But...it's the hobbit...Sonicron said:Oooh, I know... nobody!
Seriously, why can't anything just remain a book nowadays? I already didn't like LotR, and I certainly don't need this movie.
I don't remember anything like that in Titanic.PurpleLeafRave said:Anyone other than James Cameron.
He'd probably try and sneak an orc sex scene in there...and their hair will become reproductive organs.
*Shudder*
Oooh! Look at the pretty 3D grass!
For much the same reason, this isn't the film on which I'd want to see Chuck Russell (Bless the Child) and Rupert Wainwright (Stigmata) work together.solidstatemind said:Lynch? No. The Hobbit is a fairly straight-forward adventure story, and wouldn't handle the psychological loading that he would try to force into it.
I was just making a joke. The movies he makes aren't necessarily that emo, but walk into a Hot Topic store. What is the first thing you see? That's right, either Jack Skelington or Sally Finklstien (depending on if if it's in a mall, it could also be Edward Cullen). What Burton does is above average movies, sometimes even really good ones, that are slightly dark, which is then taken and made Emo by stores. The movie would probably not be too bad in the remark of how much it cuts itself, but the merchandise, now that's another story.tghm1801 said:Tim Burton doesn't make things 'emo'.CloggedDonkey said:Tim Burton, because seeing Gandolf the Emo would have me laughing for about a week.
Tim Burton directs things in a different way and has a very distinct artistic style - however, it is not emo.
It could be classified as gothic or disturbing, but not emo.