Making a case for the need for Joel Schumacher's particular brand of stylistic indulgence in an increasingly sterile film ...

the school co-founded by Walt Disney that counts his future collaborator Tim Burton among its graduates; and, for the bulk of the movie, as an extremely driven, occasionally cruel obsessive who cast ...

Demi Moore played a character close to home in her career-reviving The Substance, but she’s far from the only one, as Will Rogers-Coltman ...

The ensuing chaos is a gnarly, Dorian Gray-style fable for the Ozempic generation ... After starring as Batman in Tim Burton's early 1990s films, Michael Keaton's career declined to supporting ...

Tim Burton. 1992, 126 mins ... The laidback magnetism of Glenn Ford isn’t the kind of performance style that usually wins Academy Awards, but the psychological complexity and cool-as-ice ...

feelings and thoughts while creating a self-portrait. At the end of the trail, children received the choice of whether to 'feed' their portrait to the tree, so it can grow big and strong.

the school co-founded by Walt Disney that counts his future collaborator Tim Burton among its graduates; and, for the bulk of the movie, as an extremely driven, occasionally cruel obsessive who ...

Tim Burton. 1992, 126 mins. U.S. 35mm ... The laidback magnetism of Glenn Ford isn't the kind of performance style that usually wins Academy Awards, but the psychological complexity and cool-as-ice ...

Director Robert Wiene conjured up something truly dark and lingering from its shadows: You can feel Dr. Caligari’s influence in everything from Tim Burton’s movies to Shutter Island.

There’s absolutely no mistaking a Tim Burton film. The auteur certainly brings a singular artistic perspective to his work, but how did the Burtonesque art style come to be, and how has it ...

A former Disney animator, film director Tim ... Tim Burton” exhibition and give a masterclass to local students at the Academy of Performing Arts. “I couldn’t draw in the Disney style.

Still, some of these movies deserve a second chance as they showcase fascinating elements of Burton’s directorial style that is not often seen in some of his bigger, more well-known films.