Honest Trailers - Every Tim Burton Movie

[Music] from director Tim Burton who never met a studio title card he couldn't darken okay this one didn't need much help comes a filmography that spans four different decades multiple genres and 10,000 pounds of white pancake makeup [Music] every Tim Burton movie put on your best right suit and enter the mystical world of Tim Burton which consists entirely of the suburbs a lonely house sitting on a hill or a lonely house on a hill overlooking the suburbs and meet a Tim Burton protagonist a pale loner cast out by society and or their family looking for acceptance and/or revenge watch as they relive their tragic past through flashbacks I'm sorry I was having a flashback these flashbacks happen often increasingly attend fancy parties share the screen with a horror icon or an actor playing a horror icon fall in love with an ethereal blonde I'll keep the plums in here and finally overcome their terrible parents he was a wonderful grandpa but not such a great dad you know after that night I didn't speak to my father again for three years no parents deserve to boil and hell's in a lost son five all well dealing with an antagonist that's probably wealthy overweight or both you'll be sorry pee-wee Herman geez what fed rich people do to this guy journey into the mind of a director who's constantly journeying into his own mind can we do some kind of Freudian analysis of you could figure out where this comes from good try as he uses tens of millions of studio dollars to exercise his childhood demons how strange were you was a child from traumatizing memories at school nobody seemed to really like me two childhood fears I remember certain clowns we get a load of me no way to the least surprising fact about Tim Burton I love skeletons ok skeletons make sense but what is it with Tim Burton and mouths how about these [Music] [Applause] I haven't seen bicuspids like these [Music] I've been lucky to make movies because I feel like I get to work out all of my psychological problems oh sure I have a yard full of dead trees in the city comes by but Tim Burton does it as art so before you see his latest circus themed creation relive the films of a director who gave birth to the big-screen bat directed one of the most iconic comedies of the 80s one of the strangest dramas of the 90s helped keep the art of stop-motion animation alive and also made these movies but it's still best remembered for a film that he didn't even direct yeah what's this what's this it's not a Tim Burton movie that's for sure probably starring paleface Johnny Depp Lisa Marie Helena bonham-carter Lisa Marie and Helena Bonham Carter awkward fear of commitment god I will never marry you I would never marry you graveyards old gnarled trees contraptions [Music] my muscles and my bones couldn't keep up with my body's ambition Siebert has a present for you I'm spinning world fairs and carnivals [Music] scary faces a which Indian Trail to ever sunrise she's yes most towns of a certain size have a wig and models [Music] [Applause] nice model every Tim Burton movie eighteen movies and this guy still only made one sequel where's Betelgeuse - bigger fish bigger eyes miss Peregrine's other home for peculiar children alison wonderland - oh I mean that wouldn't they good call burden you do you man the Sharks have frickin laser beams attached to their heads by the power of Grayskull I am Captain Planet my man a knock-knock joke vegetables eat them to defeat them

Channel: Screen Junkies

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Length: 5min 54sec (354 seconds)

Published: Tue Mar 26 2019

Reddit Comments

[u/dagreenman18]

This is a fun reminder of just how different Big Fish was. Notice it’s probably the least used movies in the clips besides Big Eyes (only saw one shot). Also, Big Fish was his last truly great movies. There are good movies in there (Corpse Bride, Frankenweenie, and Sweeney Todd were solid), but everything else was either boring or actively bad. I’m hoping Dumbo is a return to form.

[u/snakebit1995]

Commentary from the guys

This one's a cool, listen cause they have this little mini-discussion about Burton and his influences.

[u/Typical_Humanoid]

Even if somebody doesn't really like any of his films, I think they should look deeper if they don't see a sharp decline in quality regardless, as time goes on. I do get annoyed when all his movies are lumped together. The clichés apparent in his filmography weren't clichés at the start and the same goes for any director whose work becomes formulaic.

Besides, the jokes about Burton, even if he arguably deserves them based on his recent output, are just about as tired as the ingredients in his movies. We get it, he casts the same exact people much of the time.

[u/VHalliewell]

Here is my take on Tim. A quick google showed his first child was born in 2003. I suspected it would be around this timeframe because after Sweeney Todd his work was more sanitized (so his kids could watch). Additionally, sanitized and mainstream works lead to bigger paychecks for his family. He also might not be in the same mindset now then he was back then. He just doesn’t know how to break out of his tropes, but he doesn’t know how to properly use them anymore.

[u/mattbozle]

Tim Burton is just an artist who lost his inspiration and creativity. There is no denying that Tim Burton is a legend. His 80's through early 2000's run was very good and gave us some one of a kind pictures. It's a bummer that he has become a cliché because he used to be one of my absolute favorites growing up.

Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Beetlejuice, Edward Sissorhands, Ed Wood and Big Fish are perfect IMO.

[u/MisterManatee]

He’s made a bunch of bad, sloppy films, but when Tim Burton is good, there’s no one else like him. Sweeney Todd and Edward Scissorhands are excellent.

[u/inthetownwhere]

This was just one extended ad for Dumbo .... I feel tricked