Tim Burton Dark Shadows
Tim Burton’s new film Dark Shadows is set to drop on May the 11th, featuring the wonderful Helena Bonham Carter and the ever electric Johnny Depp.
The storyline seems a great and appealing one. In short without giving too much away, a cursed vampire who rules the 18th century sees himself caught in the year 1972. A time very different to his comfort zone, a true fish out of water. Obviously we’re not saying anything could ever better the incredible magnificent Edward Scissorhands, but Dark Shadows definitely has that playful peculiarity about it, which is what Tim Burton does best.
Alice Cooper also makes a cameo appearance as himself, which surely will be an interesting twist.
Could Tim Burton Dark Shadows rival Edward Scissorhands? Only time will tell..
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Of course not! Dark Shadows has a very different tone and it can’t be compared to Edward Scissorhands at all! Mostly because Dark Shadows is not a tragedy, or better it is, but with a comic twist. Though it’s a funny and deep movie at the same time, you can’t feel so sorry about him as you would feel for Edward. The two characters are completely different, though both cursed, Barnabas has kinda deserved it. Edward is the real tragic hero! By the way I’ve enjoyed the movie a lot! I love its cartoon style and I love everything that involves Tim Burton + Johnny Depp + Colleen Atwood.
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