Big Eyes Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Tim Burton, Amy Adams Movie HD

[@nikkicastle3423]

this is probably the most realistic and normal movie Tim Burton has ever made I can't tell if that's a good thing or a bad

[@SnarkyCharms]

Ed Wood was pretty normal. Well, normal considering that Ed Wood was a very strange person

[@nikkicastle3423]

What I mean is this doesn't feel like a Tim Burton film. It does not have his signature style that we love

[@SnarkyCharms]

True. There is some surrealism though. With Amy Adams seeing the large eyes on a person

[@nikkicastle3423]

Kind of I guess

[@dkmb5235]

SnarkyCharms its real...not surrealism...all the actors have big eyes with make-up to enhance.

[@wingspantt]

Holy shit, a Tim Burton movie without Johnny Depp or Helena Bonham Carter?!

[@giovanni2101]

I KNOW RIGHT!?!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?!?!??!!!? (i like Johnny Depp though)

[@ljjgbkdp1607]

he casted his children.........

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

Sam Konkel Danny Elfman is a very close friend of Tim Burton

[@RoseBudpony1]

it's been that way before, so?

[@sylviajacobs31]

There’s quite a lot without him

[@MikeeYowee]

Another possible Oscar nomination for Amy Adams but probably lose again. She's the female version of Leonardo DiCaprio.

[@cheesecakelasagna]

Or the Meryl Streep of her generation.

[@Rodela732]

I say the same thing

[@dutyy6199]

She is the female version of Amy Adams

[@sanjayror]

She won gold globe for this role

[@claramackenzie1807]

You should watch catch me if you can, Amy Adams and Leonardo DiCaprio are both in it : )

[@Garl_Vinland]

"So who is the artist?" Johnny Depp: IT IS I!!! *Bursts from canvas*

[@lepidocrocitequartz4395]

XD

[@Jormyyy]

Go back to the Vally of Defilement Garl. Astraea needs you

[@Garl_Vinland]

I'm... seeing my father and my sister Selen for the Holidays.

[@joanamariya4792]

amazing!! laughing so hardXD

[@JuliannaFashionland]

Okay you win!

[@MRS.TRIPLE-A321]

My boyfriend, his brother, and I saw this on Christmas Day when it came out. Unbroken was sold out and we didn't want to waste the drive so saw this instead. We LOVED it.

[@klawis]

I love this film. The internal conflict in the characters is so great and it showcased man vs man, man vs himself, and man vs society.

[@ozdigg9254]

forgot the woman did you?

[@JT-xh1ih]

It honestly kills me to read all of the comments with people ripping on Tim. I've grown up watching his films and enjoying his art and (yes!) collaborations with the people he works well with and enjoys the company. In my mind he's a genius.

[@jackfischer5153]

Alot of stupid people out there

[@mbsdx]

The trailer just told me the whole story... thank you very much

[@EmilieLeTrangere]

since this is based on a real event, then technically any amount of research on her tells you the story. sooooo, your point ... ?

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

DarkLightAvenger * His point is that he's an ignorant, uneducated buffoon who doesn't know much, but doesn't want it to show, so he's trying to make himself look clever by saying, "I'm so smart that I can figure out anything in just a couple of minutes." All these people who say they know the whole story - if you asked them about how this story was resolved in court, they won't know.

[@mbsdx]

Andrew St. Clair My point is that Tim Burton is the most overrated filmmaker ever, and he completely missed the point of a trailer, which is getting a taste of the movie not TELLING THE FUCKING STORY, from the trailer I can say without doing any research, that this will be a story about a lonely,divorced awkward artist, who moves to a big town, meets this charming man, falls in love, gets married, his weird paintings are a success, his husband takes the credit for them, they start living a dream life, she gets jealous and wants credit, they fight, they both start losing their mind and go to court, you're right I don't know the final veredict of the court, but from this trailer I honestly couldn't give less fucks, have a nice day.

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

Mauricio Berlanga Your point was that Tim Burton is the missed overrated filmmaker ever? When the hell was that ever the point, Here's your first post, stupid. "The trailer just told me the whole story... thank you very much" Nowhere in there did you mention Tim Burton, and certainly nothing about him as a filmmaker. You just pulled that bit out of your ass. And congratulations. The trailer has revealed to you what anybody with a little bit of knowledge about anything would know. All the trailer did was catch you up to what smart people already knew. I'm glad that you said you didn't know the verdict of the trial, because that also demonstrates that you don't know how the trial went down as well. In fact, if I hadn't mentioned it, you wouldn't have even known there was a trial. So, you're going to pretend to be smart and claim that you know the whole thing now, but you don't. You're an uneducated buffoon.

[@mbsdx]

Andrew St. Clair They're in a courtroom at 2:01 you shithead, I'm not a dumbass fanboy like you, thank you very much.

[@madisonthehammer2459]

Great film! I lost faith in Tim Burton for a while but this was really a fantastic movie. I'm an artist myself and I can not imagine doing all that hard work to have somebody claim it as their own!

[@olabisikuku2356]

Yeah, I know. I would hate if I spent a lot of hard work on something and someone took all the credit for it and I got nothing and no one knew it was me.

[@LexiSteinberg]

My Uncle is the writer and producer of this movie (Scott Alexander) and I must say this movie is a must see! I have seen it multiple times and just keeps getting better!

[@Stoneman180190]

A Tim burton movie without Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp and Alan Rickman

[@annie_babie]

+Jeremy Montanez shut up

[@pentagorean2861]

+Jeremy Montanez Of course he's odd! He's known for that dumbass.

[@tibbsdailyday2611]

+Jeremy Montanez i agreed with dark shadow, but i love willy wonka

[@tibbsdailyday2611]

+Jeremy Montanez i agreed with dark shadow, but i love willy wonka

[@saram6626]

+Kawaii Waifu lmao agreed with you on that one

[@erica2912]

Christoph Waltz made me hate him sooo much in this movie

[@warhamster07]

+Erica Eng such a good actor. but he is also amusing in his hateful ways.

[@Huifen9990]

+warhamster07 He's got all these little gestures in every single role that he's played, such a terrific actor, love his performances especially in QT's movies.

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

Erica hey, he has too Oscars

[@dkied1419]

Watch Django Unchained and you’ll love him

[@FN_Kibs]

That last scene gave me chills as the lady who asked the question appeared to have big eyes and is a sort of figurative way of expressing the artist's threshold for the lie, I'm 18 by the way I saw all of this in one scene

[@obsceneartist]

Tim Burton is a brilliant dramatic director! He hasn't really done this kind of drama since Big Fish! So excited!

[@netty4]

Awesome

[@netty4]

Awesome like to see big eyes

[@Snow16.]

The movie is very good and Amy did a magnificent job, she deserves this year an oscar.She was fantastic..

[@alc4117]

seriously a court scene to prove who's the liar...have her paint a painting....case close

[@toney1023]

That's what the court did.

[@hunterhelms1022]

Her husband wouldn't do it because he said his arm hurt or something like that.....so the case took a very long time to close

[@wimpy458]

Yeah back then no one really gave a shit about women. They believed the man of course, and all the excuses he told the court. Its just how things were even though women did have rights. Oh humans. Lol

[@jamesfinch895]

Except it’s not that simple. Real art isn’t something you just bang out.

[@Lilithly]

@@jamesfinch895 but it was that simple.

[@xpanse]

Congrats people! Here's another movie which you don't have to watch 'cos they decided to give the whole story away in the trailer.

[@leavemealone5268]

Uh well, it's a true story.... you don't really need to see it to know the story anyway.

[@robertpaulhill8745]

I've stopped watching movie trailers for this simple fact..it seems now they share way too much..and even very crucial plot twists...Why? The mystery of movies is what makes them exciting.

[@jmeckel1z]

It is a true story, you can read up on this anywhere

[@nicksimons7391]

Robert Hill Gotta hate those plop twists.

[@MeganQueenBee]

I saw this yesterday and there is so many plot twists and funny moments. I would definitely recommend it.

[@CZsWorld]

1:07 just about sums it up.

[@CherryDarlingno1]

For those who aren't familiar with Burton's early work, his best films have always been the simplest with a touch of fantasy, I'll be honest his recent work isn't all that good, but this one represents his origins and for those who know his origins will understand.

[@ETBrooD]

Very good 2 minute 30 second movie, I enjoyed it! Is there a sequel?

[@crono_digger]

i see what u did there xD

[@johnny1303ification]

An then people check there smart phones to see what happened in her life an you know the whole story. Reading about her took another couple of minutes. So yeah you're rite. Great movie. Thanks KZbin and Wikipedia lmao.

[@mwk89]

you realize this is based off a true story, right? story's already out there

[@crono_digger]

but there are people who haven't heard of the story and would like to know by watching the movie.. other than that, what's the point?

[@tomfleming4777]

Salah Al-Bloushi Well, everyone knew the story of the Titanic before they made a movie of it so what was the point of making that movie and it's one of the highest grossing movies of all time,

[@yulialopez3812]

With your big eyes, and your big lies

[@artaz2171]

good one

[@vareeha]

it's actually a quote from the titlesong

[@hayleymarie4209]

Lana 👏🏻👌🏻

[@Walrussnor]

I thought this was going to be a horror movie.

[@lessernine13]

i lovr yoir name and your pfp omg

[@lessernine13]

+BVBFan Forever your* love*

[@gelinegalvez3865]

same 😂

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

It was kinda creepy when everyone's eyes looked big when she was imagining it...

[@mkon29]

it is. psychologically 😔

[@christinacrockett]

here cause Lana

[@edenspeaks6095]

Tim Burton has been my favorite director for a long time and Lana has been my favorite singer for a long time too. I heard about Lana singing 2 songs in a film and I wanted to see the movie. As I found out it was a Tim Burton movie I freaked out, having 2 of my favorites in one movie is incredible. After I watched it I saw an interview Lana did where she talked about working with Tim on the movie. But, this movie is great

[@brunocarrillo410]

@@edenspeaks6095 great

[@ricardoduarte9591]

Me too!!❤

[@ammitthedevourerofsouls]

Billy Joel all for Lena? The people doing this are the biblical asps you need the BOGDANOFF TWINS for that. The who let the dogs out? It was the biblical asps they're going back to Tartarus.

[@allybelair]

People are so rude. Burton is a fantastic storyteller, just because his movies are your cup of tea doesn't mean they aren't someone else's. Learn to look at different perspectives and stop practicing ethnocentrism on such an unnecessarily level.

[@2sense110]

I love this movie the dialogue is amazing And also the predicament they find themselves in and the choices they have to make whether they put themselves in that predicament or not

[@fla8623]

I really love the concept of big eyes. I can't believe that this was the inspiration for many cartoons and anime.

[@MikeIzzle_]

This is easily one of my favorite movies. If you’re on the fence, I 100% recommend!

[@TXFDA]

I have to wonder, would it be that hard to win in court? Give them both a canvas, paints, and paint brushes, and have them paint. The one that can actually DO it wins.

[@dreamlandnightmare]

TXF That's exactly what happened.

[@TXFDA]

***** Oh. Well.. There ya go. I should be a lawyer.

[@dreamlandnightmare]

TXF No, because being a lawyer is all about manipulating/obfuscating the evidence to support the respective side's case. It's not about getting to the truth.

[@SrWho1234]

+dreamlandnightmare Dude, put a spoiler alert or something in your comment ;-;

[@CasperSupertramp]

+Chaz Brangwin It's no spoiler if it happened in real life...

[@TheGreatResist]

Can't wait to listen to Lana Del Rey's songs.

[@aarivera6534]

Yes!!!

[@kwames.8411]

AA Rivera Only reason why am watching the movie

[@tinad3128]

I've always loved these paintings! I never knew there was such drama behind them. This looks great.

[@kxmode]

Margaret Keane became a Jehovah's Witness. When she learned what the bible teaches her paintings changed from sad children with big eyes to very happy children with big eyes. Where as her previous paintings depicted sad children in sad places and settings, her new paintings featured happy children in happy places and settings. I really hope Burton hasn't left this out of the movie. Becoming a Jehovah's Witness is a pivotal moment in her life and career, and a major reason why her paintings took on a happier, brighter style. It reflected her feelings.

[@sabrinacook2247]

It is in the movie

[@RCThis]

I love the JW people

[@kxmode]

@@RCThis So does Jehovah 😊

[@Nonyabiz_]

I was scrolling through the comments to look for one JW related.

[@popbabyface22]

I'm seeing a different side of Amy Adams and it's a great one. She's such a great actor and I'm excited to see this movie!

[@Rae3642]

Finally, a Tim Burton movie that doesn't have Johnny Depp or Helena Bonham Carter in it. Don't get me wrong, they're both amazing actors, but them being in every Tim Burton movie together was getting old.

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

Finally? One came out two years ago. I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't see it though. Nobody goes to see good movies anymore.

[@Technochick95]

I'm actually so pumped up for this movie! Tim Burton is one of my favourite directors (I can't believe all the comments giving him hell) and Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams are amaing actors. Bring it on!

[@RowanMerewood]

I feel like I just watched the whole movie in 2:30 minutes, spoilers and all. Guess I can cross off that for a potential cinema trip. :(

[@Lawnie08]

well seeing how it is based off of true events duh you would know about it. It's not about plot twists but portrayals and how it comes off. That's how movies based off of true events usually are and its not that big of a deal you are making it out to be

[@tdog1million]

What do you do, live under a rock so you can see a movie? Don't watch trailers if that's the case. It's that simple.

[@saifblade]

I saw this movie last night and loved it. I never saw the trailer before, now after I've seen the movie I'm checking it out and this trailer really does spoil a lot of elements of the movie. Yeah, it might be a true story, but it's not well known, I think people will enjoy this movie more if they don't watch this trailer.

[@infowazz]

wow 2:30 minutes and you think it shows the whole 2 hour movie. hmmmmm

[@marcuno3286]

***** oh

[@sonjadelbello]

This is a great movie, from start to finish your eyes won’t leave the screen 👍

[@Zavob]

Trailers are made for us, the audience, to wonder what is going to happen in the film... Not to see the whole film in 2.30min.

[@KazumiKiguma]

+Gema Zavala No, they're not, they're for us to see what we're in for with a film. This basically a biography on a real life event, just made more dramatic. There is no suspense of "OH MY GOD I WONDER WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN" because it actually did happen. Just like not all movies are the same, not all trailers should be the same for all movies, and for a movie like this, it's kind of hard to portray suspense for something like this without just not giving enough information. This is a trailer to tell us this is a retelling of a real life story, it's not a trailer that works for many films that actually need that suspense, but in this case, a case where we're a simple google search of the artist's name away from seeing what happened, it's not that bad.

[@TiagoAMGomes]

Is Tim Burton really back to making good movies? I hope so...

[@headbangerdnb]

If this trailer is any indication of his new work, then I hope not. He hasn't made a single solid good movie since Batman Returns. He's had a few alright movies here and there since, but nothing that even compares to his Beetlejuice days.

[@Leeny53369]

***** Tim Burton is an amazing director

[@addz]

DenOfWhasps What have you made? Yes it is a stupid question. Not as stupid as your comment though.

[@kami791]

Edward Scissorhands??

[@runwayqueen2307]

DenOfWhasps corpse bride was great.

[@giarose4069]

I love tim burton directed movies. They are so gothic and beautiful.

[@BurakAltan91]

Christopher Waltz is good actor

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

Burak Altan of course, he's won two Oscars

[@leesullivan2914]

Burak Altan he's a brilliant actor Inglorious Bastards and Django Unchained he was stunning.

[@nikolleapaza6859]

Lo Amo

[@tomhulce852]

@@TaylorKnightCosplay Daniel Day Lewis won three, though.

[@panej21]

My great grandma used to have one of these paintings at her home and it used to creep out my mom when she went to visit

[@hey-zel]

This movie is amazing it deserves to win some golden globe awards and if nominated for an Oscar deserves to win that too!!! It's well done!

[@arlettapen5450]

The movie is beautiful and Amy Adams is brilliant in her portrayal of Margaret Keane. She should get an Oscars for this. Like to watch all the movies on boxxy software it has even adult content and everything is for free.

[@RainbowBacon100]

This movie looks amazing, I can't wait to see it! Tim is hands down my favorite movie director, he's brilliant!

[@jasmynjacobs9564]

Here because of Lana Del Rey

[@tjc3897]

Same

[@krexyay3886]

same

[@mehhdiaa]

+Selena Lavigne same

[@ivona.becher]

samee

[@toriwhitehurst1565]

Same

[@mikewhite6138]

I'm glad Tim Burton is actually starting to put some effort back into his films.

[@ysoof1998]

Yeah because he put no efforts at all into working for months and months on Alice In Wonderland, Dark Shadows and Frankenweeni!

[@hunterhelms1022]

Douchebag

[@mikewhite6138]

ysoof groof Tim Burton is a great director, Ed Wood is one of the best films ever made, easily. But over the past decade he's mainly done big budget adaptations like Alice in Wonderland and Dark Shadows and both of those were really lousy films. His dark spirally visuals have become cliched and lazy, he's a visionary but after a while his movies just start to blend together. This looks new, it looks like a Burton film but it doesn't have Johnny Depp or the worn out visuals.I'm happy he's doing something remotely new, that's all.

[@mikewhite6138]

Hunter Helms Have you seen Alice in Wonderland, it was pretty crappy. He's making a movie that doesn't necessarily fit his already established Tim Burton motifs, that doesn't just cater to the Hot Topic crowd. It's take effort to not just rest on your laurels, it's daring and once upon time Burton was a visionary daring director, I'd like to see him be that again.

[@PotterPointFilms]

Mike White I've seen it several times. I'm such a huge Tim Burton fan that even Alice and Dark Shadows are my guilty pleasures! Really, AIW is creative in it's visuals but for me that's it! If it wasn't for the Lewis Carroll source material, I'd say that the many plot points of Burton's Alice makes little to no sense.....

[@aam5299]

This looks really good, Amy can pull off literally any role, love her!

[@makaylaemery9974]

After listening to the one and only Lana Del Rey's song for this movie, I had an image in my head that it would be like a cartoon sorta movie, like Coraline ('Kids' movie but kinda scary).

[@sendmemeshoney336]

coraline was hella scary XDDD but i also imagined the movie to be like that

[@juliopena6299]

I cried when I watched the movie😢😢😢😢😢omg Chilllllzzzz

[@lezuh2247]

me too :'v

[@XxshamangirlxX]

Makayla Emery Me too. Lowkey disappointed...

[@jenn.love18]

omg Coraline!!! 😲 loved that movie so much!!!! scary lol

[@gailalcantara4492]

Amy Adams has the kind of beauty of an actress in the Golden Age of Hollywood.

[@temporarymomentary]

True Tim Burton is back. Finally no Johnny Depp or Helena Bonham Carter ! Yes ! Big Fish was his best movie.

[@victorwilliams8853]

in love with your profile picture

[@dennyluvsdilfs]

is your profile pic evil dead by any chance ?

[@dhyc777]

I've known her artworks since the 90's, just didn't know she went through so much just to be known as the true artist to her artworks...

[@mellobear1989]

I'm not even joking. My mom, aunt and Uncle had 'big eyed' pictures back in the 60s. And my Mother named one Julie. She used to talk to it every night and when they moved out of the house they lived out of the house they lived in my Mom said Julie doesn't want to be moved or she'll be extremely upset. To this day my family claims that the grass in the picture where Julie stood grew. So she was left on the wall. I'm going to watch this movie just so I can see if the 'Julie' painting is there.

[@micahdelrey6205]

Wow! This is a great story! Thanks for sharing.

[@mellobear1989]

My mother always liked creepy stuff. Also as a child she played in the the attic and talked to a picture of an old man. My Grandma would tell her to come down and she said that Bill likes company. On Halloween a neighbor kid was going as the mister peanut guy so my grandma went upstairs to the attic to get a cane. My mom freaked out and said don't take it because Bill will get angry. He doesn't want his things touched. Later on my grandma was talking to the landlord and asked who owned the apartment before him. He said it was a guy named Bill. My mom also smelled like cigar smoke and Bill smoked.

[@kaiserglory8289]

Very nice movie, I can't believe she held on to that secret for so long!

[@1americanidol11]

This movie looks absolutely incredible!! I had no idea the story behind these paintings; I have one in my room and I think it is just the cutest thing! I cannot wait until this movie comes out!!

[@StormyLynn724]

GREAT MOVIE! Have seen many times and will watch again! 👍✌️

[@mauriciopenaranda1043]

There are two outcomes for this movie: a. Great movie and 10/10 b. Oscar bait Lets see which one it is.

[@CharismaStrategies]

Probably Oscar bait. I bet the only good thing about this move is going to be Amy Adams. Other than that I probably wouldn't even give it the time of day.

[@TheOminousFlareShow]

Implying that a movie can't be both.

[@CharismaStrategies]

***** Nah, again, just going by experience and the fact that I'm very aware of the directors movies. Like I said, I don't talk shit, I go by what I have seen previously. It will only be great because of Amy, not because of Tim Burton's ability to direct. pretty much common knowledge.

[@TheOminousFlareShow]

Nostalgic_Chaos Actually, I was referring to +Mauricio Peñaranda's statement - so yes, you were in fact talking shit. :)

[@CharismaStrategies]

***** You = Past.

[@spencer2596]

I'm glad Amy Adams is expanding her role finally

[@patrickseamusnoonan]

My mother has several of her paintings... she got them in Hawaii and actually met her

[@PaintDanceLive]

I can't wait to see this compelling story of Margaret Keane! Tim Burton's spin will be quite interesting to see, big fan of his work & Amy Adams is a fave :)

[@spillheart8822]

Yay a movie wear witnesses are actually being portrayed as the good people they are

[@SapphireNotBlue]

The moment I saw Amy Adams' name, I know this shall be a great movie!!

[@eballezza]

Ah, it's like that Simpson's episode when Marge learns carpentry, but Homer takes credit. Very good.

[@waltermanson999]

I'm so glad this movie shed light on this issue. I probably would never have learned the story behind this art without it !

[@a.s.alfred9975]

Big Eyes seems like a wonderful film. I am expecting that the movie should get nomination in categories such as Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Best Costume Design. Best Picture still seems impossible for the movie. Best Original Screenplay high chances. In Best Actress category Amy Adams will get nomination. But the chances for her to win is less as soon as Julianne Moore show up with Still Alice this year. In Best Supporting Actor category Christoph Waltz has very less chances since its overcrowded year for that category. And the Best Costume Design got a bit chances for nomination.

[@leavemealone5268]

I still believe that Rosamund Pike has a real shot at the Oscars. Let's see how that pans out though when the nominations come out.

[@a.s.alfred9975]

Leavemea Lone Are you serious about this. Rosamund Pike facing a serious competition from much more potential performance from Jennifer Anniston in Cake and Julianne Moore from Still Alice. And even Amy Adams considered as Oscar winner this year for her performance in Big Eyes

[@peeweecoco]

Looks like Amy Adams just won so.....

[@leavemealone5268]

A.S Alfred Yep, seen all of those movies and still believe Rosamund Pike put up an incredible performance that at least deserves some recognition.

[@leavemealone5268]

A.S Alfred OOOO and I just noticed the oscar nominations- Nominated for best actress in a leading role: ROSAMUND PIKE. See, she's right next to Jennifer Aniston and amy a- OOOOO.... WAIT. They're not on there. Whoops. Awkward.

[@bloodysteel6429]

This brought Tim Burton back for me in a big way! Beautiful movie!

[@nickjjismyhusband]

Saw it today! AN AMAZING story and film. Definitely an Oscar Winning performance for Amy Adams.

[@moofushu]

It looks good shooting it set in the 50's. Some of us want to take a short vacation and go back into the past. This movie does it perfectly. Bravo.

[@Adamdow95]

Amy Adams should've been Oscar-nominated for this movie and also for Arrival. She deserves an Oscar it aint fair.

[@thecannablissbruja]

omg i'm so hype to see something so unique and different come out. this is something i've totally been waiting for

[@themegagamesgamer]

I LOVE Christoph Waltz. One of my favorite actors right now and this looks like another Oscar win for him!

[@paulmcelwee5819]

This movie was amazing! Not normally something I would watch but glad I did...Amy Adams gave an Oscar worthy performance

[@megoco411]

Anybody who bullies and dominates anyone is a horror movie

[@MariaRodriguez-is1ew]

Tim burtom Again with your magic in movies! Amy Adams is amazing... I can't wait

[@lauralicesoares4186]

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[@lauralicesoares4186]

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[@Gurianthe]

finally a Tim Burton movie that is not a dark remake of something that didn't need to be remade, and finally a Tim Burton movie with colors other than black

[@mirtauric9440]

2:13 snapchat filters went wrong

[@angelofcringe2995]

oh my gosh, no one laughed!

[@penneycason9269]

I learnt big eyes drawings. I can still. Love her heart and work ❣️

[@LukeLovesRose]

Holy shit. Is Tim Burton actually trying to be a legitimate filmmaker??

[@PotterPointFilms]

I believe he tried that once with a movie called Ed Wood and it paid off a great deal!

[@LukeLovesRose]

PotterPointFilms I know. But, this actually feels even more legit than that.

[@666Barbaro]

you clearly haven't seen Big Fish

[@LukeLovesRose]

666Barbaro I did and it was just as insane as any other Tim Burton film.

[@bridievinn]

I have no idea what you mean by this making him more 'legitimate'

[@kristoffbjorgman3017]

May I introduce the new Tim Burton duo: Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz. I would be ecstatic about that because I love them both so much hahaha. Seeing this today. Can't wait!

[@_BenJaminCroft_]

Osamu Tezuka,, aka God of Manga, was the FIRST one to start implementing the "big eyes" into an art form. He's best known for Astro Boy and Kimba the White Lion, Tezuka was instrumental in developing Japanese animation and modern manga comics. As a result he ultimately changed the aspect of an entire culture and created a bold new and original style of art.

[@awkwardguy8238]

But big eyes wasn't inspired by him?

[@_BenJaminCroft_]

@@awkwardguy8238 No. Margaret Keane (born Peggy Doris Hawkins September 15, 1927) says she got her inspiration when she started painting portraits of children in the late 1950's. "Children do have big eyes. When I'm doing a portrait, the eyes are the most expressive part of the face. And they just got bigger and bigger and bigger." Keane says. Osamu Tezuka (born November 3, 1928; died Februeary 8, 1989) at age 17 published his first manga in the late 1940's, "Princess Knight" and Shoujo Manga was then dominated by the big-eye style. Right around that same time and age Peggy was attending the Traphagen School of Design in New York for a year. Then ten years later in the 1950's she began a career in painting big-eye portraits. That's also around the same time when Tezuka published his second major success "Kimba the White Lion" and then soon later "Astro Boy". I'm still unable to find any sources that directly link Tezuka to Keane or Keana to Tezuka. But judging from these evidential dates and times, Keane's big-eye look is at best analogous to Tezuka's and she in fact did *not* "create" the big-eye style; and that Tezuka was most certainly *not* inspired by nor influenced by Keane, and that he was the one who did in fact "create" the big-eye style.

[@ZekeTheDCCat]

Finally saw this movie last night and it did not disappoint! The acting was fantastic but the directing was amazing!! Go spend $4 and watch it on Amazon Prime...so worth it.

[@bluecollarlit]

October 2022. It's on Netflix now.

[@Zezman]

Margarete Keane is one of Jehovah's Witnesses. I heard that before she learned The Truth her paintings of children's eyes were always big sad eyes. After she came into The Truth the children's eyes became big happy eyes. Also heard that she didn't know how to draw them happy before, and after didn't know how to draw them sad. I also understand that she sometimes does paint them sad now, because "there is alot of sadness in the world" which is very true, especially as knowledgeable as Jehovah's Witnesses are, because we know why the world is so sad. But it won't be for long!

[@blissmermaid7051]

Revelation 21:4, looking forward to the fulfillment of that scripture.

[@creepypastafanatic5836]

Please, enlighten me. Your information confuses me. What is The Truth?

[@satanderteufel9479]

Creepypasta fanatic "The Truth" is loaded language. The JWs call their cult "The Truth".

[@alondrahidalgo9902]

I hope they bring it out that she's a jw in this movie I only seen a catholic church in the previews

[@Zezman]

Satan der Teufel The Truth is two things, it is a way of referring to the true religion, aka Jehovah's Witnesses, and it also represents reality. As opposed to the unreality of this world, and its illusions.

[@boymeetsworldfan1]

I just saw this movie tonight. Actually just came back home. And all I got to say is that this was a good movie. Don't just judge the movie on the trailer guys. You need to actually go and see it to judge it. It's a good and decent movie.

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

A great movie... I am an artist and I know what is like when someone rips you off.

[@jessecendejas1330]

Welcome Back Mr. Burton. Serenade me with Emotion and your weird creativity.

[@eternalsparksoflight]

Hell, Im going to sound like a stuck up hipster for this but..Tim burton has made tons of amazing films. I was very shocked to read the comments here, yes Johnny and Helena aren't in this flick, yes it goes against Tim burtons traditional style, but it saddens me to see that the one film that gets people all excited is this one, versus what Tim's traditional style. Change is good, but I rather see the praise for his dark and eerie films, cause thats HIS style, this movie looks good but never would I think it would be a burton film. Sad to see that his art is not really appreciated for what it is, and that he gave in to "pleasing the people".

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

***** Unless you're Quentin Tarantino, in which case you make the same crap for your entire career.

[@Here_for_a_moment]

Well search for "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" which is going to be Burtons next movie - this will be burtonish like hell ^^ He often makes movies, which are a little more "normal" , like big fish or Ed Wood and as long as he makes it well i don't have any problems with that ... well tbh this trailer didn't excited me neither, because it sounds pretty boring for me, but i will definitely see it because ... Burton :D

[@Marguerite21]

I think that you're forgetting that Tim Burton has always loved the artist Margaret Keane and admired her work. He's probably seen her artwork when he was a little boy or when he was in his teens or twenties. He's probably always loved her style. Have you ever wondered why Tim made some of his characters with big eyes in some of his movies like Corpse Bride? I believe his inspiration came from his idol artist Margaret Keane. It's what motivated him to become an artistic film director. That is why he choose to make a movie about her. Maybe Margaret's story is something that reminded Tim to be very careful not to let anyone take advantage of his works. His new film called Big Eyes is to also let other artists know to be careful too.

[@HunkyTalkenMonkey01]

In truth, he may have wanted a change of tone. He may have felt trapped by people like you expecting something dark.

[@EmilyRose970]

If you think about Edward Scissorhands, although the story was kind of dark and melancholy, it had a kind of eerie brightness (those little colored houses, the constant sunshine, the outfits.) That gave it a really synthetic feel, which might be what he's going with here.

[@l.t.r2891]

One of my friends in school did a presentation on Margret Keene and it was really interesting that I'm going to watch it as the way she explained it was amazing

[@raulgonzo2706]

sooo we've seen the whole movie thanks to this trailer

[@yusrafarooqi7783]

I saw this movie and loved it. I really admire Margret Keane and her work

[@Jhonyaugust]

I miss Helena Bonham Carter , she is beautifully creepy and have big eyes... maybe a little participation.... But is a little strange not see dark scenes and monsters in a Tim's movie....

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

It's only strange for people who don't watch Tim Burton movies. For intelligent people and Tim Burton fans, this is nothing surprising.

[@Jhonyaugust]

Andrew St. Clair I watch his movies in movie theater, don't blame me if the "greatest" movies of him dont go to theather....

[@AndrewStClair-gp6cg]

Jhony August They've all been to theatre since 1985.

[@bridievinn]

ever watched Big Fish?

[@belgiummanbelgium]

Walter is the monster.

[@sueladd2382]

Opening To Big Eyes 2014 DVD

[@bellatucc2530]

cant wait to hear lanas voice in the movie!

[@ryn1923]

this is honestly my favourite movie

[@BlueDragon507]

Anyone know the song that plays at the end of the trailer? :)

[@allysawallenberg]

Milo Greene- perfectly aligned

[@Mrmoviefan123]

Christoph Waltz has played the husbands of a few characters played by actresses who are quite a bit younger than him. For example, Reese Witherspoon in Water For Elephants, Kate Winslet in Carnage and Amy Adams in this movie.

[@madzwrld]

I really f**king adore this film. It's so good! #timburtonkills

[@selective7390]

It doesn't seem like Tim Burton's movie but i'm gonna watch it anyway.... Love all the story and actors... Well done Tim !

[@Star101Kiss]

I came here for lana 😍 and First 🐰🐰

[@WrongNumber76]

Omg yes

[@animalfinatic9366]

same xD

[@missvogelsang]

The trailer reminds me more of a 'Big Fish' Tim Burton movie, really looking forward to this. I did like Dark Shadows, Sweeney Todd and the other films he made that are dark and brooding but this seems like a great movie. I am so glad he picked Amy Adams, she is such an incredible actress!

[@thejoker0123]

OMG THIS LOOKS VERY VERY VERY INTERESTING I SO WANT TO SEE THIS MOVIE =D