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IMDB rating: 7.40 Plot: Blue-tinted, eye-ball-popping, maggot-infested beauty Emily (Bonham Carter) has become known as the Corpse Bride after waiting for her fiance where the couple planned to rendezvous before getting hitched. When her groom arrives, he kills her, and she rests in the ground to wait for her soul mate, whether he knows he is the Corpse Bride’s groom or not. It’s a cold dark night, the moon is full, the stars are bright and the forest is a little bit creepy. Wandering through the black mangled trees, Victor (Depp) just can’t memorize his wedding vows. Victor’s hesitance towards marriage causes him to jumble the words. Two prominent families have arranged their children to be married in order to overcome financial difficulties. As the objects of betrothal, Victor and Victoria (Watson) met for the first time the night before their wedding. It only makes sense that Victor, a groom with cold feet, would have trouble remembering tedious wedding vows. Thus Victor ends up in the dark forest ringing his hands and muttering his vows, the vows that the Corpse Bride hears, bringing her out of the grave. Victor suddenly finds himself married to another woman, a voluptuous bombshell bride who also happens to be dead. Whisked away to the Land of the Dead, Victor finds out that living amongst corpses is not as easy as it seems. Heads easily loose their owners and eyes never seem to stay in their sockets, an adjustment that Victor seems reluctant to accept. Once taken into the Land of the Dead, it is nearly impossible to return, causing Victor to choose between risking Victoria’s life or giving up his own. |
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Directors: Burton Tim, Johnson Mike
Actors: Depp Johnny,Whitehouse Paul,Finney Albert,Grant Richard E.,Lee Christopher,Gough Michael,Reitel Enn,Roy Deep,Elfman Danny,Ballantyne Stephen,Animation,Family,Comedy,Romance,Musical,Fantasy,
What do you Choose like the best Movies From this List (10 Points if you said why)?
i’, Planning to watch a Movie Tonight,i have so many i cant choose,and i want to see theme all,here is what i want to see,can you pick a movie please (10 points if u gave me good Explination ;))
La Vie En Rose
What’s Love Got to Do With It
Raging Bull
Chicago
Simone
Spirited Away
Oliver
One Flew OVer The Cuckoos Nest
Million Dollar Baby
Boys Dont Cry
The Color Purple
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Monster Ball
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
A Walknin The Clouds
Stepmom
Cold Mountain
Perfume,The Story Of a Murder
The Devil Wears Prada
Mrs.Doubtfire
In the Name of The Father
To Sir,With Love
Big Fish
I am David
Chocolate
A Beautiful Mind
The Silence of the Lambs
Sweeny Todd,The Deamon Barber of Fled Street
The Others
Odd Girl Out
Memorise of a Ghisha
Chicken Run
Wallace and Gromit,in the Curse of The Were Rabbit
American Beauty
Tim’s Burton Corpse Bride
Juno
Jersey Girl
8 Mile
Rat Race
Walk The Line
Out of Afreica
Chariot Of Fire
Out of all these movies, I love Chicago and Who Framed Roger Rabbit the most.
I love Chicago for the whole style of the movie: I love the plot, and Zellweger is amazing! I also love how the songs are all semi-dream sequences, and overall it is a very creative and nicely done movie.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_(20 02_film)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit is hilarious, and it combines live action with animation. The character of Roger is a classic, and his wife, Jessica, is the sexiest thing Disney has ever done. The murder mystery plot is done very well. It is my favorite Disney movie of all time!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Framed_ Roger_Rabbit
Spirited Away is also amazing, but I haven’t seen it in a while, so I don’t remember too much about it… all I remember is the plot is nicely done.
Juno is also supposed to be good (didn’t it win movie of the year?), but I’ve never seen it. I would also check out Sweeny Todd.
Have fun watching your movie, whatever you may pick!
| Nov 01, 2009
La Vie En Rose- Beautiful biographical movie.
Raging Bull- A classic, seriously one of the best movies ever.
Spirited Away- Best Hayo Myiazaki movie.
Cuckoo’s nest- Jack Nicholson’s best role.
The Color Purple- good movie.
Cold Mountain- good movie.
Big Fish- Beautifully scenery work and a solid performance by Ewan McGregor.
The Others- Only Nicole Kidman movie I like.
Corpse Bride- A really underrated Tim Burton movie.
Jersey Girl- good movie.
Walk The Line- Bio on one of my favourite singers.
Out Of Africa- classic movie is classic.
Hobocore | Nov 01, 2009
The Silence of the Lambs -> Anthony Hopkins is the best!
Juno -> Really fun, and different from normal chick flicks. And awesome weird music! Just a feel good movie.
Sweeney Todd -> Johnny Depp is amazing in this movie! So is Helena Bonham Carter. They’re two of my favourite actors.
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest -> Total classic, amazing movie!
Corpse Bride -> Tim Burton is brilliant, he never dissapoints.
Diamonds Aren't Forever | Nov 01, 2009
The Silence of the Lambs - it’s the best! Very mysterious and it keep you in tension from the beginning to the end. It is really good movie.
Freedom Toparrots | Nov 01, 2009
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