Originally Posted By TeenWerewolf1 Ok,ok, I know this isn't Disney... But did any of you see Tim Burtons' 'Corpse Bride'? I,personally LOVE it! Good special effects,I think. But that's just one guys' opinoin. I don't know, what do you think?
Originally Posted By jdub Hi TeenWerewolf1-- Welcome to LP! I haven't seen the movie, so I can't answer the question-- but I wanted to let you know that even on this site full of Disnoids, there IS a place for the non-diz! Check out the General Entertainment section, where popular culture gets its due --unless it's poor, dead Nipsey Russell.
Originally Posted By TeenWerewolf1 Ha ha ha ha ha! Jeez, I just wrote this! You must be online. Well heres' the basic overview . . . A man, after butchering his lines at his wedding rehearsal, is sent into the woods to practice his vows. He preforms his vows perfectly and places the ring on a twig on the ground. It turns out the twig was really the hand of the Corpse Bride, who now claims she is his legal wife. Blue-tinted, eye-ball-popping, maggot-infested beauty Emily (Bonham Carter) has become known as the Corpse Bride after waiting for her fiancé where the couple planned to rendezvous before getting hitched. When her groom never comes, Emily dies from grief, settling into 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.
Originally Posted By jdub Uhm, I'm all sweetness 'n' light; the most recent animation I've picked up & loved would be what I just watched last week: "Panda! Go Panda!"
Originally Posted By KiNOO I saw it, and i saw Chicken Little, my point is, it is very very very SAD that the true magic doesn't come from Disney anymore. I was envouted by Corpse Bride, Chicken Litlle is just another CGI comedy with no originality at all.
Originally Posted By jdub << I was envouted by Corpse Bride...>> You're going to have to help me out--my dictionaries couldn't (I was able to find it in usage on the web, but no reference materials I used had it as a word)--please support my linguistic education!
Originally Posted By KiNOO Don't you know Frenglish??? Well that's means in that language that the movie was magical and hypnotizing
Originally Posted By TeenWerewolf1 DISNEYS' LOOSING IT . . .*cORPSE BRIDE IS AWSOME!!!! &COMING OUT ON 1/31/06!!!!!*
