Corpse Bride is BEAUTIFUL and BITTERSWEET! 🧟‍♀️💍 commentary / first time watching

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[@videohistory722]

In arranged marriages, they don't let the couple see each other until the actual wedding for fear they'd chicken out beforehand. That's where the "bad luck to see each other before the wedding" superstition comes from.

[@samandmariachannel]

Oh interesting, I never knew that 😊 - Sam

[@celesterodriguez6280]

whooaa that’s honestly scarier!!

[@caitlin329]

I mean, this is specific to particular cultures/time periods/circumstances. Mostly throughout history arranged marriages haven't been quite as strict about things like that as people imagine. It's interesting.

[@videohistory722]

Fun fact: this movies stop motion animation is so good, people were convinced it was actually CGI. And Tim Burton was super offended by this, because he's proud of the art of stop motion, so when he made Frankenweenie, he really held back on it ON PURPOSE so they could tell it was stop motion.

[@samandmariachannel]

I'm so keen to rewatch Frankenweenie, loved that one too. I'm not a fan of stop-motion, but I love these two movies, and I like The Nightmare Before Christmas. I wonder if it's stop-motion or if it's other people's styles that I don't like. I find Coraline very creepy and nauseating, I just can't watch it even if I'm interested in the story - Maria

[@videohistory722]

@@samandmariachannel Try Wes Anderson! Visually stunning!

[@Imbatmn57]

​@@samandmariachannel you should watch the wallace and grommet movies and chicken run.

[@katherinec1153]

@@samandmariachannel If you wanna try some non-Burton stop motion, highly recommend Kubo and the Two Strings! Its by the same studio who did Coraline, but a completely different vibe and theme.

[@SamSeth1996]

I like coraline cuz they have references to my home state.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I've always had and always will have an undying respect and fascination for stop-motion. I know animation is hard in all its forms, but stop-motion seems especially time-consuming. It deserves more respect and appreciation.

[@samandmariachannel]

I'm not a fan of stop-motion, but I can definitely respect the craft 👌 - Maria

[@SamSeth1996]

⁠same here I do like a lot of his movies!

[@rebajoe]

18:18 And remember the plan was to elope, and there's the line: "They told not a soul, kept the whole thing tight." So her family doesn't know Emily's dead,(chances are nobody from wherever she was from does) probably think she's still out there, having run off to marry some stranger they disproved of, with their family jewels/some of their gold now missing. Not only that but that's the last that Emily ever sees of her family after that.

[@videohistory722]

Danny Elfman sang for Bonejangles. They spent a long time trying to find someone, but no one was perfect, so Danny just went, "Fuck it, I'll do it."

[@samandmariachannel]

oh nice! Sounded great 👍 - Maria

[@Pushing40onBlitz]

Yup, and then lost his voice for a day or so, doing that raspy "Bo Jangles" sound.

[@StoryMing]

No, my read is that the reason Victor agreed to marry Emily IS exactly because he lost hope over Victoria. And yes, he has come to care about Emily- as a friend. There is nothing left for him to go back for, so he figures he may as well stay and at least try and make her happy. … Out of his own heartbreak he is attempting to extend a kindness. And to his credit, having given his word he is prepared to keep it, even at the cost of giving up an unexpected second chance to wed the girl of his dreams.

[@Inna_98]

52:56 I've always found this to be such a badass moment for Emily, she pulls out the sword right from where Lord Barkis stabbed her and points it right at him

[@erikbyrge2024]

Fun Fact The Flim had 55 Week shoot and 109,440 Individually Animated frames set up and Flimed!

[@spikejr3113jr]

For most people nightmare before Christmas is their favourite Tim Burton movie, but this is my favourite Tim Burton movie. Tim Burton actually got upset that people thought he used CGI and not stop motion for this movie, so in his next stop motion movie Frankenweenie he made the stop motion less fluid so no one would say it was CGI. Also Tim Burton said he wanted the living world to be dark and depressing and the land of the dead to be more bright and a party to contrast each other and to be a statement on the Victorian era.

[@neydaa_]

My favorite too! I probably watched this one about 50 times on dvd when it first came out. It’s very special to me. The ending with the butterflies is my favorite part. I cried the first time I saw it.

[@caitlin329]

I don't think Nightmare Before Christmas really counts as Burton, anyway. (Probably what I like about it tbh 😅 as a lover of a few TB projects)

[@deonaustin9575]

Tim Burton's imagination is unique, both gothic and delightful at the same time.

[@samandmariachannel]

Very much agree! - Maria

[@josejuarez3515]

I might be wrong but people thought this movie was animated because of how smooth it was and Tim Burton hated that and made his next film frankenweenie feel more stop motion

[@samandmariachannel]

That's very interesting, thanks for sharing. I loved Frankenweenie, and I don't like stop-motion 😄 or at least I think so, base on other stop-motion movies - Maria

[@palomaroggeri8680]

Yes, it was so smooth people thought it was 3D animation!

[@Fan_Girl-xd8wy]

i´m loving the matching outfit-lipstick

[@samandmariachannel]

Thanks, I loved it too 😊✨ - Maria

[@TaliyahHarris1025]

Did you guys intentionally decide to match each other with the purple 💜👀😂

[@samandmariachannel]

We didn’t, but we might in the future 😁 - Sam

[@chillindj_]

you should watch Coraline and see if you will like that stop motion

[@sk8terGrlM]

For context: Old Money/Old Rich means you're noble blood. You have some connection to the royal family no matter how small. That normally comes with money, and that means anyone outside that culture is beneath you. New Money/New rich means you aren't a noble, but you earned enough money to pass for noble. But you're still looked down on because you're not noble blood. Sometimes, there are cases where Old Money loose their funds and can't sustain their lifestyle so their marry New Money. And New Money want the title, prestige, and power that Old Money can have so they marry Old Money.

[@krose6451]

Old money verses new money is actually more simple than that. Old money means generations raised in wealth and new money is a family thats only recently come into it. How much of a fortune it takes over how many generations to qualify comes down to opinion. It is true that in the old days in countries with such things there tended to be some connect to nobility in old money families but it wasnt a requirement. There is the obvious thing of being nobility who tend to marry nobility can help you make/keep/inherit money. Then there were situations like shown in the film where nobility wanted a match with money and those with money wanted statis so even new money could get noble blood into the family line. Going on from that. Sam asked something like "how can you be old money if you dont have money." The answer to that in the old days up to present day is basically social currency and all the advantages of generational wealth. For a long time having any kind of connection to nobility would open doors and get you looked at a certain way. Even without nobel blood old money means generations with wealth who spend their lives socializing with, working with, or going to school with people with money/standing/influence so even if they ended up loosing funds those connections can be leveraged for opportunities to get it back, have some influence, and take advantage of name recognition especially if you keep it quiet that you're low on funds until more funds are gained. More than that "broke" looks different to the top 1% than how most of us would define it. There is a video from Ellie Dashwood here on youtube, "Is The Bennet Family Poor?" which explores and explains this topic through the lens of Pride and Prejiduce.

[@toritarolli3861]

When sam says "She does wanna experience your brains just not by ingesting" 😅 forever how I will explain wanting to get to know someone

[@palomaroggeri8680]

Stop Motion by far is my favorite type of animation. As an animator its the most impressive thing ever, all stop motion movies that you have seen took more then six years to make. Tireless, meticulous work not only for moving and photographing the characters for each frame, but also making EVERYTHING that shows up in screen. Its hard to think about but the floors, tiny paintings, tea cups, piano, fish, cob webs, cabinets, trees were all physically made by humans. There are people who sow the clothes for characters you see on screen that are just slightly bigger then the palm of your hand. Its just such an insane effort that it is incredible any stop motion exists at all!

[@besupaaa]

Stop motion is absolutely gorgeous. Its truly a labor of love.

[@nevaxh]

The restaurant in Monsters Inc was also named after the stop motion animator, Ray Harryhausen.

[@HwangMaeLynn]

Emily is from an old wealthy family hence why she was classically trained. Her parents rejected LB but he seduced her anyways, so she stole from her family i.e. jewels and gold. He murdered her in the woods. LB started poor and has an expensive taste. By the time he has his eyes on Victoria, he's already spent the remaining money. Unbeknownst to him, her family had sqaundered their fortune as well.

[@videohistory722]

This story is based off of an old Jewish folktale

[@samandmariachannel]

Thanks for the info 😊 - Sam

[@nathancruz9172]

I didn’t know that

[@cami.lizzie]

I'm such a sucker for Tim burton shit haha. corpse bride is one of my favorites from him. you guys should definitely do more Tim burton movies like Edward scissorhands, Beetlejuice, dark shadows, etc.

[@AliceTheChaosWitch]

This movie is pure gold and Danny's music is unbeatable

[@samandmariachannel]

It's so beautiful and haunting and wholesome 🦋 - Maria

[@marianatorres7971]

Love Maria’s outfit and 💄 💜

[@samandmariachannel]

Thanks! I loved it too 😋 - Maria

[@tbessie]

The maggot is a broad imitation of Peter Lorre

[@nathancruz9172]

That’s right.

[@Imbatmn57]

I liked the wallace and grommet movies as well as the first chicken run.

[@erikbyrge2024]

Tim Burton also Directed Stop-Motion Classic The Nightmare Before Christmas 1993! 12 year's Before This movie came out in 2005!.

[@samandmariachannel]

He sure did. I like it, but I think I like this one and Frankenweenie better 😊 - Maria

[@palomaroggeri8680]

Actually he did not, the film was falsely accredited to Tim Burton, he has almost nothing to do with it, the person who directed it was Henry Selick, same director as Coraline.

[@VforVendettas]

​@@palomaroggeri8680 Henry Selick also directed James and the Giant Peach.

[@RachaelTheRed]

​@@palomaroggeri8680the confusion stems from the full title being Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. It was titled as such because it was based on a short story by Burton. He was also a producer on the film.

[@Pushing40onBlitz]

Ray Harryhausen is a legend and trailblazer in stop frame animation, with classics such as Clash of the Titans and Jason and the Argonauts. If you haven't seen Jason and the Argonauts, I highly recommend it as a classic. To this day, I still think it has the BEST animated skeletons. They looked evil, and stop frame animation gave then a little on the shaky, rickety movement that it seems a skeleton would have.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Do you guys have any LAIKA movies planned for the future?

[@samandmariachannel]

I had to look it up, and I'd like to watch ParaNorman, but I can't say when or if we'll do it 😊I'd also like to do Frankenweenie, loved that one, and want to show it to Sam - Maria

[@9386AliG]

49:03 It’s nice to know that the dead have manners in church.

[@crystalpistey-lyhne3406]

One Of My Favorite Tim Burton Movies!😭🫣🤗🫣😰🥰🎛🖥💞

[@samandmariachannel]

I get it. I really enjoyed this one 😊 - Sam

[@nasjiaglenn1869]

Ive always wanted a mash up of Remains of the Day from this movie and Friends on the Other Side from Princess and the Frog. They have such a similar vibe

[@19Rena96]

I love this movie♥ There are so many cool stop motion movies like Kubo, Coraline, Paranorman,Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio and all of them deserve more attention!

[@dianazambrano3638]

Yessss!! This is one of my favorite movies!

[@aliyahpulido953]

7:30 Amosdoll did a video on the accuracy of the piano playing in this movie, and it seems it IS true to life (and death 😂)

[@nightshadewinter6915]

I watched this movie with my husband after we got married and before we left for our honeymoon. It's one of my all time favorites from Tim Burton.

[@rebecky5ever]

I love Emily, she's such a sweet and kind character.

[@toritarolli3861]

If you ever watch the behind the scenes for this movie, its absolutely incredible to see the whole process of the claymation frame by frame

[@SamSeth1996]

This movie made me cry in the theatre at the send to be specific.

[@SamSeth1996]

Hi Maria and Sam I’m rewatching this again but I love what u two say about this movie!❤

[@RachieRen.]

Maria that outfit is fantastic on you!! You both rock these colors!

[@samandmariachannel]

Thank you! We appreciate it 😊

[@SkwithOv]

tit for tat is the name of a tattoo and piercing place i used to go to, owned by a lesbian couple (one does piercings, the other does tattoos) every time i hear that phrase i think of them lol

[@RosieIfYouKnowMe]

Wale up dead argument is part of Scary Movie 3 if you ever go down that road 😊

[@samandmariachannel]

We might 😂 it’s been a while since I saw those movies. We’ll see tho. Still so many movies we want to do - Sam

[@sarkyblueeyes9357]

I like the new editing style.

[@PsychoElou666]

Rewatching this movie is so good. I remember how I did not like it that much when it came out. But then again, I was an immature 18 year old just starting film studies and I grew up with Nightmare Before Christmas so I kind of wanted something as “good” as my childhood classic. Now though, after a few years, I realized how amazing this movie is on it’s own! And rewatching it in 2024 cements it being an amazing film 😻

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

Everytime I watch this movie, I am reminded of another one. If you have not yet, I think you may enjoy the movie Victor/Victoria. It is one of Julie Andrew’s most famous roles. Another suggestion: paraNorman. It is another stop motion movie and it is hilarious and heartwarming.

[@aliyahpulido953]

1:40 This WAS actually stop-motion, and pioneered multiple methods to make that animation medium better. In fact it looked TOO good, and people accused Tim Burton of using entirely CGI when he didn't. So on his next movies he made it look less smooth/choppier/more imperfect ON PURPOSE so people wouldn't make that accusation again.

[@sarkyblueeyes9357]

I love stop motion! I grew up on Aardman films like Wallace and Gromit and Chicken Run. And of course Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas. I recommend Box Trolls as another. Is Coraline stop motion?

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Tim Burton movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

What I love about this movie: A) i want to say these vows at my wedding. B) the connection Victor shares with Emily and Victoria. C) the contrast of top world and the below world. I think it is interesting seeing how we fear death, but in this movie, they are full of life and having more fun. D) emily’s character development. I am glad she was able to get justice in the end and move on and be free. While I did ship Victor with Emily, I am glad she realized her actual need was to be free and didn’t need to be a wife like she originally wanted. E) how patient and understanding Victoria was. While she is a static character, she didn’t need to change. You can see with every good quality that she has, why Victor loved her to begin with. F) and lastly, for this post, it did make me appreciate stop motion with the technology we have now. At first, I never gravitated towards it but Tim Burton and movies like ParaNorman allowed us to see everything someone can do with it .

[@kerrychristensen7204]

💙❤

[@livslifeh]

Tim Burton has produced some of the finest stop motion films in history. Please watch more of them if you liked this. You won’t be disappointed.

[@flowersinapril4952]

Cute matching fits!!

[@samandmariachannel]

Thanks, I loved them too 😊✨ - Maria

[@doorattachment6926]

Mext a Nightmare before Crissmass you eould love it. The theme song lives renr through in my hrad. THIS IS HALLOWEEN, this is Halloween will sray with tou forever believe me. You gyus are the best and funniest love ya both❤❤❤❤❤

[@ladynikkie]

A fun fact the voice actress of Emily the corpse Bride, she used to be Tim Burton's girlfriend.

[@kylasworldview1]

And, Sam, remember that Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter were longtime collaborators with Johnny Depp. For example, they all did the movie Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Tim Burton has a very distinctive style, don’t you think?

[@kimByhurst-px1zd]

Love you guys pls watch Edward scissors hands xx

[@browniewin4121]

Another excellent stop-motion animated movie by Tim Burton.

[@palexa188]

This is and always will be my favourite Tim Burton movie and favourite stop-motion movie ever! The only one that comes close to it is The Nightmare Before Christmas😁 I just love any Tim Burton movie to be honest 😅 he is one of my favourite directors and combine that with some of my favourite actors, actresses and composers and it's gold for me 😊 But with this movie in particular, I remember that, 2 weeks before it came out in cinemas in my country, there was a private showing in my school (and I believe in all country's schools) for photography students (we can have classes in photography as early as 7th grade) because it's stop-motion and we payed way less than a normal cinema ticket (we payed like 1€ instead of the standard at the time 5/6€)...after that, anyone who went to the showing had to do a report on the techniques and editing used and use those to do a little short stop-motion animation...so this film is engraved in my memory 😅 Sorry for the long comment/rant 😅

[@SamSeth1996]

I know this is off topic but I was curious Sam, have u or Maria seen” land before time?”

[@livslifeh]

They smell like fish because they’re fish merchants!

[@nathancruz9172]

47:17 😂 53:35 he drank the poison ☠️

[@tiasofisofi]

The ukranian spell!! That was so funny XD XD

[@samandmariachannel]

I did enjoy that moment 😄✨ - Maria

[@kellimagana9638]

Sam, you have to show Little Piece of Heaven to Maria on the channel or not on the channel good lord that would be a fun time :D

[@samandmariachannel]

I’m thinking we might just do it. Could be fun 😊 - Sam

[@user-rq4yh7tu7x]

The Conjuring

[@mrmishi7849]

For fk sake, please watch Kimi No Na Wa you guys >:v