Corpse Bride (2005)

Academy Award For Best Animated Feature Film (102 movies items)

"2005 NOMINEE - Warner Bros. Family Entertainment./Tim Burton Productions/Laika - Mike Johnson/Tim Burton"

Directed by Tim Burton (19 movies items)

" "I was a bride. My dreams were taken from me. But now - now I've stolen them from someone else. I love you, Victor, but you are not mine." Written by John August, Caroline Thompson and Pamela Pettler Music by Danny Elfman Cinematography by Pete Kozachik Editing by Chris Lebenzon and Jonathan Lucas"

My Favorite Films of 2005 (25 movies items)

" "I was a bride. My dreams were taken from me. But now - now I've stolen them from someone else. I love you, Victor, but you are not mine." Directed by Tim Burton and Mike Johnson Written by Tim Burton, Carlos Grangel, John August, Caroline Thompson and Pamela Pettler Music by Danny Elfman Cinematography by Pete Kozachik Editing by Chris Lebenzon and Jonathan Lucas"

Halloween Binge October 2022 (45 movies items)

"October 5th (rewatch)"

Beautifully crafted

“This is not my favourite Tim Burton movie by a long shot, but I did find myself enjoying it. The animation is absolutely amazing with the dark bold colours and inspired visual ideas. The music is good too, it adds very well to the atmosphere. The four songs are pretty decent, if nothing special. Remains of the Day was the one I liked best. The script is witty and deliciously dark in places, while the story is clever and fairly original, even if it drags slightly occasionally. The characters are wonderfully quirky and the voice work from the likes of Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter is top notch. All in all, a beautifully crafted film, if not quite Burton's finest hour. 8/10 Bethany Cox” read more

Movies Watched in 2021 (220 movies items)

"rewatched netflix 28/11/21 then 6/10 now 8/10 "

My Top 275 Favorite Horror Movies of All Time (275 movies items)

"  Most men don't realize that they married a corpse until well after the honeymoon. Here's a story of a man who finds out as soon as he meets her.  As anyone can probably easily surmise by the title of this film, exchanging vows with the spirit of a deceased one is the premise that's raising its icy cold dead ringer finger from the ground here. Which, of course, sounds like a morbid idea for an animated flick geared towards that of a much younger audience, but in the hands of Tim Burton, i"