Tim Burton

Tim Burton's new Disney movie is a black and white, 3-D stop-motion animated movie about a boy who uses science to resurrect his dead dog Sparky. It's actually a big budget remake of a 30-minute short film Tim Burton made back in 1984 that WASN'T animated. See the original on the next page!

"Your dog is Aliiiiiive!" Surely you've heard the soundbyte from 'Frankenweenie.' A hunched-over, snaggle-toothed, black and white Edgar "E" Gore, mischief in his eyes and a half-assed Peter Lorre in his voice. It's spooky and it's ooky and it's either the type of thing that you find really played-out or brings a tickle to your heart.

One of the fun things about the 'Men In Black' movies is seeing which celebrities will be 'outed' as aliens. Well, sorry...I'm about to spoil that for you.

'Dark Shadows', the latest collaboration between Johnny Depp and Tim Burton, hits theaters on May 11th. And it looks pretty good UNLESS you're a fan of the original gothic soap opera it's based on.

In 1984, a young Disney animator named Tim Burton directed his live-action debut, the short film ‘Frankenweenie.’ Disney planned for the short to run before a theatrical re-release of ‘Pinocchio,’ but once they screened the completed project, they fired Burton on the spot. Burton, of course, went on to a somewhat legendary career as a filmmaker and in 2010 made Disney over $1 billion on ‘Alice in