2003-11-16, 19:40 | Link #1 |
Don't use animesuki now..
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Tim Burton
Hey i just wanted to know whether anyone thinks that Tim Burtons movies and animations etc are kool? One of his most famous thingys would be A Nightmare Before Christmas...and that was darn rite kool, i love the animation in it, jack in it was soo kool looking Anyway today i watched one of his unreleased movies and it was called Vincent...its about 7mins long and it was terrific....it was creepy tho but hey its made by Tim Burton...ooo yeah get this...throughout the whole film it was rhyming!! it was kool. Anyway since it is unreleased im guessing that its legal to download (?) but anyway its good!
look its jack! this is from vincent also from vincent bye ^__^ |
2003-11-16, 19:46 | Link #3 |
in silent opposition
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I love Tim Burtons stuff, ever since I saw Edward Scissor Hands! yeah, good stuff. I have his book of poems...'The melancholy death of oyster boy' heres an excerpt
Stick Boy and Match Girl in Love- Stick Boy liked Match Girl, He liked her a lot. He liked her cute figure, he thought she was hot. But could a flame ever burn for a match and a stick? It did quite literally; he burned up pretty quick. |
2003-11-16, 20:02 | Link #6 | |
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2003-11-16, 20:08 | Link #7 |
Bubbly and super fun
Join Date: May 2003
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I like much the atmosphere which 'emerges' from his movies, Nightmare Before Christmas, Batman 1 and 2, Mars Attack!, Edward Scissor Hands and Sleepy Hollow were all awesome movies.
In fact, I like all his work exept Planet of the Apes. |
2003-11-17, 00:28 | Link #8 |
Earth Died Screaming
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Edward Scissorhands has always been one o' my favourite films. (Well, no, I suppose that's not quite right - it wasn't one o' my favourite films prior to 1990, the year it was released. So, really, that should read: Edward Scissorhands has been one o' my favourite films since I first saw it in 1990. Yes, that's much better.)
There are scarce few directors who can match Burton's commanding sense of ambience and style. And I do agree with Hunter - Planet of the Apes was a disappointment - but otherwise I think Burton has maintained an excellent level of consistency over the years. I hadn't heard about this book of poems. Seems like something I would want to read. |
2003-11-17, 12:45 | Link #12 |
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Nightmare before Christmas is his best work, period. That remains a childhood favourite, while not my favourite movie now is still memorable.
Edward Scissor Hands was an odd one (Odd doesn't make it bad ) I only saw it on TV once.. a long time ago. I watched it over whatever else was on that day, so it must have been good I don't remember much about it.. Only a few bits. (He cut some shrubs.... made those lil people connected out of paper, and lock picked some door lol) -- The original Planet of the Apes were great movies though. I was all over AMC's 24 hour marathon a couple weeks back. |
2003-11-19, 04:36 | Link #14 | |
The Man, The Legend......
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