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    Corpse Bride

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    In Tim Burton’s CORPSE BRIDE‚ a merry "tale of passion‚ romance‚ and murder most foul‚" Emily (Helena Bonham Carter) is the vibrant titular heroine. Deceased but under goofy circumstances engaged to the shy and living Victor Van Dort (Johnny Depp)‚ she finds herself in a rare melancholic mood (Which fits her blue‚ decomposing disposition) after discovering her fiance is still hung up on his actual bride to be Victoria (Emily Watson). Emily receives some cheering up from a pair of underworld friends

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    One look at the creepy movie cover‚ Corpse Bride‚ and you will see that Tim Burton has created another amazing movie. The story shows Victor (Johnny Depp) a guy who is supposed to marry a beautiful girl Victoria (Emily Watson) but runs off to practice how to properly propose and comes back married to Emily (Helena Bonham Carter) who is a dead corpse bride. Burton’s creative characters‚ plot‚ and settings makes Corpse Bride a fun experience for all ages. The setting is dark which makes it creepier

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    ASM301: Critical Analysis: Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride Please respond the following questions in regards to story elements that include an exploration in terms of character‚ setting‚ structure of timing‚ point of view( POV)‚ themes and issues‚ cause and effect‚ opening and closure‚ camera work‚ lighting‚ sound‚ performance‚ and editing. 1. How is the character believability achieved? (Provide examples from film) They seem so realistic and believable as real people because of the detailed facial

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    Upstairs and Downstairs Joined In Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride‚ produced in 2005 by 3 Miles Studios directors Tim Burton and Mike Johnson give a love story a dark and sinister side. Tim Burton is very well known for his creation of unusual worlds and even more unique characters that populate them. Corpse Bride is brought to life with the use of character detail and dark viruses light effect. Tim Burton’s film tells the story of two different families brought together by an arranged

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    Have any of you seen "Edward Siccorhands"? "The Corpse Bride"? "The Nightmare Before Christmas"? Or perhaps "Beetlejuice"? These quirky and unuaslly fantastic movies were all directed‚ produced‚ and filmed by Tim Burton. His strand imagination is what draws people to his films‚ and keep him standing out from the rest of the film workers of his time. Through his talents he has made his name known as a passionate‚ and hard worker. He almost always uses the same actors‚ take for emaple Johnny Depp‚

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    The Corpse Bride Analysis

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    What Extent Can Tim Burton’s ‘The Corpse Bride’ Be Seen As A Modern Gothic Story? ‘The Corpse Bride’ is a stop-motion-pro picture film‚ set in a Victorian European village. The director‚ Tim Burton created a film that is built upon several varying genres and the movie has fundamental ‘gothic’ themes. The Corpse Bride can be classified as a ‘gothic’ genre‚ but there are several elements of the film that do not fit into the conventions of a ‘gothic’ motion film. In The Corpse Bride the basic underlying

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    Summary of Corpse Bride

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    The Corpse Bride: Director: Tim Burton Victor who belongs to a family with money‚ is arranged to marry Victoria a woman from a family without money Both are worried since they have never met Victoria’s parents tell her that marriage has nothing to do with love and it is partnership where both partners have something to offer Victor is a shy‚ lonesome‚ and awkward person Victor continuously messes up at the wedding rehearsal extending the time of the ceremony A man enters that no one knows

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    The Corpse Bride‚ Edward Scissorhands‚ Big Fish In this essay I will be talking about different types of sound and lighting among these three movies. How they differentiate and how they are similar. The first cinematic technique I studied while watching these movies was sound. Non-diegetic sound is when the characters cannot hear the music or sound‚ it is used for foreshadowing‚ it can add suspense‚ happiness or cheerfulness. Diegetic sound is when the characters can obviously hear the music or

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    Corpse Bride Essay

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    The film of Corpse bride starts out with Victor (Johnny Depp) and Victoria (Emily Watson) getting an arrange marriage. While Victor was practicing his vows in the woods he accidently married a corpse named Emily (Helena Bonham Carter). Emily takes Victor to the underworld so they could celebrate their marriage but all Victor wants is to get back to Victoria. Once Victoria figures out the situation she tries to explain the situation to everyone in the town but instead they want her to marry Lord Barkis

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    Corpse Bride Analysis

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    Corpse Bride I chose to see the Corpse Bride an animated film by Tim Burton. I picked this film because I thought it would have used an extensive soundscape. There was so much going on that I was paying so much attention to the audio that I missed a lot of the beautiful details in the animation. The movie was somewhat of a musical with about five songs that were composed by Danny Elfman. Usually I wouldn’t sit through a quasi musical but since it was an animation it just seemed to fit. The

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