If he trys to remake wiz of oz, I will personally hunt him down and beat his leg in with a metal funnel. Then sick my small black dog on him. Then tell yahtzee to go after him
Someone please stop Tim Burton.
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we like some of his work but he has been known to piss on a classic as well as make them. but I woudn't know if it was good or bad unless I watch it. I my opion though it wasn't that bad, more mediocre.Wakizashi74 said:
A dark wizard of Oz has already been done...
Anyone see the series "Tinman"
On the whole I like Tim Burton Movies, not seen Alice in Wonderland yet but hope to go next week. Sleepy Hollow was meh, neather great nor poo.
Anyone see the series "Tinman"
On the whole I like Tim Burton Movies, not seen Alice in Wonderland yet but hope to go next week. Sleepy Hollow was meh, neather great nor poo.
I honestly don't have a problem with Tim Burton or his movies, except the ones that are simply pretty cinematic fanfiction.
[small]Yes Burton, we get it. You're a big fan of Alice in Wonderland, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Planet of the Apes, etc................here's an idea................. DO SOMETHING ORIGINAL![/small]
[small]Yes Burton, we get it. You're a big fan of Alice in Wonderland, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Planet of the Apes, etc................here's an idea................. DO SOMETHING ORIGINAL![/small]
This wasn't Alice in wonderland.
This was Through the looking Glass if you read the book. And it was more dark than the happy stoner disney story. But even that was a shroo trip by the writer. Sorry man, that was a pretty good movie, but Through the looking glass is a bit to long.
This was Through the looking Glass if you read the book. And it was more dark than the happy stoner disney story. But even that was a shroo trip by the writer. Sorry man, that was a pretty good movie, but Through the looking glass is a bit to long.
It's not 'Through the Looking Glass' either. I think it's supposed to be set after both of them, I'm not entirely sure where it was trying to fit in.Carlston said:
Tim Burton is not actually a film director he is a salesman for hot topic
None of his films live up to the hype.
None of his films live up to the hype.
It's not 'Through the Looking Glass' either. I think it's supposed to be set after both of them, I'm not entirely sure where it was trying to fit in.[/quote]Colour-Scientist said:
Hmm your right. But I didn't enjoy it. Well Depp did slip into Jack Sparrow a few times. But I chalk that up to being a violent Scottsman. He did have a claymore in that last fight...
Hmm guess you need to take it what it was. America Mcgee had the same vision. And kinda like it. Guess the question is, if you hire Burton as a director... and you don't want it turning Gothic or dark. Why the hell would you hire him? Unless that's what you wanted...
Didn't particularly like Nightmare before Christmas, my friends thought all the songs were totally catchy, whereas I didn't
Some of they have apparel from the movies, I thought it was crap and ugly.
He just makes lots of movies that look more or less exactly the same
Because why fix something that aint broke?
I mean, look at Toy Story 3, the prequel was released 10 odd years ago, and have they changed a single way they animate it? FUCK THAT
Some of they have apparel from the movies, I thought it was crap and ugly.
He just makes lots of movies that look more or less exactly the same
Because why fix something that aint broke?
I mean, look at Toy Story 3, the prequel was released 10 odd years ago, and have they changed a single way they animate it? FUCK THAT
I loved the "classic" or more like the "real" version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory... He killed it, even the oompa loompas.
I got no problem with him making movies... Just no remakes... Use your creativity man!
I got no problem with him making movies... Just no remakes... Use your creativity man!
Tim Burton used to be a great director. Ed Wood in particular is one of my favorite films, and movies like Edward Scissorhands and Big Fish are classics. He seems to have discovered that he can make mad bank on the backs of the Hot Topic teenager crowd, however. It would be nice if he'd start making good movies again instead of taking the classics and moving them closer to the Uncanny Valley, but I'm not holding my breath.
Those are both Henry Sellick movies. Burton wrote the story that Nightmare was based on and was a co-producer, but he didn't have anything at all to do with Coraline.igissx said:
Yeah it's fine if he wants to make his own concepts in that style but why must he go for classic films and make them spirally? I await Citizen Kane...in stripes.Hyperactiveman said:
