*Corpse Bride* She's CREEPY but sorta AWESOME!!! (First Time Watching) Animator REACTS

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James and Ninetailedbrush watch one more classic stop motion animation before launching into the Christmas season! Watch as Time Burton delivers his next masterpiece since The Nightmare Before Christmas with this film, Copse Bride. There's Johnny Depp and the rest of this incredible cast. Enjoy!
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[@belladonna__20]

The part where Lord Barkis said "But I left you..." And Emily replied "For dead." breaks my heart because that means she was still alive when he left her. He gave her a fatal injury (I believe by stabbing her with a knife) and buried her alive, and that's why her hand was sticking out. But she probably died by suffocation. ;-; Poor girl.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Yeah :(

[@roberta9796]

Yeah, that's brutal

[@dawidgabriel5502]

And to think that this really happened at that time, she should have been someone from a rich family and he became rich by stealing from the women he had previously married, Emily was just another victim and Vitória would be next, in the end Emily finally finds peace and frees herself, after all she could never marry for love because that bastard destroyed her life.

[@blacknonbinarydisabledlesbian]

​@@dawidgabriel5502even sadder considering her family will never know what happened too her and still think she's still alive somewhere living in luxury from the jewelry she stole to elope with barkis.

[@resurrectionevil6581]

I just noticed that at the beginning, Victor was seen releasing a butterfly to be free and at the end it was Victor to help release Emily (who turned into butterflies).

[@LA_HA]

I always thought she turned into moths, the butterflies of the night

[@ghostlynil1736]

Talk about good foreshadowing

[@firemiracle]

That's a very beautiful way of foreshadowing 🥹

[@syllkive5224]

Don't forget that Barkus saw the butterfly and swatted it away in disgust , another foreshadow related to how he treated Emily

[@JuanitoEsBonito]

I think alot of people fail to understand that Emily's story isn't about her being the bride its about her finding long lasting peace and clarity being able to be free she saw how happy Victor and Victoria were together and that was enough.

[@sarahmoller7308]

Emily was so selfless in the end, her story is so tragic. It still breaks my heart even though I've seen this movie multiple times; but she got her well deserved freedom and peace in the end.

[@shainewhite2781]

The ending to the movie is very sad, but I loved it very much. This is the Tim Burton we miss, with him making stop motion animation and gothic images.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@merrenrose]

I’m glad that you guys rooted for Victoria and Victor to be together despite a lot of people wanting Emily to be the one married to him. You knew that Emily was the underdog from the start, she was so sweet & quirky and we the audience really wanted her to be married like she was supposed to. While it’s sad she never got the ending she wanted, she got the ending she deserved and her sacrifice so others could be happy says a lot about her character (One of my childhood favourites!) ✨🦋

[@thequeenof_ships]

Yesss

[@memyselfandi7782]

The thing is, he not only robbed Emily, he beat her up. Broke her ribs and left her laying limp there with her injuries. Her injuries were so severe that she died before she woke up.

[@JaneXemylixa]

Or stabbed. Or strangled

[@emmachapuis7437]

Wrong he stabbed her and buried her alive

[@pinkishhaven5158]

The other thing was he buried her alive. As you said, he may have beaten her up, but after he left, there may been some life left in her to try to claw her way out. But her strength left her at the last minute, and only her hand shot out before she succumbed to blood loss and/or suffocation.

[@lacp1975]

The actress who voices Victoria is Emily Watson, not Emma. Emily Watson is a two time Academy Award nominee.. if you saw the Chernobyl miniseries she was the physicist or most recently on Kingsman 2, she was the chief of staff... Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix) is the Bride and Johnny Depp is of course, Victor.... Both Helena (Tim's partner at the time) and Johnny are part of Tim's filmography for at least 7-9 films

[@jahu5440]

Also Christopher Lee is in many Burton's films. He has mostly small, but every time very memorable role.

[@embran8486]

@@jahu5440 If you have that kinda voice and delivery, how can you not be?

[@xinaddanix]

i think the most "interesting" part of this movie for me, is the fact that the 'dead world' is more brighter and colourful than the 'living world'

[@ems5454]

18:48 "yeah, okay, you better hope no one overheard your evil monologue there" LMAO, 100% during movies like this!

[@dreamingofastranger]

I love that you guys laughed at the "with this hand I will set your mother on fire" line but somehow missed the "with this hand I will cup your.... oh goodness no!" That line got a LOT of laughs in my class back in the day 🤣🤣

[@neonmajora8454]

dreamingofastranger Damn I always thought he said "cut" but sure enough the subtitles say cup lol. That's so much funnier

[@cayanne3420]

A bittersweet ending for Emily but at least justice was served.

[@invalidlink_2132]

Reggie as your pfp? Love that.

[@cayanne3420]

@@invalidlink_2132 Thanks ❤

[@lilkat6314]

"You should have thought about that before you asked me to marry you." "He was asking a tree." 🤣🤣🤣 Also fun fact about myself: in 5th grade, I dressed up as Emily (the Corpse Bride) for Halloween and I had like blue hair (it was this colored hair spray), got my face painted white and black under my eyes to look like a dead person, and used one of my old dance recital costumes as a dress. I went to school that day feeling very pretty hehe.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That’s so cool!!!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Very cute lol.

[@wilsonjonah]

I bet you were lovely dressed as Emily, no shame in that :)

[@AngelTortured]

Corpse bride is from Jewish folktale "The finger". Shivhei ha-Ari, a 17th-century text that includes a number of Jewish folk stories. Set in Russia, “The Finger” is about a young bridegroom who slips his wedding ring onto the finger of a corpse while reciting his vows.

[@toribussey2635]

It’s actually based off an older Jewish folk tale, which I highly recommend reading!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Hmm, that’s cool!!

[@melissadahl7561]

"Keep it down, we're in a church!" is definitely my favorite line in this whole movie and yeah...Emily's line about how he left her *for dead*...chills. Explains why she's good at clawing at the ground to get out though.

[@AmberS87]

This movie makes me cry with how beautifully tragic it is. Emily’s story is so sad and yet she is so upbeat and wholesome. I really love that she got to confront her killer and find peace. This is an absolutely wonderful movie. One of my absolute favorites.

[@isabeauwolf562]

My husband and me used the vows from the Corpse Bride for our wedding, lol. I was so nervous that I needed help lighting the candle. XD I love this movie so much.

[@ShinyAvalon]

Ngl, that’s adorable. ^_^

[@truthseeker9249]

I have thought about doing that for my wedding. But I worry that might be too fancy and scripted for me and my boyfriend. There is nothing traditional about us or our love. Plus I really at least want my vows to come from my heart. I've already thought about what I want to say.

[@isabeauwolf562]

@@truthseeker9249 We've always been odd balls, so we went for it, haha. But you do what works best for you and your boyfriend. There is nothing wrong with that, love. ;)

[@fifthofhisname]

"creepy but sorta awesome." Yeah, that sums up the movie.

[@abigailorabby22]

22:54 grandpa guy tells Saruman “keep it down, we’re in a church” and Saruman quiets down. 😂 Gets me every time.

[@spaceartiste2496]

Corpse Bride is one of my all time favourite movies. The whole dark and beautiful aesthestic, as well as the life, death and love themes - it's just so good. The music as well. The upbeat songs slap so hard, and the softer songs have this really beautiful sadness to them, very similar to the music in Nightmare Before Christmas. I also really love the use of piano music in the movie.

[@valyg.creepy5844]

Something I love in this movie is how the world of livings is so dead and the world of death is so lively

[@dearjiwoo]

"Victor and Emilie were soul mates but it was death that separated them" -Zowl.

[@aliyahpulido953]

Bonejangles, the one-eyed skeleton with the top hat who narrated Emily's story, us voiced by Danny Elfman, the composer for this movie and MANY other Tim Burton movies! He went home hoarse after all his recording sessions.

[@saltymisfit6566]

The way she says "new arrival" there at the end with the lighting is so cool and so creepy

[@joshuayeager3686]

If you’re interested in earlier stop motion films for the holidays, two of my personal favorites are “The Year Without A Santa Clause” and “Santa Clause Is Coming To Town”. These are absolute staples of stop motion cinema and must watch movies. You’ll recognize multiple songs from them and now know their original origin. Hope to see you react to one or both of these.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ok!!! I’m gonna check those out!!

[@isabeauwolf562]

The Year Without a Santa Claus is a must watch for me and my mom growing up! :)

[@oaf-77]

Santa Claus is coming to town is pretty good, but Year without a Santa Claus is better just for the music. Rudolph is still the best in my opinion.

[@foodislife479]

@@whitenoisereacts #pleasereacto "THE MAGIC SWORD: Quest for Camelot" Its an old very #underrated #medieval #animated musical

[@strawberryastronaut]

Another amazing one is Jack Frost! I definitely second Santa Clause Is Coming To Town and The Year Without A Santa Clause. That era of Christmas movies is unmatched in terms of nostalgia AND still being great quality; so many amazing stop motion animations from the 60s and 70s that are still watched today. :D

[@carmelizedolive5832]

Growing up as a HUGE Tim Burton fan, I made the Nightmare Before Christmas my entire aesthetic as a child lololol, but honestly, this movie just gets me every time. One of his best in my opinion, if not THE best. It depends on my mood tbh hahah but this movie is beautiful.

[@kimroelants3744]

Tim Burton is heavily influenced by European fables and fairy tales, he then incorporates The Gothic, the Grand Guignol, and German Expressionism into his works. There is also the recurring theme of isolation and disconnection from the world and the search for true identity.

[@liveinluv]

Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter are in this movie and it's just a really great film!! The colors are so vibrant in the land of the Dead. 💙💙💙

[@d.t.nelson8805]

It has EMILY Watson, not Emma Watson. Emma W. was Hermione in Harry Potter, Emily W. was in Angela's Ashes, War Horse, and The Book Thief (among many other TV series and films)

[@AryWantsACat]

At the beginning, Victor was seen sketching and outlining a butterfly, on the wall there are lots of butterflies, because at the end Emily turned into butterflies. The butterfly is like a reminder for the audience to find out in the end that why he was drawing and studying the butterfly at the beginning. I thought MAYBE it was a reverse order of the plot of the film to suggest that how Victor remember and miss Emily. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STORY.

[@SevenEllen]

The first time I saw that blue butterfly at the beginning, I thought it represented life and how it's beautiful but fragile, so it must be handled carefully.

[@abigailorabby22]

Beautifully put. 💙

[@SevenEllen]

Thankyou. ^_^@@abigailorabby22

[@lucart_vlogs]

Corpse Bride & Nightmare Before Christmas were both directed by Tim Burton, same as Edward Scissorhands, that's why they give off the same vibe.

[@0bleedingeye0]

Nine is another stop motion movie that is really well done and underrated, I highly recommend it!

[@HannahG-nk2mf]

Yes!!

[@midnight.tantrum727]

nine is stop motion ????? 🤯 omg i had no idea i thought it was animated

[@0bleedingeye0]

@@midnight.tantrum727 Most of it is obviously CGI and edited, but the actual characters are stop motion!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Also "Kubo and the Two Strings" is amazing :) and "Coraline" if they haven't watched that one already.

[@loveIetter]

ive always loved how the land of the dead is more fun and colorful than the land of the living

[@kathyrose8750]

Big Fish is my favourite Tim Burton film and one of my favourite films in general. It’s this beautiful fairytale story of a mans life. It’s not dark at all but still feels very Burton. Definitely one of his less popular films which is sad cause it’s so unique and special.

[@saklee1777]

1:13 and don’t forget Helena bonham carter as Emily (also known for playing belatrix lestrange) and Danny elfman who always writes most of Tim Burton’s music

[@thatbitchcommenting]

I love how Tim Burton didn’t intend to make Emily and Victoria have an actual love triangle with Victor. Though at first it may have appear to go in that direction, in the end, Emily excepted the fact that Victor was initially in love with Victoria and put her own personal feelings aside to give Victor the opportunity to find his happiness. Which ultimately set her free from her pain and injustice. Emily did love Victor with all her heart but was willing to sacrifice it all with no resentment or anger towards Victor and Victoria. Emily also saved Victoria’s life from undergoing the same fate by the hands of Lord Barkis. Emily truly is a diamond in the rough

[@StoryMing]

Emily Watson, not Emma, and no they are not related...

[@TheEmodarkangel19]

-Johnny Depp is one of my actors and Tim Burton films are among my favorites - I saw a video saying movies usually animate pianos wrong but Corpse Bride in this scene (19:20) they actually did a pretty good job animating it correctly.

[@destinyswanigan1854]

My urge to slap those spiders off of me during the fixing suit scene. He’s giggling and I’m terrified

[@rogerharo8904]

you guys have to watch KRAMPUS its a Christmas horror movie !!!!!

[@ErisValentine666]

Id definitely be interested in a Krampus reaction, it's a Christmas Horror movie with alot of funny moments

[@Its_hatchetfield]

If you want to check out more stop motion movies you should definitely watch Paranorman!

[@melltenfys]

2:05 Batman Returns is set on Christmas btw, might be nice this time of the year

[@azra7451]

At least he can honestly say "no honey of course not, you are thin as a twig" it will be a 100% real considering he literally thought she was one when he proposed 😂🤣😂🤣

[@whitenoisereacts]

LMAO TRU TRU

[@ash2835]

I'm excited for the Batman watch. This channel sort of crept up on me. I watched a video here and there, and really enjoyed the reactions. Then I subscribed because I thought you deserved more subscribers. And now I'm delighted whenever I see you've watched something I love and look forward to seeing the vid. (Special shout out to the fact you're watching Haikyu!! atm, my absolute favourite). Thank you both.

[@embran8486]

Casual dead person shush Saruman, while a Balrog couldn't towards Gandalf lol

[@oneironaut420]

Oh wow, you GOTTA see the first two Tim Burton Batman films.

[@jumpinthecadillac9507]

ayo what im crying at the end of this movie again what...

[@JenyceGArt]

If you haven’t done so before, I’d recommend looking into the stop-motion work of Ray Harryhausen. His work in Jason and the Argonauts (1963) is incredible. Some of the animation is so fluid, I can’t imagine how much time it would have taken.

[@zoeysavino709]

Why do I get this feeling that Victor, Emily, and possibly Victoria are the only people who know how to play piano in all of the stop motion movies Tim Burton has directed? Same with the Other Father in Coraline. Why do I feel like he is the only character who knows the piano in stop motion movies Henry Selick had directed?

[@dramallamarama5300]

I have commented this before but the reason why the animation and camera work seems smoother is because this was the first stop motion film to be filmed on digital cameras. This meant they could check the animation as they went, whereas before when they used film cameras you wouldn’t know how the shot turned out until *after* you developed the film. If there was a mistake you’d have to do everything all over again.

[@juliab.6592]

Another movie you might enjoy is Disney’s Dinosaur from 2000. It’s sad, funny, thrilling, and I the animation is great in my eyes.

[@artsysabs]

its truly underrated

[@lyndalc_]

on the topic of stop motion Wes Andersons fantastic mr. fox is a must watch!!

[@lonewolfe8625]

Good movie, great reaction. Since you have watched a few Tim Burton stop motion movies maybe watch one of Wes Anderson's stop motion movies: Fantastic Mr Fox Isle of dogs Yes, you guys should watch Batman Returns (it's my favourite batman movie and the best catwoman portrayals in cinema. Lol)

[@jnne4048]

*recommending 'frankenweenie', 'monster house', 'sweeney todd the demon barber of fleet street' and 'the boxtrolls'👌🏾👌🏾*

[@claratalbot7613]

I love how the world of the dead is more lively than the world of the living in this movie

[@jasmine9581]

16:03 Almost like lil parents

[@haydenbeatty6964]

Guys, you have to watch Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow. Johnny Depp does an incredible job playing Ichabod Crane.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Me seeing the notification: OMG THEY FINALLY DID IT! HELL YESSSS!!!! 🤩🥳🍾

[@Ton-rs9tg]

9:16 Did they really get surprised that the hand is a real hand in a movie called "Corpse Bride"

[@Tiredling]

You should watch Krampus! It's a horror/funny Christmas movie, 100% recommend.

[@memyselfandi7782]

I forgot where I posted the comment on another commentors video, but Emily the corpse bride was dead VERY RECENTLY. The grandma with the sour mouths husband was all bone and he had been dead for fifteen years. Emily only has a hand, thigh and rib exposed from degrading. Maybe 5 years? Maybe 3 or less?

[@Purplefoxess]

I first saw this movie when I was seven and it terrified me that a stick in the ground could be a hand.

[@kampinak]

I remember when I first watched this movie just randomly a long time ago and I immediately fell in love with it :) its so unique, so well done, really creative, super enjoyable :) since you guys love Christopher Lee so much I really hope you get to watch The Last Unicorn at some point :D

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

This is a Halloween classic ^_^ we watch it every year during that time. ♥ Glad you enjoyed it guys!!!

[@anajuliamorenocruz]

Corpse Bride is one of my favorite animation movies, I watched it hundreds of times. I've loved and had so much fun watching your reactions not ​knowing anything that would happen!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Aww thanks so much!! Hopefully you can enjoy all the other awesome animation we got going to!!

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Grew up watching this and love it

[@Mac_mwah]

I’m so glad you did this film! It’s one of my favourites!

[@Phantom_Fireside]

Oooh I'm excited for Polar Express

[@tuntemon]

One of the best movies that Burton done is Big Fish. That is something I'd like you to watch and here your takes on. It is a wonderful story driven movie! My favorite thing about Corpse Bride is that the land of the dead is so full of colours and "life" and the living world is so bleck and "dead". Really nice contrast

[@leilalove7485]

You guys should really watch Coraline since its also a very good animated movie all handmade as well 💓

[@whitenoisereacts]

We did!!

[@mariewagner5283]

Was really confused when I hit MCU Reactions playlist on the channel & this was in there😂😂😂😂

[@nathancruz9172]

25:06 now, barkis is going to the underworld.

[@zakkiyyabts7]

Holiday movies to watch I recommend the Grinch, Santa clause is coming to town and The holiday

[@danielbautista9062]

When I saw the plot twist it was ‘jaw-dropping’

[@neontyler6663]

One of the best Animated movie in the history of movie. The animation and the story. Masterpiece! And the iconic corpse bride theme

[@foranzo1582]

One of my favourite animations of all time!! The songs slap to this day

[@U-Gozoo]

My seven year old daughter loves this movie specifically the skeleton band song! Great reaction!

[@lepetiteprince750]

I highly recommend Klaus, the main character reminds me of Kuzco from Emperor's New Groove haha

[@MetaLatias5]

When you said you thought this was going to be like a Frankenstein story, especially since the main character's name is Victor I had to think of Tim Burtons later stop motion movie, Frankenweenie XD Hope you guys will react to that one too, it's based on a life action short movie Tim Burton made as a side project while working for Disney and it's done completely in black and white (not filmed in black and white, but all the set pieces and stop motion figures themselves are made in black and white)

[@Fez8745]

Victor's Solo and the Duet is one of my fav little piano number.

[@AzraelisHorny]

When I was 7 this movie suddenly made me realise I was going to die one day and I was up all night thinking about it I still haven't finished watching it lol

[@christiejanvier8476]

Stop motion is kinda creepy to me, but this was such a good story

[@itsjustMeen]

Ooh since you guys seemed to love the series of Mike Flanagan (Haunting of Hillhouse and Bly Manor), please watch Midnight Mass, its pretty good and seemingly an underrated release for this year. It has such a profound commentary on religion but not too preachy.

[@resurrectionevil6581]

I think it was this movie that they used dials for the characters faces instead of having separate heads (like in nightmare before christmas) . Apparently the animators would end up having nightmares of dialing up their faces

[@magggmae8880]

U GUYS ARE ON A ROLLLL

[@chloeburrescia9001]

My first time watching it was 2 months ago and I love it so much. Especially Victor, he's very charming

[@greenjuicegirl]

Klaus is absolutely beautiful!! You guys definitely should watch it!!!

[@darlenebuck7825]

Tim Burton did Edward Scissorhands, Betelgeuse and nightmare before Christmas.

[@AliSakurai]

When you said that you thought Victor's parents were marrying into wealth, it's actually the other way around. Victoria's parents are broke and with this marriage, they won't have to go to debter's prison because Victor being the heir to a successful company has the money to save them from their debts. Marriages like that actually happened near the end of the victorian era if I'm not mistaken. Many men from noble households were broke and in desperate need of a rich wife to supplement their luxurious lifestyle. They actually married daughters from wealthy American familes which lead to the term 'American dollar princess'.

[@kellyheighway5411]

If you like this you guys should check out his other movie 'Big Fish,' fully of fantasy and very strange so Burton....

[@rockinresurrection6542]

Big Fish is No. 1

[@beatrizrodrigues5827]

Oh, yes plis! Klaus is the best movie and The Grintch is such a classic cool movie! ❤

[@user-wy5vp2ec8c]

You should really react to Ed Wood from 1994 who's also directed by Tim Burton

[@haileyappleman8647]

Another movie you guys should watch is called Tommy Boy with Chris Farley and David Spade and it is one of the funniest movies ever to me at least but great reaction

[@cayanne3420]

An absolute comedic classic for me!

[@NKO_lindo]

I feel like you could play this movie in a loop because it starts with a blue butterfly

[@FilmFanatic1980]

I literally grew up with this movie. My Childhood

[@legionaireb]

My only issue with this movie is the dangling story thread of what happened to Victor's parents.

[@johndowney8774]

Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have not worked together since DARK SHADOWS. True they made a bunch of movies, but it's been awhile.