Zombie Bride is such a dark and warm film. It's black because it's a movie about zombies. To put it more informally, it's a ghost movie, so the dark and humid atmosphere has to be rendered. When Zombie Bride first appeared, it was a little scary, although everyone knew that it was just a little joke that Tim, the urchin, played with everyone.
But if it's just horror, it's not Tim Burton, it's John Carpenter. Tim's brilliant point is that under this false dark cloak, he will tell you a story that is not romantic, but absolutely warm. Although everyone expects the end of the lover to get married, the process is always heart-wrenching, you never know what will happen in the next minute.
The character modeling also continued Tim's black style. Without handsome men and beautiful women, all of them looked like deformed children who were accidentally sat on their buttocks when they were young. It's zombies, they're all cute.
Not to mention the music, if I had to choose the best soundtrack for a 2005 movie, I would definitely vote for Zombie Bride. On the one hand, I don't have that many musical attainments, and I really can't understand the majestic symphony. I just think it's the best way to blend in with the movie itself, like "Zombie Bride".
After writing for a long time, it has nothing to do with the topic, so it's more simple to say a few sentences. In the film, people are described as clowns who are greedy for profit and vying for fame and fortune. And those zombies are much purer. Maybe it is really after death that people can have no desires, no desires, and happiness.
In fact, if you think of a childlike person like Tim, he must be disappointed by the realistic desire for profit, but in addition to his disappointment, he is also happy. He got the box office approval so at least he could still play what he wanted. Maybe he's also a zombie from the underground.
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