Originally posted by Mr Parker
Normally I would be pissed off major big time about Tim Burton directing a film that is based off of proven material that works.His best work is when he makes his OWN stuff such as edward scissorhands, ed wood,and nightmare before christmas.When he makes movies that already have proven established material,he ruins and rapes it to death-The Batman movies,Willie wonka, ect,However he's such a pervert and loves to be so grotesque in his movies,that sweeney todd is a movie that is right up his alley.Ive read the play and its a good play.matter of fact a community theatre hear in my hometown is doing that play this spring-looking forward to it.so for once I am actually looking forward to a tim burton film that is based off of proven material and looking forward to this film because like I said,material thats grotesque like sweeny todd is right up tim burtons alley so it would be hard for him to mess THIS one up. 😄 That being said,I cant believe I am saying this about a film that Burton is directing thats not his own stuff but this particular film I am looking forward to.
well since this thread has been brought back,here it is again. 😄
Rented this last night, the art direction, make up, blood and so on was all fine but the musical aspects were just terrible for me, none of the songs were memorable. So I think I should stay away from the other musical versions too. Couldn't stand it when anyone was singing in this movie version. Cringing all the way through. Oh well.
Originally posted by MildPossession
Rented this last night, the art direction, make up, blood and so on was all fine but the musical aspects were just terrible for me, none of the songs were memorable. So I think I should stay away from the other musical versions too. Couldn't stand it when anyone was singing in this movie version. Cringing all the way through. Oh well.
yeah I would stay away from seeing the play if I were you as well if you didnt like the musical aspects of it.
I enjoyed this... I agree the musical aspects aren't as mainstream catchy, but I still enjoyed them. I don't think you have to be into theater or music to appreciate them (though I majored in theater and have been in love with musicals my whole life, so maybe I'm just proving that point here) but I do think it's a matter of taste. I liked the movie, didn't love it. Though it was okay, and worth the watch.
I didn't think much of it at all, I found most of the musical scenes incredibly cringeworthy. Was a disappointment for me since I'm a massive Tim Burton fan, his style was obviously there so that kept me interested at least. I know it's a musical, but I probably would have enjoyed it more as a straight film.