How come stop-motion movies like this are so damn rare? I mean there's still Nightmare Before Christmas but Corpse Bride is far superior story.
Corpse Bride
Zachary Howard
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Xavier Brooks
Because it isn't the kind of movie that focus groups or marketing teams would create. It requires trusting a human to follow their inspiration, which is becoming increasingly rare.
Ryder Taylor
Making them is not easy you know
But I'm glad Laika still exists
Liam Rogers
Burton always makes good shit when he's not tied down by studios intervening, which sadly hasn't been in a long while. We need another Corpse Bride/Scissor hands/Beetlejuice style film where he just makes what he wants instead of being contracted by Disney or whoever for le spooky reboot
Landon Kelly
Tim Burton is one of the few filmmakers who still cares about stop motion
too bad he mostly makes movies for
disney now, and modern disney has this magic of suckling out talent from every person they work with, even Burton and Raimi couldn't escape it
Zachary Rogers
Hopefuly Wednesday will be good
Christian Murphy
Studios like to be able to run movies past focus groups and change scenes as they please. A stop motion movie has to be planned out and takes enough time that you can't do a bunch of reshoots because a producer thinks it's a good idea.
Like Disney seems to budget their movies now with the expectation that there will always be reshoots of some sort or to change scenes with cgi. It's why they do all the green screen, they can change tons of shit in scenes a lot easier now.
Ethan Gutierrez
Lol don't hold your fucking breath
Jaxson Garcia
Stop motion is extremely hard and time consuming to make so only passionate film makers would ever want to attempt it in the first place. As we know, Hollywood is not full of passionate film makers.
Mason Morris
>How come stop-motion movies like this are so damn rare?
Because stop-motion is the medium of masochists and madmen.
Landon Brown
>see that there is a new Henry Selick kino coming out
>get excited
>see it's co-written by Jordan Peele
>hope it's not going to be about niggers and wyte ppl are le bad
>see teaser clip
>mfw
Nolan Peterson
coraline is better than corpse bride
Colton Barnes
>A stop motion movie has to be planned out and takes enough time that you can't do a bunch of reshoots because a producer thinks it's a good idea.
this is the main reason most of them are really good.
Zachary Cooper
they are rare because it takes a shitton of work and skill....
anyway watch coraline if you have not already and maybe get some console emulator and play neverhood and skull monkeys
Carter Taylor
also mary and max.... but you have to be in the mood... its kinda deperessing
Connor Hughes
Nothing from that clip indicates that it’s going to be about yt peepol bad.
It may be, but the teaser doesn’t show it.
William Diaz
I'm surprised Burton isn't doing a Batman 3, given the return of Michael Keaton and Tobey Maguire/Andrew Garfield and the demand for sequels with them proves there's a market for that kind of thing.
Nicholas Allen
>Burton always makes good shit when he's not tied down by studios intervening, which sadly hasn't been in a long while. We need another Corpse Bride/Scissor hands/Beetlejuice
big fish and sweeny todd have also been pretty good imo
Noah Ortiz
Corpse bride had way more neat scenery and better tunes. Coraline was fine
Luke Edwards
Laika comes out with a new film every couple years, user.
Jack Morgan
Mad God. Look it up on YouTube