Submitted by hufflesnuff t3_z5e3lr in television
Cockapoo17 t1_ixvn324 wrote
I haven’t watched the show yet but it is on my watchlist.
I’m surprised Tim Burton is disliked on here as I have seen a lot of negative comments about his work. His version of Batman was by far my favourite and I genuinely find those movies tedious to watch. Also really enjoyed Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, and Corpse Bride.
EsquilaxM t1_ixvuot4 wrote
I think the general perception of tim Burton is he did a lot of great great things in the 20th century. Not much in the last decade or so.
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be-like-water-2022 t1_ixvt6xq wrote
They hate him not for what he did but for what he could do but didn't.
Netflix did her dance clip
blargerer t1_ixwa9ef wrote
As another comment said, I think most people would agree that most of his work through 2009 was good to great, maybe with a movie here or there being excluded (His Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is dogshit imo). But then he's just had basically all misses from 2010 forward. And not like, near misses, they are basically all awful. The only exception in that time period is the frankenweenie remake/extension.
Thefrugaldougal t1_ixx3ru6 wrote
From what I understand from Netflix's The Movies That Made Us, Tim Burton didn't really have much to do with nightmare before Christmas but got a lot of the credit. I think he just has a unique drawing style and people like his characterization as a somewhat twisted individual. But I bet he just slaps his name on things nowadays.
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