Timothy Walter Burton( abbreviated Tim Burton or Burton) is a famous American film director and producer who has more than 30 artworks on his account.
The rating includes the best films by Tim Barton, the list of which is presented below.
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Planet of the Apes 2001
"Planet of the Apes" ( 2001) opens the top 10 best works of the American director. In a fantastic action movie describes the events of the future, taking place in 2029.Leo Davidson teaches primates to control space ships. One of the monkeys can not cope with the control and carries it to a spatio-temporal tunnel. Leo rushes to the rescue, but the same fate befalls him. There is a temporary jump, and he finds himself on an unknown planet, where he is captured as a monkey. This is a completely different civilization, where ordinary chimpanzees have enslaved people and keep them in confinement. The task of Leo is to uphold the rights of mankind and free people from captivity.
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Big eyes 2014
Big eyes ( 2014) is ninth in the list of Tim Burton's best films. The artistic picture is based on real events and narrates about the popular artist Margaret Keane, who created a new direction in art called pop art. The story begins with the appearance of the unknown artist Walter Keane, who makes a real sensation in the world of art with his pioneering works. Connoisseurs of painting admire a new genius, and no one has any idea that the real author of all paintings is Walter's wife. The pseudo artist begins to overflow with vanity, and he forces his wife to write more and more pictures. Tired of such a life, Margaret decides to leave her husband and sue him, accusing him of fraud.
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Batman returns 1992
"Batman Returns" ( 1992) is one of the best works of Tim Barton. Batman is a reliable keeper of the city of Gotham, over which hangs another threat in the face of the vile Penguin and Catwoman. The penguin, once abandoned by his parents and released from the sewers, begins to struggle for power with the Cat-Woman. The penguin marks the place of the mayor of Gotham, and the Catwoman tries to avenge her death. Acquainted with Batman, she gets sympathetic towards him. On the one hand, they are absolute opposites, and on the other very similar, and the reasons why the characters hide their true faces are also close.
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Gloomy shadows 2012 year
"Gloomy shadows" ( 2012) takes the seventh line in the list of the best films by Tim Barton. The main character of the film Barnabas Collins is an incorrigible heartthrob and rich man who owns the estate of Collinwood. His new "victim" is Angelica Boshar, who is a hereditary witch. He breaks the sorceress heart, and she decides to brutally revenge him, turning Barton into a vampire and burying him alive. It takes two centuries and a doomed vampire accidentally released from the crypt. He returns to the modern world, which is very different from the old one. The hero goes to his estate, and instead finds the ruins and miserable descendants of his family.
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Alice in Wonderland 2010 year
"Alice in Wonderland" ( 2010) is on the list of the best art pictures taken by Tim Burton. In the center of the plot is a nineteen-year-old girl named Alisa, whose life changes overnight. She escapes from a party organized in her honor, and is on the lawn. What was the girl's surprise when she noticed a huge rabbit dressed in a jacket. She rushes for the wondrous creature across the lawn. Rabbit runs away from Alice and falls into a huge rabbit hole. The heroine, without hesitation, jumps after him and finds himself in a magical land. Here she is waited by miracles and acquaintance with magical creatures at every step.
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Charlie and the chocolate factory 2005 year
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" ( 2005) takes the fifth place in Tim Burton's list of the best films. The very eccentric owner of the fairy-tale chocolate factory, Willy Wonka, announces that a magical place can be visited by five children who will find tickets in chocolate bars. One of the lucky ones is the boy Charlie from a poor family. Together with his grandfather, he goes to the fairy world of sweets, where he is waiting for unexpected acquaintances with animals that can speak, and incredible adventures. At the end of the journey, Wonka must choose the winner and hand him the grand prize.
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The corpse of the bride 2005
The corpse of the bride ( 2005) is one of Tim Burton's best animated works nominated for an Oscar. The cartoon describes the events taking place in one of the European villages in the 19th century. The protagonist Victor is in the underworld, where he is dragged by the forces of darkness. He is forcibly forced to marry the bride's corpse, although the real narrowed Victoria is waiting for him in the living world. Existence in the realm of the dead is much more interesting and exciting. But, despite this, Victor wants to go back, because he loves Victoria and is not ready to exchange it for any good.
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Large fish 2003 year
"Big Fish" ( 2003) reveals the top three films created by Tim Barton. The plot is based on the same novel by Daniel Wallace. The protagonist of the film tries to learn as much as possible about his father, who is on his deathbed. He collects stories related to him, recreating a whole picture of the life of the parent. As a result, the ups and downs in the fate of a dying person appear in a very unexpected foreshortening.
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Edward Scissorhands 1990
"Edward Scissorhands" ( 1990) takes second place in the rating of Tim Burton's best films. The old scientist creates an artificial man and gives him the name Edward, but does not manage to complete his creation to the end and dies. A creature, created in the image of a man, becomes doomed to a lonely existence in a dilapidated house where the professor lived. But getting to know a woman who felt sorry for an artificial person and took him to live with her, completely changes his life. Edward fully knows what love and hostility are. People are not ready to accept an ugly creation and put it on the same level as a person.
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Sleepy Hollow 1999
Sleepy Hollow ( 1999) tops Tim Burton's list of the best films. The picture describes the events of 1799, taking place in New York. The protagonist Ichabod Crane is sent to a mystical place full of mysteries - Sleepy Hollow. There he will have to investigate the ongoing murders here. Local residents claim that the victims are killed by the headless rider, whom he beheads. All the dead are found without a head. Crane is pessimistic about stories about a mystical rider. But the longer he is in this place, the more he begins to make sure of the authenticity of the legend. The protagonist will have to understand the motives of the murders committed by the rider from the other world and end the atrocities committed.
