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delight of the movie soap based on Tim Burton is00:00:10
coming00:00:14
[applause]00:00:22
[music]00:00:24
years, finally, according to your numerous00:00:27
requests, the second part according to the great and00:00:29
terrible Tim Burton,00:00:31
I was madly waiting for this, but if you00:00:33
haven’t seen the first part, then you definitely00:00:35
need it see the link will be00:00:36
posted somewhere here00:00:38
and we stopped at the very beginning00:00:40
of the two thousandth, pretty bad times00:00:43
for Burton, but that was when he was00:00:45
given the opportunity to shoot a big00:00:46
fish and it was at the right time in the right00:00:49
place00:00:50
Burton was in a difficult situation in00:00:53
2000, he buries his father in 2001 the00:00:56
disastrous Planet of the Apes comes out after which00:00:59
Burton said that he would rather throw him out of00:01:01
the window than shoot the second part in the00:01:03
same 2001 he divorces his wife Lisa00:01:05
Marie and is forced to pay his ex-wife00:01:08
more than five million dollars 200200:01:11
Burton’s mother dies, rumors spread in the media00:01:13
about a big creative crisis00:01:15
director, but then suddenly the00:01:17
Columbia Pictures studio is developing a00:01:19
film adaptation of Danilov's face, a big fish,00:01:22
Steven Spielberg flies out of the project00:01:24
due to high employment and then00:01:26
Tim Burton's candidacy appears;00:01:28
the director grabs this opportunity because00:01:30
this is the most personal and closest to00:01:32
the director a story about the eternal about fathers and00:01:35
children in particular about the relationship with00:01:38
his father, perhaps this is one of the best, one of the00:01:40
most extraordinary and dramatic films00:01:42
directed by00:01:43
Big Fish, it all started in 199800:01:48
when the writer Daniel Wallace writes00:01:50
extremely successfully and a work00:01:52
called Big Fish Trama of00:01:54
mythological proportions is a unique00:01:56
book where there was no through-line00:01:58
plot, just a collection short stories based on00:02:01
the stories of the writer's father, a traveling salesman00:02:03
who often said that he never00:02:06
wanted to be a big fish in a small00:02:07
pond in his crazy story of encounters with a00:02:10
giant werewolf and the inhabitants of a00:02:13
mysterious village captivated00:02:15
readers so much that the book began to sell in00:02:16
huge quantities and soon the00:02:19
studio paid attention to the work00:02:21
columbia, then screenwriter John00:02:22
Auguste makes a masterful draft where00:02:25
they connect the short stories with a cross-cutting plot about the00:02:27
elderly Edward Bloom, Spielberg drops out of the project,00:02:30
and Planet of the Apes producer00:02:31
Richard Zanuck grabs Burton by the scruff of the neck00:02:34
so that he can start adapting00:02:36
and he’s right John Auguste also experienced the00:02:38
recent death of his father because of which spiritually00:02:41
they bonded with Tim and began to polish00:02:43
the story to an ideal state. My father had00:02:45
recently died and although he and I were not00:02:48
really close, it was a difficult00:02:50
time for me. I began to often turn in my00:02:52
thoughts. It wasn’t very difficult to talk00:02:54
about it, but when the August scenario turned up.00:02:57
there we were talking about much the same00:02:59
thing, so making this film was00:03:01
some kind of amazing catharsis for me,00:03:03
an opportunity to experience this range of sensations,00:03:05
don’t lay out everything, a psychotherapist, and now with a00:03:08
budget of 70 million dollars, a00:03:11
big fish is leaving, where the main role of the young00:03:13
Edward Oblom was played by Ewan McGregor,00:03:15
who according to Burton, he had no less00:03:18
charm than Johnny Depp, but in the context of00:03:20
this role, McGregor had a00:03:22
charming Scottish accent,00:03:24
it seems like we have a story here where the little son is00:03:26
already in the stature of the body of his father’s invention, and00:03:28
when the father is already on his deathbed, we00:03:31
listen to stories with the heroes00:03:33
Edward we are trying to figure out where00:03:35
the truth is where the fiction is, which will ultimately00:03:37
lead us to the theme of all the forgiveness of the movie are simply00:03:40
woven from the illusion of tricks, for example, I am00:03:42
more than sure that in the opening scene00:03:44
where the elderly Edward Bloom swims in the00:03:46
pool, we see the shape of a fin for00:03:49
the witch, a special prosthetic device was developed00:03:51
makeup of Helena Bonham Carter00:03:52
by the way hello Helena domestic with the00:03:55
giant were created with the help of00:03:57
forced and perspective although the00:03:59
actor himself was far from small but the big00:04:02
fish is not about special effects and technology,00:04:04
first of all from the incredibly beautiful oh00:04:06
yes about how important it is to love and appreciate your00:04:09
parents even if they are cockroaches with their00:04:11
oddities,00:04:13
well, only if, of course, they haven’t00:04:15
given up on you, the film language works here;00:04:17
if the context of the scene is gloomy, then00:04:20
they will definitely be shot in a low00:04:21
key, and pleasant memories, on the contrary,00:04:24
will be bursting with contrasts and overexposure;00:04:26
one scene is replete with yellow daffodils from the00:04:29
brightness of romance, well and the scene frozen in00:04:32
time in the circus is a visual00:04:34
masterpiece; we also don’t forget that the dog00:04:36
will definitely appear in the film; it00:04:38
will certainly be saved;00:04:40
perhaps another of the most important00:04:42
passages is that it’s00:04:44
not a sin to embellish a good story, isn’t it?00:04:46
If I had to choose between the00:04:49
real one version of this embellished one about00:04:52
fish and a wedding ring, I would still choose the00:04:55
second one, each of us looks at life00:04:58
through our own unique filters, there is00:05:00
nothing wrong with this, Edward’s son looked at00:05:03
life too narrowly and down to earth,00:05:05
while Edward himself was an00:05:07
orchestra man, but even these two extremes were able to00:05:10
understand, forgive and accept each other, but00:05:13
burton himself once again emphasizes that00:05:14
death is only the beginning of the journey,00:05:17
and after a rather sad ending,00:05:19
you still want to smile, even if you have chili for a00:05:21
liter and the tears shed are still the joy of the00:05:23
finale, like crazy, remember that00:05:25
burton devoted almost his entire career to00:05:27
pompous, grotesque, loud and00:05:29
thunderous films, and only after a personal00:05:32
tragedy did he suddenly shoot a very quiet00:05:34
and even some kind of00:05:35
intimate film, which is essentially an00:05:37
instructive lesson for all of us, I love00:05:40
this film, one of the best and maybe the00:05:42
best work of Burton that I I will say,00:05:45
of course, the film does not break its budget;00:05:47
it collects only 120 million, but the picture00:05:49
receives a lot of prestigious nominations, the00:05:51
love of critics and audiences; of course,00:05:53
new interesting proposals; in 2003,00:05:57
Burton and Helena Bonham Carter became parents for the first time; they did00:06:00
not build two mansions in England next to00:06:02
each other; Burton’s career began00:06:05
on its own. a real renaissance this is00:06:06
really beautiful the corpse of the bride00:06:11
this is an extremely unusual cult00:06:13
work whose hands grow,00:06:15
of course, from the well-known nightmare00:06:17
before Christmas00:06:18
immediately after the release the story of Jackie Skylink00:06:21
Tron in the nineties Burton wanted to take00:06:23
on a new puppet cartoon but00:06:25
circumstances did not allow this to be done and00:06:27
Henry Selick was already in full swing in the early 2000s00:06:29
worked on his solo Carolina00:06:31
land of nightmares,00:06:32
but nevertheless, the producer of journal of00:06:34
brought Burton a fairy tale called00:06:36
finger action fingers took place in00:06:39
Russia told a young groom00:06:41
who put a wedding ring on the00:06:43
finger of a corpse during the reading of marriage00:06:45
vows after which the corpse suddenly00:06:47
jumped up, exclaimed my husband, the truth in00:06:50
As a result, in the afterlife, the marriage was00:06:52
annulled and the corpse was painted in its own idea,00:06:54
worked by Ibert together with the same John,00:06:57
the master very much adapted the story, changing the00:06:59
setting to Victorian England, which he00:07:02
immediately rushed to implement the sketches, the00:07:04
Spanish artist Carlos Green Geo00:07:06
created the final concept art,00:07:08
of course Disney immediately refused from00:07:11
purchasing a cartoon with such a theme,00:07:13
in fairness, every parent would00:07:15
dare to drag their child to a cartoon00:07:17
with the name Corpse Bride,00:07:19
so the production was supported by Warner00:07:21
Brothers and was allocated $40 million,00:07:23
but as a guarantor, Burton had to00:07:25
take on the production of a larger00:07:27
title for the studio Cain became the enchantment of00:07:29
chocolate factories in order to manage everything on00:07:31
the project there was a second director mike johnson00:07:34
who supervised the project with full dedication00:07:36
on site the technical00:07:37
component of the corpse of the bride in his own00:07:39
innovative way the first step was a00:07:41
new method of implementing stop motion and where the00:07:44
complex structure of00:07:45
puppet heads filled with tiny00:07:48
gears in the ears of the characters or the back was used00:07:52
miniature keys could be inserted into part of his head by turning them, the00:07:54
animator could gradually change the00:07:56
expression of the hero’s face, which was very00:07:58
convenient; moreover, the00:08:00
animation team got the opportunity00:08:01
to use digital cameras thanks to00:08:03
which the footage could be00:08:05
viewed in real time, which00:08:07
also simplified the work but did not change00:08:10
one sad fact that the filming period of the00:08:12
tapes still lasted more than a year00:08:14
during production, 10900:08:17
million frames were shot during the torment of that,00:08:20
we are faced with classic Burton at00:08:22
his best, here we have an oppressive sulfur00:08:25
reality that contrasts with the00:08:27
crazy colorful absurd world of the00:08:29
dead conveying warm greetings00:08:31
to Beetlejuice and the main one the hero Victor is a00:08:33
classic Python outcast for00:08:35
whom everything falls out of his hands; the00:08:37
far from childish theme of love00:08:39
triangles arises, and everywhere the question is how to00:08:42
distinguish where is real love and where is00:08:44
thoughtless passion, jealousy;00:08:51
Vala with masterful00:08:52
songs created by the irreplaceable length00:08:54
Elfman am I just pray for the00:08:56
musical number of skeletons plus the00:08:58
amazing 2 johnny depa their helena bonham00:09:00
carter like a statue I recommend watching the00:09:03
cartoon in the original maybe there is00:09:05
something personal in the story enough00:09:07
to draw parallels between these ladies with Lisa00:09:09
Marie and Bonham Carter00:09:10
plus we have a bunch of cute little dog00:09:13
Scripps and frightening images of parents00:09:14
who blocked the windows in Victoria’s room,00:09:17
I’ll remind you that this is a real case from the00:09:19
life of Burton Ducks getting the edge of a00:09:21
soulful work from which00:09:24
art oozes and from which you can’t sin, but to say00:09:26
yes, this is heaven, a prestigious expensive00:09:29
project is great that people were doing it00:09:31
simply for their own pleasure,00:09:33
I appreciated it fully because it was like I00:09:35
took a trip into the past when00:09:38
I did something without thinking about the rate of00:09:40
payment per day, you are doing your00:09:42
project, they are a business00:09:43
and it’s great no matter what we00:09:46
collect for them 120 million dollars fall00:09:48
your budget receives the Saturn Prize and the00:09:50
Venice Film Festival Prize00:09:53
2005 Tim the Gorilla with a bright flame00:09:55
because on the shore there was a new work00:09:58
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory00:10:01
the original fairy tale by Roald Dahl this is the00:10:03
brightest phenomenon in children's literature00:10:05
disassembled into archaic images of00:10:07
interpretation on stage on TV00:10:10
of course in movie picture Willy Wonka and the00:10:12
Chocolate Factory 1971 in America it is00:10:15
considered a real classic00:10:17
it was a bright musical instructive00:10:19
story with mobile wang performed by00:10:22
Ginny Wilder from Radmir they took it away00:10:24
relevant and to this day there is a big00:10:26
problem with the role itself Dahl really didn’t like00:10:29
this film adaptation he believed that she was00:10:31
too corrupted00:10:32
and went through the original end of00:10:34
the work in 1998, Warner Brothers00:10:38
officially bought the rights and walked around with a00:10:40
lot of ideas for the second film adaptation,00:10:42
they wanted to give the main role and not the course00:10:44
to Cage, this step from wanted to modernize the00:10:46
story with Jim Carrey in the title role,00:10:48
but the writer’s widow or City Dal was00:10:51
categorically against such pirouettes and did not00:10:53
give its go-ahead until she00:10:56
met Tim in 2003. Bertha was00:11:00
delighted with the director's potential visions. The family was delighted during00:11:03
pre-production. Burton visited the00:11:05
former house further in the tank nginx world when00:11:07
Tim entered the writing room. the barn was given, he00:11:09
exclaimed,00:11:10
this is the house of packages, to which Felicity00:11:13
replied, thank God that at least someone00:11:16
understood this, having familiarized themselves with the unrealized00:11:18
sketches and manuscripts of Burton and John00:11:21
about the bust, they began to write a new00:11:23
version, and John basically did not00:11:25
watch the original film of ’71,00:11:27
of course society accepted the new00:11:29
interpretation bayonets, don’t touch the classics,00:11:32
don’t touch my childhood, but they touched me00:11:35
and it came out great, being small, I was a fan00:11:37
of this film and didn’t skimp on00:11:39
allocating $150 million for the film,00:11:42
which helped Burton’s team play out00:11:44
on full huge pavilions in England at the00:11:47
studio, whether it provided investment for00:11:49
filming about 2000 pieces of real00:11:52
chocolate while it was made00:11:54
with 10,000 seemingly Polish bars and before us is an00:11:58
amazing story where everything works in a00:12:00
crazy contrast to a family of butchats00:12:02
living in poverty in a rotten hut and their00:12:04
example shows how important it is to enjoy00:12:06
all the little things in life, the rest of the children are00:12:09
perhaps the most provocative stereotypical00:12:11
ones glorious archetype of the Germans, English and00:12:14
Americans, Willy Wonka is a loner on a00:12:16
universal scale who locked himself in a00:12:18
hefty futuristic factory with00:12:20
one Oompa-Loompa dwarf laid out and00:12:22
a computer; renunciation from the whole world00:12:25
occurred thanks to the dentist dad with00:12:27
whom Wonka had an extremely strained00:12:29
relationship. Burton personally insisted on this00:12:31
under the plot and he was was invented specifically00:12:34
for the film and it seems to me that this is a00:12:35
charming paradox that the genius of the00:12:37
confectionery world has such standard00:12:40
teeth from that story to acquire a second00:12:43
bottom and before us is an instructive00:12:45
musical fairy tale masterfully bending00:12:47
over the kids games I always thought that her00:12:50
hands are such a callus on the heel,00:12:52
imagine johnny Depp played00:12:55
amazing in fries to which00:12:57
no one around listened knocked down cows with rods00:12:59
suddenly became a genius by the way johnny00:13:02
was inspired by Michael Jackson to00:13:03
create the image and this influence is00:13:05
also noticeable surprisingly the picture pays00:13:07
great tribute to Stanley Kubrick's00:13:10
film an immense number of00:13:11
symmetrical frames and the chocolate bar we see00:13:14
monoliths from a space odyssey the same00:13:16
maximally bold hint is not a prance00:13:18
thanks to the technical acting and00:13:20
screenwriting sophistication the story became00:13:22
deeper, more expensive, multifaceted and the ending00:13:25
inserted is incredibly touching and00:13:26
festive with a pleasant aftertaste I madly00:13:29
love this psychedelic I’ll tell him from the tapes00:13:32
collects more than half a billion dollars00:13:34
images from films have become even more00:13:36
recognizable in popular culture plus the00:13:38
Dahl family was quite, which is also00:13:40
important,00:13:41
it was after this film that the00:13:44
huge dam of film adaptation broke through, an adaptation00:13:46
from Burton, and honestly I don’t see anything wrong with00:13:48
it Sweeney Tod the demon barber00:13:52
from Fleet Street, before us is the most cruel,00:13:55
bloodthirsty most catchy film of Burton, and00:13:58
the story of the maniacal barber00:14:00
captivated director 30 years ago00:14:02
Sweeney Todd is a fictional character who00:14:04
first appeared in a quality00:14:07
series of short stories The00:14:08
String of Pearls of the 19th century, where it was about a00:14:11
mysterious barber who cut the00:14:13
throats of visitors, robbed them and dumped the00:14:16
corpses into a hatch, sending them to pies to00:14:18
his mistress Miss Lovett, legends still circulate00:14:20
that the character existed in00:14:22
real life on the real boom00:14:24
occurred in London 7 from the ninth year00:14:26
when the jeweler adapted it00:14:28
on stage in the form of a musical in the same00:14:31
years, Burton himself first saw this00:14:33
action on stage and was absolutely00:14:35
delighted, rewatching the performance three00:14:38
evenings in a row, he even threw a boat at00:14:40
the possibility of filming a film adaptation, he was00:14:42
refused the project was revived in00:14:45
2005, the directors were the son of Mondas, who00:14:47
ultimately chose, therefore, the bullets jumped into00:14:50
his locomotive, no, yes, Burton insisted that it00:14:52
be the maximum caravan,00:14:55
so for him, fountains of blood are a00:14:57
metaphor for the raging the inner world of the00:15:00
main character,00:15:01
Tim wanted to turn the story into a gothic00:15:03
version of Kill Bill, the00:15:04
studio was very frightened by this tonality,00:15:07
so warner her dreamworks for00:15:08
reasons of risk, it is sealed the film is not00:15:11
much more than 50 million bucks and00:15:13
Victorian England is simply00:15:14
delightful for macabre00:15:16
chess gothic burton here Tim00:15:19
feels at home Of course, Helena's depot was00:15:22
reconnected and for them this film was00:15:24
still hemorrhoids,00:15:25
they are not singers that they had their00:15:28
problems, Carter said that the first00:15:30
scene in the bakery was one of the most00:15:31
difficult in her career since it was00:15:34
quite active movements of cooking00:15:36
pies while singing a difficult vocal00:15:38
melodies unusual, plus she was00:15:40
pregnant, plus she had to endure liters of00:15:42
fake blood, even if they were painted00:15:44
orange,00:15:45
because Johnny D was terrified of the sight of00:15:47
blood, and there was so much blood that the group00:15:50
spent some shifts covered with00:15:52
raincoats or Burton garbage bags,00:15:54
together with the cameraman, they made00:15:56
the picture as dark as possible00:15:58
contrast uncomfortable this is relevant for00:16:00
describing the whole picture sun this then00:16:03
looked unusual because the advertising00:16:05
campaign completely ignored the00:16:07
fact that before us the music of a film is00:16:09
woven from songs therefore00:16:11
it is difficult to watch at first but you get used to it and00:16:13
begin to look for sincere sadism00:16:15
and pleasure even despite the fact that00:16:17
Bella quit and the boy infuriates him in front of him is00:16:19
insanely beautiful textured choose a00:16:21
story about madmen in the rivers where00:16:23
bloodthirstiness has eclipsed reason and common00:16:25
sense this is a couple holding a film when in00:16:28
the background you can see the delightful Sacha00:16:30
Baron Cohen and the goosebump-punching00:16:33
Alan Rickman you can feel the most powerful00:16:35
ensemble joy I adore their song about the00:16:37
sweetest women in the name of liters of blood of00:16:47
cut throats, I can only say00:16:49
that I was confused by the slightly cropped00:16:51
ending in the film,00:16:53
the timing is maximally balanced and00:16:54
the film does not need a thunderous epilogue00:16:56
in order to feel dead00:16:59
inside, it’s ideal for films with a rating of R00:17:02
to collect 150 million dollars rooster00:17:04
independent awards and ahead of Burton and00:17:06
awaits the highest-grossing film of his career I am00:17:10
Alice in Wonderland Alice for me is the00:17:14
standard of comedy fantasy where Lewis00:17:16
Carroll is just a seam of streams of00:17:17
the unconscious and created the greatest00:17:20
absurdist work and I think there is00:17:22
no point in talking about the significance of00:17:24
this book00:17:25
bosses Valdis did not decide to return to a00:17:27
significant collaboration, after all,00:17:29
combining the vision of Tim Burton with a00:17:30
full-scale film adaptation of Alice, plus00:17:33
adding the leading role of the insanely successful box office00:17:34
at that time, Johnny Depp and00:17:36
Helen, this is obviously a success. It’s00:17:45
symbolic because it was with00:17:47
Frankie Newer that Burton’s large-scale and00:17:49
thorny path in the world of kin began, but00:17:51
there was one small nuance that did not00:17:54
benefit the project Burton was not a00:17:56
fan of Lewis Carroll for her it00:17:59
was always a sketchy story of a girl00:18:01
who, like a video game hero, walks from00:18:03
one miracle 100 character to another and he did00:18:05
n't feel an emotional00:18:07
connection so he wanted to00:18:09
turn Alice into a linear00:18:10
sequential film, along with00:18:12
Disney's staff Sky writer Linda00:18:14
Laverton a reimagining was dreamed up00:18:16
then the 19-year-old leaves put an emphasis on00:18:19
epic fantasy with selected Brown and00:18:21
the days of Alice and Joan of Arc swords in general,00:18:24
everything that I do00:18:25
n’t like about this canonization, perhaps00:18:28
it’s even too plastic a film00:18:30
that was almost entirely built on00:18:32
chromakey;00:18:33
many of the actors and crew even00:18:35
felt nauseous as a result of long00:18:37
hours surrounded by greenery.00:18:42
neutralize00:18:43
the effect and banally survive in total,00:18:46
one 1100 digital schott was created for the film; the00:18:49
visual gloomy funeral world of00:18:51
Alice is truly amazing; it is incredibly00:18:53
beautiful; after all, Robert Stromberg worked on the project;00:19:04
the screen is a film00:19:07
in a boom for 200 million dollars, this00:19:09
scale is felt in every second00:19:11
and this makes it incredibly disappointing that the picture is a00:19:14
ruin for such a dry script can00:19:17
burton shoot madness of course00:19:19
one Beetlejuice can do what is it worth from that after00:19:22
his 15 films here I saw the00:19:25
work crumpled up which is trying to be00:19:28
correct, although the main conditions of the world of00:19:30
Lewis Carroll are as00:19:32
illogical as possible; also,00:19:34
Alice herself, performed by them and Vysokovsk, can be called a blunder; I00:19:36
think the actress Zarui Nila played the role;00:19:39
looking at her poker face throughout the00:19:41
entire running time was unbearable;00:19:43
and Burton tried to make a00:19:45
classic character freaky but it didn’t turn out00:19:47
very well if the original was a wild00:19:54
fantasy of a child then the film is more likely a00:19:56
mature insanity Tishka with an eternally sour00:19:58
expression on her face the film is not enough madness it is00:20:01
too correct linear Wasikowska00:20:04
does not pull off the leading role and00:20:06
she becomes even more faded against the background of DPM Hit00:20:09
and Bonham Carter00:20:10
with whom the film is transformed especially00:20:12
the heart steals Helena's head from her shoulders as00:20:15
they say, in the end we have before us a studio00:20:17
film where the signature style was lost00:20:19
in the abyss of the special effect, but one should not deny the00:20:21
enormous work put into this film by the film's00:20:23
cast and crew except Vysi00:20:25
Kursk,00:20:26
so of course it deserves at00:20:28
least we are00:20:29
expecting anis became a mad hit, it00:20:31
collects more than a billion dollars00:20:32
at the box office and opened the road to hell from00:20:35
remakes and Disney cartoons; whether it’s00:20:38
good or bad is up to you to judge, but I00:20:40
believe and hope a full-fledged crazy00:20:42
film adaptation, God00:20:44
of course, the topic was allowed to take on the00:20:46
francs by us in parallel, he had the00:20:48
opportunity to film an adaptation of the cult00:20:50
American show of the sixties so the00:20:53
work was a lot of work00:20:56
dark shadows its time dark shadows00:20:59
was one of the most famous soap00:21:01
operas of the nbc channel and how it is on all00:21:03
american television in the00:21:05
vampire prince barnabas collins rebelled from00:21:07
captivity came to the family home and found00:21:09
his descendants to huddle let the show be00:21:12
more of a gothic drama and Warner00:21:14
wanted to interpret the story in a00:21:16
comedic format; Joni Deb was a big00:21:18
fan of the original show, so he played00:21:20
games with his teeth in the role of Barnabas Collins; he00:21:23
became one of the leading producers of the film; the00:21:25
screenwriter was our old friend00:21:27
John August; he played the role of director;00:21:31
which resulted00:21:33
in an absurdist kai funny comedy filmed00:21:36
for 150 million dollars and despite00:21:38
the fact that many call it impossible00:21:40
one of the director’s worst films, I00:21:42
don’t agree with this but I like this00:21:44
film, I gathered my friends on the set and00:21:47
invited them to have a blast00:21:48
if you look at the story as a00:21:50
trash comedy that doesn’t pretend to be anything, then this00:21:52
film has the right to exist because the00:21:54
basket simply bursts from00:21:56
hooliganism and references to Burton’s early work,00:21:58
be it the setting of a dark hollow00:22:00
or a bringing in a sheet with Beetlejuice00:22:02
or an exotic kiss from Batman00:22:04
Returns a little blood not a lot of00:22:06
murders a little action a little sex00:22:09
a little dark humor a little alice00:22:10
cooper killed seborrhea vampires because00:22:13
werewolves and Michelle Pfeiffer with other burns00:22:15
what else is needed for happiness from Barnabas it00:22:18
turned out not to be a typical farig on serious00:22:20
and pompous Shah the rest of the family is00:22:22
extremely textured attracts00:22:24
attention their faces pale as death the00:22:27
character is by no means00:22:29
worthy of special mention, Eva Green, who in00:22:31
this film is just a walking fire, that00:22:34
soon Abby will00:22:35
take this to his personal attention,00:22:37
of course, the film can be blamed for the00:22:38
tension of the illogicality of what is happening, the00:22:41
character of the maid in the century is just a walking00:22:43
log, although it seems like Mr. Collins00:22:45
shows her a horse dose of sympathy00:22:47
plus It’s curious that there is no00:22:49
truly positive character here,00:22:51
even Barnabas himself, the guy, the hub of the00:22:53
hypnotist, between the lines you can feel00:22:55
how relaxed and indifferent the filmed00:22:57
talent is, that’s why I like the dark shadows00:23:00
as a light, laid-back comedy00:23:02
that was 15 years late, but I’ll00:23:04
still tell it from my feet not to be divided into00:23:07
This is not a film that was severely panned by critics;00:23:09
it collected only $250 million,00:23:11
which is not the best result;00:23:13
plus, at the same time, interesting rumors began to circulate that00:23:16
he was tired of working with the00:23:19
same people and was beginning to00:23:21
burn out creatively; they even talked about scandals00:23:23
on the set that arose00:23:25
between him and well-groomed bonum cards from the fact that it is00:23:27
quite symbolic that it was in this00:23:29
film that Kim killed her heroine and in a00:23:31
rather cruel way, don’t worry,00:23:35
the owner,00:23:36
I never loved and that is, the first ones in00:23:39
general did not work out and fortano you00:23:41
shouldn’t be discouraged because the twelfth year00:23:43
is the year of psychosis that’s when I was00:23:45
expecting the same release of the long-awaited story about the00:23:48
dog with Bucky Frankenweenie. The agreement between00:23:53
Burton and Disney took place and I think I do00:23:55
n’t need to remind you how00:23:57
important this story is for Tim. If you watched the00:23:59
first part of the movie soap, watch it, then00:24:02
remember about the dog Sparky who was hit by00:24:04
a car only then her fatal00:24:06
short films that opened the way for00:24:08
Tim to the world of big cinema, I think making a00:24:11
full-scale feature film was00:24:13
a matter of honor, it took place under the00:24:15
leadership of Disney in the form of a00:24:17
branded puppet cartoon with a00:24:18
budget of 39 million dollars, all the00:24:21
characters were created by x and the00:24:23
director himself, and since the eighties the00:24:25
first puppet worker there was Sparky himself, with00:24:27
whom Burton never parted, and00:24:29
only then more than00:24:31
200 different dolls and scenery elements were created for filming,00:24:34
and all the streets had a suspicious tongue on his daughter’s tongue,00:24:36
reminiscent of Tim’s native bank blows from the00:24:38
sixties, they were handmade;00:24:41
all of Burton’s favorites and00:24:43
the beginning of his career returned to the cast and Catherine O'Hara and00:24:45
Martin Short Winona Ryder and Martin00:24:47
Landau and, first of all, the bizarre00:24:50
world of Frankenweenie has grown wider and00:24:52
increased the number of strange neighbors of00:24:54
schoolchildren and friends of Victor,00:24:56
one killed each other, the tea flew out of my00:24:58
nose when I saw this00:25:00
blond, bug-eyed girl with Mr.00:25:02
Kiskin himself and the cartoon references are00:25:04
constantly quoting the short00:25:06
original on TV, Victor’s parents00:25:08
will definitely watch people disturb00:25:10
Dracula here and love for huge00:25:12
monsters and kaiju and the airiness and shape of the00:25:15
Batman logo, and the wise physics teacher00:25:17
mentor Mr. Zakrevsky is00:25:19
suspiciously similar to Vincent Price00:25:21
this cartoon is woven out of00:25:23
nostalgic love and memories of00:25:25
something like you look and think, well, what the hell is00:25:27
there anyway, this is a giant turtle,00:25:29
why waste time on a blockbuster when00:25:31
we have a chamber story about a00:25:33
dog-loving Frankenstein, but then,00:25:35
covering Burton’s filmography, his00:25:37
passions everything falls into place00:25:39
after all Before us is a clear story about00:25:41
how important it is to00:25:42
devote yourself to your favorite business, even00:25:44
if you create a frank monster, love is00:25:47
the main component of this masterful story,00:25:50
the desire to return irrevocably, the00:25:51
final scene of Victor and00:25:53
Sparky hugging, as in the original, brought me to a00:25:55
stingy tear, even if this is not00:25:58
Darth’s best work, and the final00:26:00
conflict with huge monsters flying00:26:02
around the city is clearly too much, but I00:26:04
still really liked Frankenweenie and00:26:06
respect for such a rare stop motion00:26:08
animation to the song love is strange,00:26:10
I say to a cartoon with an ultra hit, the00:26:12
story does not become black and white and00:26:14
the act of cemeteries may00:26:16
have scared away the parents and the picture barely00:26:19
collects 80 million dollars but00:26:21
you can feel some kind of serious outlet00:26:23
that was needed burton ago00:26:26
and then it turned out to be a very unusual00:26:28
timely entry into the Oscars but the spoiler00:26:30
didn’t work out big eyes big00:26:35
eyes this is the most typical film for the00:26:37
visual season because everything here is like00:26:39
palms, a very modest in spirit, uplifting00:26:42
story based on real events,00:26:43
filmed for 10 million dollars with very00:26:46
impressive actors who were obviously00:26:48
aiming for their rightful00:26:50
Oscar and Golden Globe nominations, Prince, producers,00:26:52
good old Harvey Weinstein, who00:26:54
five years ago was the main00:26:56
supplier of films for the visual00:26:58
season and here Burton's nose suddenly fits into this story,00:27:00
quite obviously the00:27:02
passage with this actively began to become nostalgic00:27:05
for working with old colleagues and this00:27:07
time his life brought him together with the screenwriters lari00:27:09
hari pieces and cattle im alexander00:27:11
who had previously worked with the director in00:27:14
his films this duo wrote a biopic of an00:27:16
insanely talented artist00:27:18
daisies author of portraits of children with00:27:20
big eyes Margaret's story is00:27:22
unique because in the sixties she was00:27:24
forced to hide the authorship of her works00:27:26
and her husband Walter was passed off as his own, as00:27:28
a result, a few years later Margaret00:27:30
proved her case in court, leaving her husband00:27:33
with a nose, as a result, on paper the result was a00:27:35
very bright spirit uplifting instructive00:27:37
stories about how important it is to respect yourself,00:27:40
accept your talent and not be afraid of stupid00:27:42
oppressors, the topic really liked00:27:44
the script, he acted as a producer for years, but00:27:46
since yes, he didn’t have the proper experience00:27:49
in directing and was tired and the director is something to00:27:51
admire because it seems to me that00:27:53
Margaret Burton liked the story and because that00:27:55
she in some way reminded him of himself at an00:27:58
early age, because Margaret also00:28:00
decided to leave the tired00:28:02
comfort zone of America and the gas chamber00:28:04
called marriage with Walter is consonant with00:28:06
slave labor on the gums and therefore00:28:08
the story was obvious and Kim made a very00:28:10
cozy chamber film that is not typical and calm00:28:13
which supports the main00:28:15
moral00:28:16
and is complemented by interesting00:28:17
stylistic devices, be it the00:28:19
narrator’s voiceover,00:28:21
exaggerated images of cute sheep with00:28:23
puppy eyes performed by Amy Adams,00:28:25
surreal hallucinations of Margaret, which is00:28:27
why a rather mundane and closed00:28:29
story turns into a real fairy tale with a00:28:31
strong author’s handwriting, especially under the00:28:34
compositions of Lana Del ray00:28:36
blank left ironic trick is00:28:38
that Margaret knew how to00:28:40
read people by their eyes,00:28:42
I highlight this detail as much as possible in my paintings,00:28:44
but she failed to recognize the obvious bastard in00:28:46
life, this is00:28:48
really a household product00:28:50
that will ultimately let us down, a very00:28:52
beautiful and touching ending is00:28:54
especially beautiful that the real00:28:55
Margaret lived to see the release of the film and00:28:57
saw it on the big screen, I00:29:00
like the big eyes, this is a very00:29:01
calm, intimate film that00:29:03
is able to maintain the rhythm and atmosphere throughout the00:29:06
entire story, I never00:29:08
want to look at my watch and I think00:29:10
this is the merit of our beloved00:29:11
director, I will say big by the eye there is a00:29:14
picture that went very quietly at the box office00:29:17
without even collecting 30 million dollars the film00:29:19
flew by the awards season except that Amy00:29:21
Adams power Golden Globe for Best00:29:23
Actress in a Comedy which is well00:29:25
deserved burton unloads the brains00:29:27
work with other people and divorce00:29:30
Helena Bonham Carter the rumors did not lie00:29:33
and after 13 years of marriage, the epoch-making union00:29:35
fell apart, which in the context of ours,00:29:38
remember, will greatly affect the00:29:40
director’s future works, even if Helena Tim00:29:42
promised to remain friends,00:29:46
they didn’t make a single film with her from Johnny Depot, even at the premiere of00:29:49
Souls, not Alice Through the Looking Glass, where are those00:29:51
was only a producer of Helena was not00:29:53
seen on the red carpet, which00:29:55
dashes the hope for a subsequent union,00:29:57
but Tim Burton finds a new muse in the00:30:00
person of Eva Green,00:30:02
there is talk of a whirlwind romance between the director and the00:30:04
actress, which resulted in a new batch of00:30:06
films, is it a trick00:30:08
question, The House of Peculiar Children,00:30:12
Miss Peregrine's story the creation of the00:30:14
next two films is as simple00:30:16
as the very quality of these films, the case of00:30:18
strange children at Fox Studios decides to00:30:21
film an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Raines, a drug addict in the00:30:22
story of a house with children with00:30:25
unusual abilities, where there are no00:30:27
less strange headmistresses, a house for00:30:29
arrows in a time loop of the forties, and a00:30:31
boy, Jacob, is doing some tricks. and in this00:30:33
establishment, handing out lyuli to the faceless, in short,00:30:35
such X-Men of a fantasy spill for00:30:37
children are allocated over the case of 110 million00:30:40
dollars asking Barton, hey, do you want to00:30:42
shoot him, he wants one like that and let's go, after reading00:30:45
Burton's novel, he wrote Miss Peregrine as a00:30:47
terrible Marie Popets, he really00:30:49
liked this character, he grabbed00:30:51
this the role in his Gorin and the role of Jake00:30:53
played it for Butterfield it turned00:30:54
out how it stuck mixed in and00:30:57
how one is forgotten the next00:30:59
day after watching somehow in this00:31:01
film everything worked out for me I don’t00:31:03
like Butterfield despite the fact that the00:31:05
guy is talented and is not able to hold the00:31:07
whole picture is on itself, especially such a00:31:10
fantasy hero unemotionally dangles between00:31:12
these time loops, the films00:31:14
lack zest, and the fight with00:31:16
the leader of the voids performed by Sam00:31:18
Jackson is reminiscent of tabloid movie00:31:20
fairy tales from the 90s. If I could describe00:31:23
the film in one word, I would say rotten00:31:25
even though the fact that elements of dark00:31:28
fantasy are present Kim, even from good00:31:30
memory, stopped motion brought and was generous00:31:32
with his own camera, but for00:31:34
certain reasons I had a00:31:36
physical rejection Eva Green was00:31:38
the only pleasant decoration that00:31:40
completely disappeared in the final act I leave the00:31:42
movie to be torn to pieces by not the most00:31:44
charismatic teenagers, you’re even00:31:46
deserved British actresses00:31:48
Judi Dench stupidly nothing to play00:31:50
strengthening boogie man Sam Jackson00:31:52
more evoked some kind of feeling of shame and00:31:54
Karen Jac to become for some time a black man00:31:57
in the leading roles he00:31:58
needs this villain ah ah ah ti when my00:32:01
brain began to burst at the seams with these00:32:03
temporary in loops suddenly00:32:05
some kind of tech starts, but it’s a sausage with skeletons00:32:07
and then I actually swam, it’s a00:32:09
rich, expensive, beautiful movie on00:32:11
some kind of empty and without a soul without a zest,00:32:14
not structured to admit, precisely in00:32:16
contrast with the rest of Kim’s works, the house of00:32:19
strange children is no less00:32:21
strange more chic than his Planet of the Apes00:32:23
for the same faxes, the00:32:25
fans of this film will kill me, but I will say, but00:32:28
part of the picture is dryly accepted by the masses; the00:32:30
tape collects 300 million, which is not a00:32:32
complete failure, but he also has it, and00:32:34
on such insipid and neutral00:32:36
notes, Miss Peregrine goes to00:32:38
non-existence00:32:39
and then again there is hired work00:32:41
on the gums and this time the last00:32:44
dam in the period of 2019, Disney breaks the00:32:48
dams as a powerful advertising00:32:50
move, the studio increasingly began to hire00:32:52
famous directors who should00:32:54
shoot numerous film adaptations of00:32:56
Disney cartoons, thus in the00:32:59
nineteenth year Jon Favreau filmed00:33:01
the king lion guy richie is filming aladdin00:33:03
tim burton is filming dam an extremely strange00:33:06
choice for a feature film because the original00:33:08
hour-long version of the cartoon fit very poorly00:33:10
into the concept of a modern00:33:12
disney blockbuster a00:33:14
budget of $170 million was allocated for the film and00:33:17
screenwriter irene kruger decides not to00:33:19
rethink but to complement the original00:33:21
story with a flying baby elephant and add here are00:33:23
countless corporate conspiracies and00:33:25
many other wonderful things, but this does not00:33:27
change the fact that the dam is00:33:29
too cloyingly a sugar story for00:33:31
Burton, and before us is again an outcast,00:33:34
rejected by society, who eventually00:33:36
spreads his wings in our case,00:33:38
ears,00:33:39
but it’s funny that with the plots mom drives and00:33:41
Mr. Bondar's faith is losing this most00:33:43
important message here, rather one can see00:33:45
unambiguous hints about running bones, the00:33:47
cold-bloodedness of large corporations, after all,00:33:50
it is a huge media holding that is buying out the00:33:52
circus dam, which ultimately results in00:33:54
funny metaphorical images when the00:33:56
creators are left destitute by Mr. ova 100:33:59
rose what responsibilities do I see here as fat00:34:04
trolling addressed to Disney their Disneyland00:34:07
is funny because the pin itself is also a00:34:09
custom work for dis00:34:11
than if you are being held hostage blink00:34:13
twice ok00:34:14
looking at these strange pirouettes the dam is00:34:16
very straightforward a simple story00:34:18
where Tim has nowhere to turn around but he went00:34:21
all in by casting Max as the owner of the circus00:34:23
in the sick bay danny de vito00:34:25
it's just a huge hello to the big fish00:34:27
watching these circus references was00:34:29
incredibly nice pennies and looking at00:34:31
Michael Keaton returning on board the00:34:33
old batman and the penguin pondering the00:34:36
fate of the flying baby elephant this is an00:34:38
interesting experience the film has a00:34:40
moral it's beautiful and looking at the old00:34:42
guard plus Colin Farrell with his grind a00:34:45
lot of insanely nice it’s still 200:34:47
lubricates there are you with computer00:34:49
animals wooden kids log00:34:52
log and a strange musical number with00:34:54
bubbles that replaced the drunken nightmare00:34:56
of the dam but they can’t hold a candle to the00:34:58
cartoon00:34:59
it’s sad because these are big00:35:01
fish is the standard honest and00:35:03
sincere dramas,00:35:04
now Burton feeds us with the sad00:35:07
eyes of my computer elephant under no00:35:09
less heartbreaking howls, you00:35:11
can watch them with children, one-piece,00:35:14
well designed, plus it has a strong00:35:16
moral that the circus is violence against common00:35:19
sense in relation to animals,00:35:21
they have no place in the circus that I madly00:35:23
support I I’ll say the film may be the00:35:25
picture will beat its budget, collects00:35:27
350 million, but it was a feast of clothes in a puddle00:35:30
compared to the success of the Lion King and00:35:32
Aladdin00:35:33
today this is00:35:35
Tim Burton’s last full-length film and00:35:37
covering his incredible brilliant00:35:39
career in big cinema, I would like to say00:35:42
that now maybe not in the best00:35:44
shape, it seems to me that Burton began to00:35:47
lose himself a little, turning into a purely00:35:49
commercial director, and having lost Johnny00:35:52
Depa Helena, his little world seemed to be00:35:54
falling apart, but I really hope that00:35:56
this will change soon because00:35:58
we are waiting for a film adaptation of the Adams family in the form of a00:36:01
series and a hypothetical sequel to Beetlejuice00:36:03
where maybe Johnny Depp will return again,00:36:06
well of course they won’t burn that time and00:36:08
everyone has bad times in their careers00:36:11
burton has already earned himself the title of the main00:36:13
cinema storyteller of the era and00:36:16
nothing will take this title away from him I love Tim00:36:18
Burton I laughed, cried, admired00:36:21
his films there were good ones there were bad ones about00:36:24
or masterpieces even after filming the dam and00:36:27
don’t push it then Berta said not that he is00:36:28
always energetic always an artist always00:36:31
thinks about his craft he always draws in00:36:34
his mind thank you Tim for everything we00:36:37
love you madly and are waiting for new masterpieces00:36:40
be in this world more00:36:42
brilliant eccentrics like Tim Burton, this00:36:45
world would be a little better00:36:47
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Наконец-то вторая часть по работам великого и ужасного Тима Бертона. Всё ради вас, смотрите обзор и приятного просмотра! МОЙ ТЕЛЕГРАМ КАНАЛ: https://t.me/tele_chuck 0:00 Интро 2:20 "Крупная рыба" 6:47 "Труп невесты" 10:36 "Чарли и шоколадная фабрика" 14:28 "Суинни Тодд" 17:48 "Алиса в стране чудес" 21:33 "Мрачные тени" 24:28 "Франкенвинни" 27:10 "Большие глаза" 30:48 "Дом странных детей мисс Перегрин" 33:22 "Дамбо" 36:11 Итоги 37:25 ЪУЪ Люди работающие над видео: Я: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Монтаж: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Автор офигенной заставки: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Заказ рекламы: [email protected] Группа: http://vk.com/buyhjn
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