I like his every movie and please do an honest trailer for spider man into the spider verse

Please do an honest trailer for spider man into the spider verse and add my name on the screen

Beetlejuice

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I would say Edward Scissorhands is the most Tim Burtony.

Noel sunflower or thrown stuff in Johnny depps face

Or love stories between Depp and Bonham Carter

Heck for about ten years I was convinced they were the same person.

Also by hand of a Johnny character

*Depp killed her

And Michael Keaton.

Neither of them have been in any of his last 4 films.

Not anymore, now it’s Eva Green.

L̶a̶d̶y̶ Fox Ŵøłfæ Honestly, for years & years before I saw, I just assumed Depp & Bonham-Carter did the lead voices in The Nightmare Before Christmas, rather than Sarandon & O’Hara.

Wait but we can't forget Winona Ryder. She's been in three Tim Burton films.

Maddi Henderson louder for the people in the back

Gnarly

You left out the fact that he wrote the screenplay and all the lyrics and music and sang and voiced the lead so that makes this the most Tom Burton movie EVAR!!

@@leslielandberg5620 Danny Elfman and that guy from the princess bride played the lead.

So that explains why the movie fucking sucks as much as it does

Well there'll be an animated version of the Addams family on the screen in December and Tim Burton was working on it but then he left the project

Or worse IT directed by Tim Burton that would've been freaking wierd.

@@opheliebell22 after growing up with the Addams Family, and seeing what they've done to Wednesday's forehead in the animation style, I don't blame him.

He was suppose to direct the new Addams Family animated film but he got too busy with the Dumbo live action film

I want to like but it’s currently at 666 likes and that’s like a magical number for Tim Burton style.

eskimo2k ikr

Well, Eva Green is the new Helena Bonham Carter now.

@@margarethmichelina5146 Is she? Has she ever been in a Burton film?

@@gangrath She joined Tim Burton since Dark Shadows, and then Miss Peregrine and lastly, Dumbo.

@@margarethmichelina5146 That's only 3 though. Compared to some of Burton's regulars that is nothing. Also, does she get her kit off? If not, then I don't view it as a proper Eva Green performance 😂😂

damn right

After all he covered it seems more like an intentional slight. What's his been with the elfman?

They can't show music stuff because of copyright. It's in their commentary

@@kokorobertco they don't have to show it, could have at least said his name and picture 🤷‍♂️

@@spiff3872 Yeah, but scores are too obscure for most general audiences to recognize without playing them.

Best idea ever formed in a comment section.

Dont say that now I'm sad it's not a real thing...

I would give both my kidneys, my parents’ kidneys, my friend’s kidneys, my money, my apartment, ANYTHING, to be Wednesday in a Burton directed Addams family movie.

Tim Burton directing an episode of Stranger Things

Bro you’re a genius

Felpaw Gaming honestlyyyy

That was the 80s for you.

It also had a whore house.

Fun fact, in the UK it got a age rating of 15, simply because of the one scene with the strippers in Adam's model. Otherwise, it probably would've been rated age 12.

Felpaw Gaming twice. The part where he yells at Lydia he says "FUCK YOU, SAY IIIIIT!!!"

Thanks 4 the info

@Stephanie Logan ah yes ofcourse I nearly forgot about that one! Elijah Wood is a voice actor in that one right?

Thanks I was super confused for a bit.

@Stephanie Logan will there be a sequel? Will it be titled 10?...

Stephanie Logan omg 9 is so good. I bought the dvd knowing nothing about it and it’s honestly one of my favorite movies.

Would the real Tim Burton please stand up?

Erik Caballero would the real tim burton please stand up...we’re gonna have a problem here.

@@syntheticreality549 y'all act like you've never seen a Tim Burton before jaws all on the floor like Tim Burton just burst through the door whooping his Tim Burton first and before

Erik Caballero he first was divorced throwin him over furniture. AHH. It’s the return of the...aww wait...oh wait your kidding...he didn’t just say what I think he did..did he?

But for real, I really like that moment in Charlie and the chocolate factory. The vague eerieness of Wonka and the lingering confusion of other people made that moment for me. Maybe I have unsettled problems of the past just like Tim Burton 😂

@Lord Mahaveer Maldonado Honestly I think the problem is that the original was so good and didn't really need a remake, so they're gonna get compared

@The Pikachu Brothers Yeah that's true, but nevertheless they will be compared and I guess that's why so many people dislike it

Willy wonka reference

@@abcdefg2174 yeah, I loved the original so much! I was surprised, given how much I loved Johnny Depp and Tim Burton at the time, to have really not liked the Burton remake. “There are few perfect movies in this world. It would be a shame to ruin this one” - memefication of a bastardized Princess Bride quote cautioning against remaking The Princess Bride, which I think fits remarkably well here. :)

@salty dogg It's true he took many artistic liberties, but so have all of Batman's iterations. Synder made Bats kill, Nolan made him more realistic etc. They're all different adaptations but they all get the main points of Batman down and they all have their strong points. I just think the Burton movies carry an aesthetic that's perfectly appropriate for a city named 'Gotham' and had fantastic casting

I prefer Heath Ledger’s joker

@@mx5497 I love the Burton Batman because it's so damn realistic, this might be an unpopular opinion, but I was a little bored with newer "superhero movies" because a lot of them feel like war movies with a little magic sprinkled on top, or in Batmans case, just a war movie.

@@mx5497 everyone prefers ledgers joker cus its the only good thing in those nolan movies anyone ever talks about

@@MechaBorne Nolan absolutely did not make Batman more realistic.

The Only Tim Burton film I haven't seen is Big Fish and Sweeney Todd. Well I saw the first few minutes of Sweeney Todd I gotta finish it. I enjoy his movies.

Qrow Branwen he has this small book of short stories/poems that I highly recommend reading if you haven’t. It’s called “the melancholy death of oyster boy and other stories”

@@hulkfan97 Big Fish is pretty great from what I remember, it's definitely an interesting film that just goes really far into its own logic. And while Sweeney Todd's a bit mixed for people, I still loved the heck out of it for what it is.

Dark Shadows though.....

@@dracocrusher agreed.

Oh Yeah...

@Eleni 1979 they did. 3:36.

Top comment. I'd argue that Elfman's genius surpasses Burton's.

@@MyLuggage12345 Danny Elfman is WAY up there with Hans Zimmer and John Williams

@Lord Mahaveer Maldonado there is no "whedon cut". It's just justice league.

They have already done all of them

Squidward I think they meant a trailer for the entire MCU

I just want one for the 1998 Avengers movie!

@@justanotherchannelonyoutub126 ... that's my assumption. They do all have roughly the same formula to them. Don't get me wrong, I love them, but they're also highly formulatic.

justanotherchannelonyoutube That makes sense

Most, but not all.

And is awesome!

Omg you're right

And Elfman is just as bizarre a dude as Burton is too.

I came here to say this.

Now I'm bloody doing it!.

DracoInduperator congrats you made it;)

I vaguely remember him saying this

Golden Light Pictures which one is it?

I second that request.

so much

That's what I was hoping too. I don't think there's a single Burton film not scored by Danny Elfman.

@@Zoopster1 Ed Wood was scored by Howard Shore.

There are like two or three films that are not scored by Danny Elfman, which honestly surprised me.

of course Burton would hire someone called Elfman

Yea right???

He was aparently hired to do a Beetlejuice 2. His contract pretty much forced him to, so IIRC he trolled them by writing and sending them "Beetlejuice goes Hawaiian", an intentionally awful script that they would never make.

Thanks for quoting that. I rewatched that bit a dozen and still couldn't figure out what he said.

You know there's Beetlehuice cartoon.

@@catdogmousecheese And a Beetlejuice musical.

@@eryuu4016 It's been 2 years and he still hasn't shown up. I mean, you guys did say his name thrice.

Good point.

Lord Barkis isn´t old, maybe older than Victoria, but much younger than her parents

Betelgeuse was already dead at the beginning of the movie, he didn't get killed at the end of the movie. Just stuck in the waiting room for eternally and had his head shrunk by a Witch Doctor.

I can already imagine that. It works. Hahahaha.

Yup and if they do, I can hear the jokes now about the state of Maine being Hell on Earth but so pretty and well lit.

Nostalgia critic says hi

That would be impossible. There are hundreds.

How's about every Michael Bay movie.

its funny how people overlook him cause Tim is way more popular than he is

@@TiffanyRay And ironically, Nightmare Before Christmas was the ONLY one of these Tim Burton was actually involved in, (albeit not as a director.) The other two were all Selick, (and Dahl and Gaiman, of course.)

Henry selick directed TNBC because burton was working on Batman. He was a producer on J&TGP. Coralline is one movie burton wasn’t affiliated with, but you can see his influence in the style

Wow. So, my favorite Tim Burton films are actually... Henry Selick films.

Nineteenth Then why is called Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas?

What's this x2 Johnny Depp is in the air What's this He's really everywhere

They're good friends.

They're the perfect chemistry for both actor and director.

ReddJack FACTS

You just copied my commen

@@joekreissl4499 i've seen a couple people post this already (or something along these lines), i doubt he copied you on purpose

Elfman gives breath to all of his movies

Elfman’s scores seem to be the only backbone to his movies by this point and even then theyve become somewhat jaded. Still a lot of fun though

Corpe Bride

is this meme really funny?

@@laslow Actually no, it doesn't even make any sense!

@@spartanAXA I thought it was mocking all the "philosophical" people who think too deep in society. You know? Like the people who watch those stupid hyperbolic society videos

pingus 19 It’s a minimalistic meme. Literally a meme with no context or no clever gimmick.

That’s funny. For those of us who who hate Tim Burton, this video had the opposite effect. I’ve always felt that Tim Burton movies were simply the loner goth guy getting to make the same movie over and over and over and over and over again. Just get a new hero archetype already.

Same I like Tim Burton a lot too

@@free22 Right👌

Congratulations?

I just love the look, style, and vibe of a Tim Burton film. He's practically a genre by himself. I love directors that have their own style.

Strange? Or a child? 😋

You could say that about many of his characters.

We know he's strange *now*, that's not in question! The question is whether that evolved gradually as he became an adult, or whether he was strange right from childhood.

@@JediMasterSp0ck both

Big deal, all creative people are a bit "weird", Burton is not special in this regard.

The mad hatter is scary

@@CarbyGuuGuu Beetlejeice could have been played by depp, (If he was older at the time)

And for Helena Bonham Carter

Bryan Lariviere Burton made the right choice casting Michael Keaton because he’s a much better actor than Johnny Depp. Any Tim Burton movie without Depp and Carter are more interesting than those with them. And that’s a fact.

@@gsync4904 she is his wife

Huge miss. Also how Tim makes every movie title look halloween themed, including Men in Black.

Thank you!

Batman Returns: Birth of a Penguin

Thank you! I was literally just about to comment, what, no Danny Elfman? Those 2 are joined at the hip, man. One cannot exist, without the other. 😋

They mentioned in the commentary that they could not do it because of the music being copyrighted

forgot *blatant product endorsement* but eh

I feel like they already did that. Or they did one for Transformers and it's basically working for most of his movies.

Patrick H Willems did an analysis on bay.

And you forgot blatant sexualisation of women

@J LA you forgot blatant racism and sexism

lol

You definetely have to look up "matthew lewis today" then say that again

Hum..no

He looks like ross from friends

In what way

i love that one so much its really a sweet movie :)

My cousin was five when he saw it and he said “this movie is sad, funny, and scary all at the same time!”

THECOMICBOOKMAN 6185 He said so himself. It was a metaphor for his life.

Wich movie is that?

@@kasperwithanak3853 Sweeney Todd, a pretty underrated movie

Mostly as a joke and to point out in an entertaining manner some of the signature elements of Tim Burton's style that he carries over from movie to movie, like his muses, stylistic choices regarding illumination, methods of storytelling, ambients etc.

Criticism and observation are two different things.

I like all that, but he doesn't need to butcher the story and characters of a perfectly good book series just to make 1. another scene with skeletons, and 2. the female lead more *delicate*, UGGGGHHH. I hate what he did to Emma Bloom and Olive.

Filmmakers are often at their best game when they throw in their own emotions. The best horror stories are about things that frighten the author or filmmaker.

I think aside from being made just for a laugh, that they have highlighted some elements of his movies that are just facsimiles of his past efforts. So whilst you hail his genius and unique movie style also take not that a lot of it is just a one trick pony. I actually enjoy Burton's movies. I just think you're not acknowledging some of the truths here and that it was a funny video.

Thank you was looking for this so I didn't have to write it

The way he said it made it seem like he had no part in the movie, I would say that is a major contribution.

Those are still major contributions to the film, do you really have to direct the film for it to be considered your film

I'd say Burton is a lesser codirector.

@yodaghost Well, Dr. Seuss gets credit on the poster for The Grinch. I am pretty sure he did not direct the movie.

And all it cost him was his own childhood.

You're welcome...I guess...

Same, I love the part of my childhood that includes his work. He did well that mind of his.

LOVED his work on Coraline

@@00ammy00 Yeah Coraline is a masterpiece. I don't know why it's not more a cult movie, it's on the level of a Nigthmare before Christmas. I guess it's because children are not as easily choked these days XD edit:... and now I want an honest trailer for Coraline!

@@00ammy00 Coraline is by far CREEPY!!!

IKR?!?!?! Ugh, 2019 and still there are people who thinks that Coraline is by Tim🤦🏻‍♀️

Coroline Neil Gaiman

Also If you do say that, and are not familiar with avatar the last airbender, Ozai is pronounced OH-Z-EYE

YES 🤣👏🏻

Me too

Same

And Winona Ryder!

Nah, Helena Bonham Carter is definitely second. I'd say Elfman is a solid third.

Danny elfman is pretty much Tim burton's best friend.

And Colleen Atwood the amazing costume designer for a tonne of them!

He is old

I second this

Is that the porn parody?

Third this

I would love to get into Spider-Man ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Also Bumblembee

Wouldn't be a drinking game. Would be a blood alcohol poisoning game.

What's a tracking shot?

It's a shot that tracks.

TheSpaceDorito 9001 Batman reference nice

No, it won't be as good as Jack Nicholson's utterance and the point of these is to make an unepic thing sound epic.

He already did this one

only if i got my red dress on tonight

Leland Turner in my opinion 1. Mark Hammil 2. Heath Ledger 3 Jack Nicholson

And simultaneously the creepy uncle

to me, he's like the uncle who wants to seem cool with his goth nephews and nieces, by acting so child-friendly-edgy and quirky that it gets embarassing. there are reasons why i would never watch any Tim Burton movie twice. i originally thought, i would like him, since i vastly enjoy the works from creators like David Firth. but on the contrary, i still don't like Tim Burton THAT much. his style just doesn't click with me. Mars Attacks had some funny scenes, but it was just SOOO TRY-HARD edgy and quirky at the same time, as if it tried to be Men in Black, but with more absurdity. Tim Burton can be edgy, that's not the issue here. what i don't like about it that he somehow fails to make edgy humor work, at least for me. it's not dark enough to be seen as dark and it's not funny enough to be seen as funny. his humor resembles these shitty 90s movies' comedy-tropes, which have the scheme "the more absurd and violent slapstick, the more funny it is. clever jokes? HAH! what even is that?" back then, our teacher forced us to watch Charlie and the Chocolate factory for some reason, it already gave me a negative impression of Tim Burton's movies. and since these absurd scenes that seemingly just existed for the sake of absurdity, the weird way how the moral of this film was conveyed... i didn't like it. and even though, i like his short stories a bit better, these are mostly "OH WOE IS ME!" kind of stories. EVERY FUCKING TIME, THE SAME PLOT! Robot-Boy, Mummy Boy, Toxic Boy, Oysterboy... they are all different and outcasts... and then they die.

And the goth cousin.

@@Legomicroman this was a wholesome comment and you just had to write a whole essay that no one would read 😂

@@rosericorico4980 translated: "i'm trying to be snarky, because i didn't like your criticism" i know how hardcore some Tim Burton fans are. most of them act as if everyone is obligated to like his movies. i don't HATE TIm Burton, if you think that's what i wanted to say. i just think, he's overrated.

Can he try something different once in awhile?

@@KidSnivy69 Well, he did do Planet of the Apes and that didn't work. Big Fish was a relatively huge departure for him.

@@KidSnivy69 Big Fish. Big Eyes. Planet of the Apes.

@@opheliebell22 I meant good new

They're not that weird though. They're just cute weird. David Lynch is weird weird.

Yasssssss

"And his obsession with feet..." *Cut to clips of womens' feet in a lot of his movies*

Definitely, people are always so shocked when I tell them he has a foot fetish, like isn't it blatantly obvious??

@@Jessicahasopinions They'll be surprised he's ever used the N word in his scripts next...

Yes, QT!

I think he just did

100th like

I get it started : " He play pale face protagonist and pirate and sometime pale face protagonist pirate "

Does Wes Anderson still keep Bill Murry in a show box? At least Tim finally let his pet out into the wild... lol

@@MephProduction I think Murray's only been in the life aquatic and running with scissors... Not enough to be Johnny Depp. Or ms Carter.

@@johnnypottseed He's done six films with Wes and they're doing a 7 currently. Depp did 8 with Tim, Helena did 7

Wes is talented by Tim is a legend.

I....I...I don’t disagree actually.

If you happen to know, what's the name of the movie that Johnny depp removed his teeth?

@@binx2638 Ed Wood

does anyone know the name of that movie btw?

@@Sophie-wl7wq that wasn't a movie . it was real.

felixucoff THANK YOU! I always hate it when they say it doesn’t count. He created the story! It counts.

Agreed, how many 'directors' aren't involved in casting, story or working with the composer.? very few.. it's the directors job. Burton was doing all that long before Henry was hired, who then complained there was too many songs.. well had it been his film we could have changed it! Henry did the daily grid, i suspect recorded the cast he was giving and bought the film to life.. his a wizard but it wasn't his. (he even says this) In truth it should have been a co-director credit like with Corpse Bride.. which is stop lazy people form not learning how the film was made.