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How well do you think you know zombies? Well, there might be more going on inside of the walking dead than you've been lead to believe.

In the upcoming "Warm Bodies," a zombie named R (Nicholas Hoult) gets a new lease on afterlife when he falls for a still-living blonde named Julie (Teresa Palmer). To get a look inside R and how love gets his heart pumping again, click around in the interactive infographic below. Then keep scrolling to see a new clip from the film. "Warm Bodies" opens February 1.

Photo: Sundance Film Festival

Dozens of films are currently screening at the Sundance Film Festival in the hopes of scoring a distribution deal. But there's at least one film that might never see a movie theater (or a computer screen, or a smart phone) outside of Park City if one of the most powerful entertainment companies on the planet has anything to say about it.

That company is Disney, and the rogue film in question is "Escape From Tomorrow," a black and white fever dream about a middle-aged man who gets fired via a phone call while he's on vacation with his family and spirals into a hallucinatory fantasyscape of paranoia and anger as he faces his unfulfilled dreams and other, you know, Sundance-y kind of stuff (The Playlist describes our hero's journey as a "mind-melting vacation from hell").

Photo: Warner Bros

The embattled “Cloud Atlas,” which opened to polarized audience reaction and commercial nonexistence in the US in October, faces a new challenge in China. The centuries-spanning ensemble saga from directors Tom Tykwer and Andy & Lana Wachowski has been trimmed by almost 40 minutes from its original length by Chinese censors.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt (also inset) and Tony Danza at this year's Sundance Film Festival (Photo: Everett/Getty)"Don Jon's Addiction" may mark Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut, but it does not mark his acting debut with co-star Tony Danza. The two first worked together 20 years ago in "Angels in the Outfield" -- a family-friendly, Disney baseball film that couldn't be further in theme than Levitt's tale about a man addicted to Internet porn.

Now screening at the Sundance Film Festival where it was bought by Relativity Media for $4 million, "Don Jon's Addiction" was written and directed by the "Looper" and "Dark Knight Rises" actor. And oh yeah, Gordon-Levitt also stars in his own film as Jon Martello, an iron-pumping city guy who must overcome his sex-crazed ways to find true love.

Rutger Hauer and Manuela Martelli (Photo: Kristin Murphy/Getty Images)Rutger Hauer was cutting a dapper -- if odd -- figure at the Sundance Film Festival with “Il Futuro” co-star Manuela Martelli. Just a few days before his 69^th birthday, Hauer's dandyish hairstyle, his checkered jacket, and printed scarf with a razor blade pattern cut a sharp contrast with the lovely 29-year-old Martelli's comparatively demure and nondescript ensemble.

The pair were photographed at the Sundance premiere of “Il Futuro (The Future),” described as “wildly impressionistic” and featuring “bizarre cinematography,” in light of which Hauer's flamboyantly strange dress seems to be quite fitting

The Dutch star has entered his third decade of being able to do and wear whatever on earth he likes following his iconic performance in 1982’s groundbreaking “Blade Runner.” Since that and his equally memorable turn in “The Hitcher,” he has spent his time alternating between lead roles in arthouse films and cult fare (from the original movie version of “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” to 2011’s