology, virology all of it.
Dude I just found your channel like 2 weeks ago and now look forward to every movie breakdown you make haha I love your science mix with humor approach. Please keep up the great work! I would love to see you break down the machine from Oblivion with Tom Cruise and your thoughts on it's origins.
Another really good zombie movie that also has some questions about morality, is “The Cured” it’s an Irish film that’s pretty unknown from my knowledge. It’s got a really interesting presentation of the zombie virus that would be cool to hear you explain.
Yesss I enjoyed that one as well. It's very similar to this one in some key concepts.
10:14 I love (comedy wise) the concept of Nice Guy like Skeletons
Really enjoy your vids my man. Thanks for the entertainment and education. I’m actually surprised how much I’ve retained from your vids vs years of college
I've been waiting on this particular video for a looooong time. So long that when a movie recap dropped a break down of the movie, it led me directly to your channel. Either way, good shit, keep up the amazing work Chief
Honestly, in the sea of zombie movies that basically all have the same kind of zombie, this one stood out.
A different hypothesis could be based on the fact that memories are essentially chemical changes within the brain and taste buds have taste receptors of nerves which act based on chemical composition of the food. When they eat brains their tastebuds pick up the chemicals . It can also explain why they experience fragments of the victim's memories and not the entirety of it.
Truth be told, between the the absolute gall it required to be this cheesy, and the fact that this movie was functionally the mortal wound to the zombie movie craze, I respect that hell out of this picture.
Hey roanoke can you look at the aliens from the xcom games and how they were altered with human genes?
Potentially!
@@RoanokeGaming yes please! If you've never played XCOM, please do! It is such a good game!
I'm glad you had fun with this one Roanoke, it shows. Really enjoyed it
Low key this is one of my favorite movies to put on in the background. It’s just so goofy I adore it. Thank you for covering it.
I truly enjoy all your videos, Dr.Roanoke. I look forward to seeing more of your infection videos. Also, can you do the Scourge of the Beast from Bloodborne?
This was surprisingly a decent movie
I thought the same thing
@@RoanokeGaming I like the concept of the movie. They can keep their humanity long enough to return back to human-ish. Or loose their humanity and become feral monsters. They should’ve put it in a different genre and not a romance genre
MY GUY I had the exact same realization with R and Julie and the balcony scene! Likely the same reaction too! Amazing.
I remember going to see this in theaters a long, long time ago. Completely forgot this existed, but I remember having a good time with friends and having a few laughs at some scenes. Excellent breakdown as always!
Thank you for dropping a video during Ian, now I have something to watch on my phone while my power flickers constantly! Cheers.
Stay safe out there bro!
This movie came out during the height of the Twilight hype. My Mother and Sister loved Twilight so this was something they liked too. It's actually a fun watch for a romantic comedy night.
I’m like actually really happy to see this video and comment section, because I really enjoyed the movie when it first came out when I was a little kid, and I thought the concept was cool simply because it was a new, fresh idea on the zombie apocalypse! And I remember it made me sad when my dad was like…”nah I don’t like it I think it was stupid” and just generally seeing the poor reception of it. It’s silly but it warms my hopeless romantic heart thematically and makes my writer heart excited seeing a new take on zombies!
BRO THATS WHATTHAT WAS. When i was younger i went downstairs to say GN to my family and i saw the portion of this movie where the skeles are breaking the glass dome, and when i asked my parents about it, they said that there were two types of zombies in the movie, the good ones, and the skeley-boys. Bro this just restored a long dead memory.
The power of love truly defies logic and fact, even in a zombie wasteland.😹
I was honestly hoping you’d do this movie next, and it became reality lol
12:49 I ended up buying this movie and after watching it over ten times I realized the whole R and Julie thing while watching this scene and my brain just exploded. When I call my then Fiance about it and was just "WOW, I just realized this!" she was just "Yeah, duh, you didn't get that the first time we watched it?" I felt really deflated after that... but I relieved the high through you just now! Thanks Roanoke! I wasn't the only one who didn't realize right away!
This shit may be corny but I did love that its one of the few full blown zombie outbreak movies that has not only a cure but a hopeful ending the world can move on. Most others its just "90% of the pop is gone... The End."
Awesome video, also I think it'd be really interesting to breakdown the vocal cord parasites from MG.
Do you have any plans for the series called, The Strain? It would be so cool to see your breakdown of the creatures
Well, I tried out covering stuff thats part of a series, but it flopped hard, and was like 20X the amount of work, sort of put me off of it
@@RoanokeGaming Thats completely understandable, series takes up much more time than movies do. Any content from you puts a smile on my face still 😊
These zombies remind me of the Undead from Dark Souls. Undead in Dark Souls behave like average humans so long as they keep faith, or they risk giving in to despair and going Hollow (much like the Boneys). Hollows are just insane, they know how to use weapons and will emulate what they did before going Hollow.
You've been a staple of my covid and post covid life my man, keep it up. This was an awesome vid
A second warm bodies movie would be awesome as like a totally different genre, like a detective movie with the zombie-humans and humans working together or smth
Has Roanoke done xenomorphs and neomorphs? Seems like the franchise that needs a video the most. Edit: ok yeah. HOW HAS HE NOT COVERED XENOS????
Also great video. I honestly really liked warm bodies. Thought it was a really good addition to the zombie genre. Could have used a second movie to explain some more about the world.
I LOVE Warm Bodies, and I love your review/ breakdown. Your sudden Romeo and Juliet revelation never fails to be relatable or entertaining.
Waited so long for him to mention how this movie's just zombie Romeo & Juliet just for him to figure it out IN THE VIDEO! lmao all the names are related too. M is Mercutio, Perry is Paris, and Nora is the Nurse.
I *never* ever thought Roanoke would make a review and analysis about this particular movie ! Nice!
Also I have some recommendations the hamsburg syndrome the puppet masters skyline the thaw the crazies fire in the sky mission to mars captive state red sky as well as day of triffids slither dark skies 2001s the lost world which was not a jp movie red planet the lifeforce
he already did the thaw.
Pretty sure some of those movies have already been done.
Also, use commas. :P
Those are all different movies aye? lol
@@RoanokeGaming indeed I had a list! though some of them like the lost world and the hamsburg syndrome are literally so unknown that they are thought off as legends
@@UGNAvalon If I try to differentiate them the comment would likely got yeeted I have seen it happen to several commentators that tried to differentiate their paragraphs and than their comments got yeeted by the bots on many other comment sections
Logic aside this is definitely and personally one of my all time favorite zombie films
From left 4 dead to killer clowns from space, man this channel does some amazing things trying to explain things we all sat and wondered if you watched or played what he is talking about. Keep of the great work man it’s super interesting
I actually found this film to be quite unironically charming to me back when I first watched it. I guess there was something heart-warming in this that I found relatable... or maybe it was just Teresa Palmer.