Actually, what I'm really interested in is actually the arrangement of tones in the film. Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the underworld in "Zombie Bride" is colorful, while the yang world is always gray. (There is also such a reflection in "Sweeney Todd", the reality is always gray, and the past and the imagination of the future are so gorgeous and warm).
Now my mind is a bit messy, and I am too lazy to write a lot of words. I will just chat when I have a chance in the future. But I think that although the world looks colorful, it is all things, and what about people? The color we can't see is the sum of the relationships between people - the color of human society. Don't say that Comrade Burton has a dark heart, but he has the courage to tell the truth.
People always have evil roots, and everyone has a dark area in their heart. If each of us uses this area to communicate with people, how can the world not be dark, and how can reality not be dark? The bright colors we look forward to - maybe I am afraid that it can only exist on the other side of the illusory, or the beautiful moments in the past, or the misty future.
The brushes are actually in our hands, but everyone seems to be reluctant to wave them.
(Emily has ascended to heaven, but Victor and Victoria are still struggling in reality. God knows if they will get lost in this darkness in the future? The reality is always like this, it can never be changed; alternative fairy tales are also fairy tales, The ending looks beautiful, but it is actually sad. By the way, there is another bad ghost in the underworld; was there no bad ghost before the introduction?)
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