I love Sweeney Todd, Corpse Bride and Nightmare Before Christmas!!!

Also, before anyone says anything, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was terrible in my opinion.

I thought Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was ok ... not as good as the original, but not awful.

I am super excited about Alice in Wonderland though =] (it has ALAN RICKMAN in it!!)

Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland is going to be shit.

The Nightmare Before Christmas was a genuinely good film if you can ignore how retarded Tim Burton's fanbase is, especially regarding it.

Other than Big Fish he hasn't really done anything else, however.

Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland is going to be shit.

How dare you say that about a film that you know nothing about. I happen to like the story and trust Tim to do a better adaptation than Disney.

yess two ends of one spectrum

How dare you say that about a film that you know nothing about. I happen to like the story and trust Tim to do a better adaptation than Disney.

The film will utilize a technique combining live action, motion capture technology and stop motion

Tim Burton has a track record, which one can apply to pre-maturely judge future films of his. And considering how consistent his works are, it's fine. He's had so few films that weren't done in his exact same style and this style is going to turn Alice into every other grim and goofy piece he's done. I highly doubt it'll even be similar to the original work. Even this



makes it sound like an amalgam of shit we've seen before that he has yet to get tired of.

Even if it wasn't one of his Hot Topic-style works, he's still a shitty director.

And Disney's Alice in Wonderland was great so fuck him.

edit: Apparently even JOHNNY DEPP is in this, so fuck him twice. Man I'm sick of both of these losers.

Tim Burton has a track record, which one can apply to pre-maturely judge future films of his. And considering how consistent his works are, it's fine. He's had so few films that weren't done in his exact same style and this style is going to turn Alice into every other grim and goofy piece he's done. I highly doubt it'll even be similar to the original work. Even this



makes it sound like an amalgam of shit we've seen before that he has yet to get tired of.

Even if it wasn't one of his Hot Topic-style works, he's still a shitty director.

And Disney's Alice in Wonderland was great so fuck him.

edit: Apparently even JOHNNY DEPP is in this, so fuck him twice. Man I'm sick of both of these losers.

Tim Burton has a track record, which one can apply to pre-maturely judge future films of his. And considering how consistent his works are, it's fine. He's had so few films that weren't done in his exact same style and this style is going to turn Alice into every other grim and goofy piece he's done. I highly doubt it'll even be similar to the original work. Even this



makes it sound like an amalgam of shit we've seen before that he has yet to get tired of.

Even if it wasn't one of his Hot Topic-style works, he's still a shitty director.

And Disney's Alice in Wonderland was great so fuck him.

edit: Apparently even JOHNNY DEPP is in this, so fuck him twice. Man I'm sick of both of these losers.

The film will utilize a technique combining live action, motion capture technology and stop motion

Disney's Alice in Wonderland was a watered down sappy piece of musical garbage. It was useless as a movie and is even more useless as a comparison to what Tim Burton will make.

1. This is a topic for Tim Burton fans. If you don't like him, then don't post here.

Disney's Alice in Wonderland was a watered down sappy piece of musical garbage. It was useless as a movie and is even more useless as a comparison to what Tim Burton will make.

[Tim Burton's] movies ... push the limits of cinema

Some of his movies are great. Big Fish and Edward Scissorhands are two of my favourites. I used to like TNBC, but I dunno... It feels too much like an excuse to play some songs.

Like every opera or musical ever

Tim Burton is the very reason I am going to school to become a film director.

His movies not only push the limits of cinema, but push the limits of a viewers imagination!

I love all of his movies, (with exception of Mars Attack, which I have not see)



First off, Tim Burton's "style" and "track record" you mentioned are what exactly? His love of black and white stripes and use macabre, dark humor? Or maybe its his dynamic use of stop motion animation or his uses of the grey scale. Tim Burton, uses his design expertise sparingly and differently throughout his films. Putting to use different styles and different techniques, separately into his films is what makes them unique. If you want to see where a trend is going for the next film Tim Burton is working on then I suggest you drop your preconceived notions of what a Tim Burton film is and look again.



This is Tim Burton at his best. This movie will be the cumulative effort of three film making techniques. Motion capture has come a long way from anything we've seen before. Tim Burton taking what he knows from stop motion and applying it to motion capture might just be what that section of computer animation needs.

Disney's Alice in Wonderland was a watered down sappy piece of musical garbage. It was useless as a movie and is even more useless as a comparison to what Tim Burton will make.

and as for Tim Burton and Johnny Depp working together on this project. Honestly, what did you expect? Tim and Johnny have been working together on films since Edward Scissorhands. Tim Burton always returns to actors he's worked with before. All directors do this. It because they know those actors understand he material which they were given to play, and will understand it again. Helena Bonham Carter, Alan Rickman, Danny DeVito, Deep Roy, Christopher Lee. They're all actors that have appeared in more than one Tim Burton film, why? Because he gives them first dibs.

Quinton Tarentino uses Uma Thruman quite abit in his films, Robert Zemekis has got Tom Hanks, George Lucas has got Harrison Ford, M. Nigh Shyamalan has Bruce Willis. You gonna complain about them too?

I used to like TNBC, but I dunno... It feels too much like an excuse to play some songs.

I agree. People who don't like Tim Burton shouldn't even be posting here.

Never ever do that. Discussion of things is what makes a forum interesting. Otherwise it's just a long list of posts "well yeah I agree this guy is quite cool", never anything happening. Avoid critical thinking, avoid things that aren't your opinion, live in a bubble.