- He's making the same face I'd be making.
- Johnny Depp does a really great job of just creeping me
the hell out.
♪ (upbeat intro) ♪
- (FBE) We are going to watch some Tim Burton movie clips today.
- Ooh, okay, nice.
- I love his movies that I've seen.
I've seen probably almost all of them.
He's freaking great. He's a freaking genius.
- I'm super excited. I have a Tim Burton tattoo, so...
- (FBE) You do? Let me see!
- Yeah, it's Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas
and Zero and Jack and I have a haunted mansion
tattoo on my arm.
- I have seen a couple. I could recognize it.
Everyone can recognize a Tim Burton movie,
but I'm not a number one fan, know every movie,
know every line.
- When I watch a movie, I wanna not think about reality
and with his, it's so easy.
- I have a huge appreciation for Tim Burton
and his artistic style, but also terrifies me.
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- ♪ Shake, shake, shake, Senora Shake it all the time ♪
- (singing along) ♪ Dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah ♪
I have no idea who-- I know that actor.
What do I know her from?
- Oh yeah. There she is.
(singing along) ♪ Dah na na na I believe you ♪
- I think the only reason I know this song
was because of this movie.
- Terrifying. Oh, got it.
All right. I just needed the makeup.
- (Beetlejuice) Hey. - I didn't even say it three times.
- (Beetlejuice) Sorry, didn't see you sitting there.
- What is this?
- (Beetlejuice) Women. I don't know what her problem is.
- And now we're just gonna sit here and watch the whole movie
all together.
- (FBE) You know this one? - I don't know.
Is it the Addams Family?
- No, I don't.
- It's Beetlejuice.
- Beetlejuice.
- (FBE) This is actually Beetlejuice.
- Oh, Beetlejuice. There we go.
I was like, the guy looks familiar.
- (FBE) Beetlejuice actually won the 1989 Academy Award
for best makeup. - Oh, for best makeup?
Wow. Yeah, I can tell
that they did a good job.
- Ooh, all right. I can see that.
It deserves it more than Suicide Squad.
I didn't say that.
- The Beetlejuice face, he's so instantly recognizable
and creepy and disgusting, which is great.
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (worm) This is all your fault. - What is this one?
- I love this film although it's really, really trippy
and weird.
- Yes, I read the book I think, but I don't think I ever
saw the movie.
- I like the style.
- He really didn't notice that until right now?
- (James) And look, it's the peach!
- The peach! - (James) We're going
to New York City!
- (FBE) All right, do you know this?
- No.
- It seems like they're traveling on some type of fruit.
If I were to guess, it'd be a peach
and they're on the sea, so they'd be giant
and if I just had to guess he's a nice little British boy.
He seems like his name would be James,
so if I had to guess, it'd be James and the Giant Peach.
- (ding) - Is it that?
- James and the Giant Peach?
- Is it James and the Giant Peach?
- James and the Giant Peach.
- It's James and the Giant Peach.
- Yeah, it's James and the Giant Peach.
- (FBE) Yes, this is James and the Giant Peach.
- Oh my God, I got it. What a cr--
- (FBE) The film was directed by Henry Selick and produced
by Tim Burton. This was the second time
Selick and Burton collaborated. The first was for
the Nightmare Before Christmas. - Ooh, that's cool.
All right. I didn't know that those
were so closely related. I thought it was just Tim Burton.
- This one is definitely a classic for me.
It's throwback for-- yeah, nostalgia.
- It is kinda strange, isn't it? That we all call it
Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas.
Even this one, I thought was Tim Burton.
I didn't even think it was Selick.
- James and the Giant Peach was another movie I watched
constantly as a kid. I have no idea why.
I don't remember who put it on, but I watched it
all the time.
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- And there's Johnny Depp, who's in a lot of his movies.
- Oh yeah. This'll probably be one
that some people don't get.
- (man) Who's there?
- (hooves walking)
- All right, already terrified.
- What's the name of that guy? It's the headless horseman,
but his tale has a name.
- Oh [bleep], run, dude, run.
- Dude, that's so terrifying. I can't imagine being
in that situation.
- (FBE) So, do you know this one?
- No, I don't think I've seen it at all.
- No, I've never even seen clips from that.
That's completely new footage to me.
- Unless the title is Headless Horseman,
then I don't know it.
- It's Sleepy Hollow, right?
- Sleepy Hollow.
- Yeah, this is Sleepy Hollow.
- Sleepy Hollow! Sleepy Hollow.
Got it.
- (FBE) This movie is called Sleepy Hollow.
- Oh, okay.
- I've heard of it, but I just wouldn't
have put two and two together.
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- ♪ (carnival music) ♪
- Huh.
- Okay, there's always gotta be a creepy circus movie.
- What is this? I've seen it.
- Is that Ewan McGregor? Hello there.
- (narrator) And I met mine, almost.
- I think I know what this is. Oh, I do, I do, I do.
- (narrator) Time stops, and that's true.
- Ooh. [Bleep].
You guys stumped me.
- (FBE) You know this one? - No.
- No, I have no idea.
- Nope, never seen that movie before.
- No.
- This is Big Fish, I think.
- (FBE) This one's called Big Fish.
- Big Fi-- oh, Big Fish.
I know I listened to the soundtrack of it before,
but I've never seen the movie.
- I kinda wanna see it. I mean, I've seen almost
every other one. How could I have missed that one?
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- Oh, oh my God. I know this one.
- Okay, yeah. This one is Edward Scissorhands,
right? Or is it not?
- Johnny Deep does a really great job of just creeping me
the hell out.
- ♪ In the light my friend ♪
- This is such a good musical.
- You know, for someone who's a barber,
he threw a lot of people in the oven.
Spoiler alert.
- (FBE) You know this one? - The characters look familiar,
but no, I don't.
- Sweeney Todd.
- It's Sweeney Todd.
- Sweeney Todd?
- Sweeney Todd. The something barber
of something something.
- Yeah, it's Sweeney Todd, Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
- (FBE) This is Sweeney Todd. - Sweeney Todd.
Okay, yeah. I feel like I've seen that
a long time ago, but man.
I wouldn't have guessed it though.
- I remember watching that for the first time
and I was l like, "It's a musical and it's
all about people being cooked into pies
and this barber who slits people's throats?
Sign me up."
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- Oh, I remember this one, too.
- Oh, this is...
- See, the animation in his movies are cute, but creepy.
- Yeah, this is his defining style.
- He's making the same face I'd be making.
- That's terrifying. No.
- (bride) I do. - I love that movie so much.
- (FBE) Do you know this one? - Is it a Nightmare
Before Christmas or is it not?
- Something of a bride? Bride Corpse?
Bride Corpse? Corpse Bride.
- Is it Corpse Bride?
- Yes, that is the Corpse Bride.
- Corpse Bride, obviously.
- It's Corpse Bride.
- (FBE) This is Corpse Bride. - Ah man.
I should've known.
- (FBE) Corpse bride was the first stop motion movie
to be shot digitally. Both Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory and the Corpse Bride essentially entered production
at the same time, so Tim Burton, Johnny Depp,
Helena Bonham Carter, Christopher Lee,
and composer Danny Elfman all worked on the films
simultaneously. - Oh wow, that's a lot of work,
but they both came out great.
- Do they all just live together? I don't understand.
They're spending so many hours a day with the same people.
How do they not just-- I mean, I guess that's why
they get married to each other.
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- Oh yeah.
- Okay this is Edward Scissorhands for sure.
- Imagine you look over, just...
- How do you not see him?
- Oh my God. I remember this scene.
- (woman screams) - Oh, a water bed.
Ha, ha, ha.
- Oh, it's a water bed.
I forget that water beds were a thing.
- (FBE) Do you know this one? - No, I don't know that one.
- That is Edward Scissorhands.
- It's Edward Scissorhands.
- Edward Scissorhands.
- Yeah, that's Edward Scissorhands.
- Edward Scissorhands.
- From Edward Scissorhands, starring Johnny Depp,
directed by Tim Burton.
- (FBE) This is Edward Scissorhands.
- Okay, okay. I was gonna say that at first,
but I don't know if that was the one or not.
- He makes a lot of iconic movies,
I feel like, timeless movies that people just watch forever.
- I think it's very impressive that these movies were all
created across the span of many years
and they all have such a unique style
that you can pin to one person. I think that's such a cool
artistic tone to be able to just have a theme
and stick to it with any story. That's so impressive.
- ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
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