And the beginning of this marriage is precisely death.
Broken wedding dress in gothic style, remnants of bones.
If there is a heart turned to ashes, will it be broken again?
The moment the ring is put on the finger of the little bride is not a resurrection in imagination. Withered branches, circling crows, gloomy and gloomy but can not hide the joy and joy.
Yes, tonight, I am your bride.
So what about her? That girl named Victoria.
After all, we still met too late. You said that you used to be afraid of marriage. And you, finally met the person who can stay with you for a long time. Unfortunately, that person is not me. After all, it's a different way of people and ghosts.
In fact, I knew it for a long time, when you ran away from me desperately, climbed the balcony, and looked for your her.
And you don't know how sad it was when I called out the spell. What I brought back was precisely what I couldn't bring back.
As usual, the story of punishing evil and promoting goodness has a different melody. In addition to the hero and heroine's encounter between life and death, Tim Burton also uses this work to interpret his concept of death. When Victor enters the underworld, the Corpses' singing and dancing is absolutely creepy and impressive: you can see all kinds of terrifying death forms, but they are all cheerfully singing death. When Corpses pour into the world to find their living relatives, the affection and love they show is telling us that death is not the last indifference, but another kind of rebirth.
I believe.
The butterfly painted by Victor at the beginning of the film is exactly the butterfly incarnated by the little bride at the end. Butterfly means life and death and free love. And Tim Burton draws on this point of view. Although the little bride has been betrayed by evil, she still retains an innocent and sweet heart. This power transcends life and death. On the night of the full moon, the swirling butterflies, letting go is still the most perfect love.
I saw her standing with you, as gentle and peaceful as ever.
Two warm hands, two beating hearts.
Yes, even if I am a thousand years early, I am still a thousand years late.
Ring, back to you. The bride's bouquet, thrown to her.
This is the third and last time I cry.
Since the farewell, I do not know how far you are.
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