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Tim Burton The Black Cauldron Animation Drawings (Walt Disney, 1985)
Batman and Robin, by Tim Burton.
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Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi on the set of “The Black Cat”
I now cannot stop thinking about Martin Landau's Oscar Winning portrayal of Bela Lugosi, from Tim Burton’s “Ed Wood” biopic.
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Catwoman ignores Batman’s attempt to mansplain happiness to her and kills Max Shreck.
cracked.com they ain’t wrong. (via Ben Caldwell)
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some of the Batman Returns production design art, by Bo Welch.
Batman Returns
so I just rewatched this movie on demand. I had not seen it since I had it on VHS. this might be the most Tim Burton movie I have ever seen. it is campy, dark, weird, and has a lot more nods to the Adam West era than I remembered. it is actually pretty good. it is really weird, and the plot is a lot less important than the set design, but it is definitely worth watching.
it bears noting that an army of rocket propelled, heavily armed penguins play an important part of the film.
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Of course they were, because Tim Burton.
some design sheets for the 1989 Batmobile.
Batman: a DC Movie Special, Vol. 1 # 1, by Jerry Ordway, with colors by Steve Oliff, and a script by Dennis O'Neil.
Batwing blueprints for Batman '89, by Anton Furst.
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OK, I love this trio but my God is this accurate.
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Unbeknownst to most people (but, naturally, knownst to me) Tim Burton’s “Mars Attacks!” is a love story: Pharaoh Jim Brown quit his job as a bouncer/entertainer in a Vegas casino, and then he fist-fought Martians from Vegas to DC, just so he could get back together with Pam Grier.
Unbeknownst to most people (but, naturally, knownst to me) Tim Burton’s “Mars Attacks” is actually kind of a love story:
Pharaoh Jim Brown quit his job as an bouncer/entertainer in a Vegas casino, and then he fist-fought his way from Vegas to DC, just so he could get back together with Pam Grier.
This is one of my favorite films. Ever.
As you can see: I'm a lot happier! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Gentlemen, let’s broaden our minds!
Watch this flick again. Nicholson considers it his best performance, and he might be right. Also, Prince did the soundtrack. Shut up. I KNOW Dark Knight was better. I KNOW this was flawed. Just watch it again.
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This is Tim Burton's best film. It's like his personal love letter to Hollywood counter-culture.