[ SECRET POST #4546 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4546 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I agree.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like I was just slightly too young to experience that era firsthand. So Tim Burton always had this aura and legend around him where everyone thought he was brilliant, and he was a geek messiah, and Nightmare Before Christmas was a holiday classic, but I couldn't really see for myself why everyone thought those things. So it was always just sorta weird.

[(Anonymous)]

He didn't direct Nightmare Before Christmas.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

He wrote it though. Are you being contrary on purpose?

[(Anonymous)]

I think the last Tim Burton movie I saw was Sleepy Hollow, which I've seen numerous times, actually. But nothing after that piqued my interest.

I can't stand A Nightmare Before Christmas and don't understand why it's his classic.

Beetlejuice is fantastic, but I think my favorite will always be Edward Scissorhands because he just mercilessly skewers Baby Boomer conformity culture in that one.

If I were to springboard off this with my own secret, it would be that I loved Johnny Depp in every Burton role through Sleepy Hollow. I don't get the criticism that he plays the same characters in every role. All of his weirdos have a subtly different approach IMO.

I don't know.

[(Anonymous)]

There were some actors that surprised me in some roles, yes, and I liked a bunch of his early movies, but it seemed like after the first few feature length movies, he had to have someone in the cast from an earlier one. I mean, it's not just Johnny Depp or Helena Bonham Carter or both, but Michael Keaton (Beetlejuice, Batman, Batman Returns, Dumbo) or Paul Reubens (Pee-wee's Big Adventure, Batman Returns, Nightmare Before Christmas) or Jack Nicholson (Batman, Mars Attacks!) or Sarah Jessica Parker (Ed Wood, Mars Attacks!).

Re: I don't know.

[(Anonymous)]

Danny DeVito.

[(Anonymous)]

I miss Michael McDowell. AIDS took too many brilliant people way too soon.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I didn't know that's how he died. That's really sad. His mystery novels were great fun, and he was a terrific storyteller.

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I agree so much. I'm not exactly sure when things went sideways- if it was everyones jump to make his ideals CGI perfect, or if everyone just went to far because they thought they should... Either way, I adore his old movies, and I really wish his newer ones hadn't lost that appeal.