Post by voteforpedro on Jan 17, 2006 12:35:00 GMT
Hey, folks~ I wanted to see what your favorite Tim Burton film was from the choices in this Poll. I got most of the major films with the exception of a handful, but the poll only takes so many options. Anyway, which is your favorite of all? Which do you own on DVD?
I really liked his version of Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, even though the Oompa Loompas are quite creepy. I'm planning on getting the Corpse Bride dvd next. It's out on the 31st of January, so I don't have much longer to wait. I loved this film. The characters, colors, and music was all beautiful. I'm also quite fond of animation in general, so this movie was one of my favorites in 2005. I'm a student in interactive design and animation, so i'm all about The Nightmare Before Christmas and The Corpse Bride. Easily two of my favorite animation films ever. For more than just the animation, too. Have any of you been to the corpse bride dvd site? I really like the style they did it in. Very true to the film's style. Wish I could make something this nice: www.corpsebridedvd.com . They just launched it recently, it seems. They're going to have some cool goodies for us all such as a podcast from Danny Elfman, the musical genius behind the score/soundtrack. A poetry contest. A desktop maggot, which should be interesting. And some other stuff.
Anyway, back to the topic at hand. Which is your favorite? It's hard to choose, isn't it? ;D
I really liked his version of Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, even though the Oompa Loompas are quite creepy. I'm planning on getting the Corpse Bride dvd next. It's out on the 31st of January, so I don't have much longer to wait. I loved this film. The characters, colors, and music was all beautiful. I'm also quite fond of animation in general, so this movie was one of my favorites in 2005. I'm a student in interactive design and animation, so i'm all about The Nightmare Before Christmas and The Corpse Bride. Easily two of my favorite animation films ever. For more than just the animation, too. Have any of you been to the corpse bride dvd site? I really like the style they did it in. Very true to the film's style. Wish I could make something this nice: www.corpsebridedvd.com . They just launched it recently, it seems. They're going to have some cool goodies for us all such as a podcast from Danny Elfman, the musical genius behind the score/soundtrack. A poetry contest. A desktop maggot, which should be interesting. And some other stuff.
Anyway, back to the topic at hand. Which is your favorite? It's hard to choose, isn't it? ;D