Tim Burton's Not-TERRIBLE Underrated Gem...

[@DazzReviews]

Had YOU seen Corpse Bride before?? Cause I find a lot of people missed out on this one...

[@_SoniX_Mania509]

I love the film

[@Coolcoby22]

I loved corpse bride I loved the concept of mid fear. The actors and art of it is brilliant ❤

[@That-one-child-at-school]

Yeah, and honestly it's amazing when I watched it the first time!!

[@OfficialCourtesyCourtie]

I have the film and watch it religiously 9 times a year. I also have most of the Merch and Im working on making a cosplay for my favorite character Victoria!!! I am so stoked you decided to talk about this!!! I love your videos so much!!! (Edit: typo)

[@rossjones8656]

My mom loves this movie and made sure I saw it.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

The animation for Corpse Bride was done so buttery smooth and perfect, people kept thinking Burton made it using CG and not stop motion! He did not like this, as he's pretty proud of his stop motion style, so when Frankenweenie was made, he cut back just a bit on the smoothness of his animation to show it really was stop-motion.

[@cryingwatercolours]

omg that’s crazy, and history is repeating itself! many artists right now are adding things, leaving in mistakes, to show their art is human made.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Emily was so selfless, she gave up her "happy ending" so Victoria could live on the rest of her life with someone she loved. I'm convinced Emily realized that Victor was keen on marrying her only because he thought he had lost Victoria- I definitely think Emily was the best choice though- so kind-hearted and funny, she deserved better!

[@imisiowolabi2727]

Nah I don’t really agree, though she was done dirty and died a horrible death, Emily was still accidentally married to victor and he had mo right to marry her , I can even starch it and say she was Kind of entitled, but Emily does have character development.

[@thepinklittlemermaid2793]

Emily is not selfless AT ALL, she was pushing Victor to that marry and Victor was doing out of pitty. She is the most selfish character

[@RueRyuzaki6]

Even If it was accidentally, Victor still said the vows and put his ring on her finger. It's not really her acting selfishy since they ARE married. Emily proved she's not a selfish person by stopping Victor from drinking the poison so he could be with Victoria.

[@GoldenAce17]

I mean I wanted to marry Emily instead when i watched the movie. Considering that was when i was 10... I feel like my parents knew something was wrong with me...

[@InfectedEldritchBeing]

For some reason I thought u said selfish

[@OfficialCourtesyCourtie]

The reason why I say Victoria is my favorite is because I love her character development... In the beginning of the film she's this shy proper little twat. To this woman who breaks out of a window, uses her own blanket to climb out of said window, runs away to the one person she thought she could trust. Straight up gets betrayed. Then that doesn't work she fights with her family. And in the next scene you see her in this woman is still trying to break out of her own room using a metal bar used for the fire place TO REMOVE THE WOODEN PLANKS!!! I seriously love how amazing and reziliant she is.

[@LaBellesGrace]

Absolutely! Victoria’s character development is so underrated.

[@the-sillycate]

Yeah I always wanted Victor and Victoria to marry lol (and thankfully they did)

[@LittleDarkLies]

I always had to close my eyes at the bridge scene. No matter how many times I've see it, I can never prepare myself for the jump scare.

[@DreamwithintheHeart]

Fun fact, The story of the corpse bride is actually really old. Ranging from tales from Russia, Jewish stories, and I also believe Germanic stories. The story of a man, (or several men) going into the woods and accidentally marrying a corpse (Either buried or stuffed in a tree), and then some priest or holy person has to undo the union. A promise is made to keep the corpse bride's memory by naming the "husband's" children after her so she may go in peace or a curse is placed because the deal was not met.

[@Gweem13]

Corpse Bride is honest to god one of my favorite movies of all time. I've been watching it since I was a toddler. Between the music, plot, and animation, i absolutely ADORE it. So many chunks of dialogue are permanently engraved in my brain cells, lol. Edit: "Forcibly betrothed to a chin" is fucking amazing, that made me wheeze

[@jefferythomas6378]

I love how bonejangles has one eye that rolls back and forth in his skull

[@shym-girl8895]

This movie is part of my childhood, always a surprise how many people haven't seen it.

[@AlolaMaskedYT]

That beginning was perfect! I am an unsuspecting dazz subscriber, and when a corpse bride video popped up I just had to give it a click!

[@awhitney3063]

I'm sure I'm not the only commentor, but I feel compelled to point out that the 'imagination' of the Corpse Bride of him reciting his vows in the woods etc. is an old folk story, I think from a slavic background. The entire premise of 'man accidentally marries a corpse bride while reciting his vows' is the crux of it, but we went through like five different versions of the story back in my history of Folklore class in college when this movie first came out. I only say it because I agree that it's inventive, but I think it's important to realize that inventive stuff can exist in the past as well and not everything that seems new to us is actually new in reality.

[@ERM_Films]

It surprises me to hear that this movie is not that well known in other countries, here in México is one of the most beloved Halloween movies, at least in my generation, aside with Nightmare Before Christmas, it might have to be with the beautiful work of dubbing for these two movies but at last, I'm happy it is starting to get the recognition in deserves.

[@BabyBendyJr]

I have to admit something. I found this movie in a bargain bin and my parents bought it for me! It's good that someone finally reviewed it!

[@theonlybingledingle]

My mom took me to see this in theaters the year it came out, when I was just four. This movie remains one of my absolute favorites. It’s so beautiful. From the music, to the dialogue, the colors… The everything. Thanks for reminding me to watch before October is over…❤

[@FinaLilium]

This is by far my favorite movie from Tim Burton, possibly of all time, has been since it came out, I’m so happy that it’s been gaining more popularity in the past couple years, not to mention remains of the day is an absolute BANGER and tears to shed is still an emotional song for me ❤❤

[@WolfmanArt]

I'd love to see a new animated movie from Tim Burton

[@LucyLioness100]

That would be great since he hasn’t made one since “Frankenweenie” in 2012. Henry Selick has done more animation than him somehow lol

[@Thewolverinexman]

I’ve never seen this movie but I’ve only seen the hardest edits of this movie

[@That_demon_thing]

I can tell the editor was having fun with this video, the wicked witch edit was fun.

[@hydroxide7372]

I love this movie! Thanks for covering it, if even briefly. Also I can tell the editor had fun with this one lol

[@rynbliss]

when i was young i had this old gauzy handkerchief with a few holes in it and i'd wear it on my head and dance around to the soundtrack of this movie, pretending it was emily's veil

[@DerangedChickenLord]

I don’t know if you’ve made a video on it or not yet, but A Monster Calls is such a phenomenal movie. The messaging and the use of watercolor based story telling is amazing

[@loupayne7271]

Corpse Bride is literally one of my FAVOURITE childhood films, it's an AMAZING movie! Laika truly thinks of everything when making their movies! Emily was such a selfless character, giving up everything for Victor and Victoria's happiness as she wants to give someone something she couldn't have - I also love that Emily turns into butterflies because it means rebirth and transformation in certain cultures!

[@lunawenko9324]

You can like this movie or not, but you cannot deny the work that went into making it. Stop Motion is probably my favourit film-making method ever. It gives the film (and by extension all other stop-motion films) such a unique style and look, that you can't achive with live-action or CGI

[@greninjastorm6734]

This was THE Tim Burton movie I watched growing up. I loved it, and I still do. The animation is amazing, the songs are great, and this movie got me through a hospital stay I had as a child

[@JingleShoes]

Okay okay okay- corpse bride is not underrated - I feel like a lot of people think of corpse bride before nightmare before Christmas-

[@RueRyuzaki6]

I strongly disagree. I always see people repping nightmare before Christmas merch and Halloween decorations but never see corpse bride stuff

[@DriverHenryWho3245]

My sister used to think this was "The Nightmare Before Christmas 3" (Frankenweenie was 2)

[@meta527II]

I remember thinking this movie was dumb when I first saw it in theaters. But after seeing it again last year, it wasn't as dumb as I remember.

[@VirtualCybrDemon]

I was definitely a weird kid, so this was one of my all time favorite movies when i was little

[@cryingwatercolours]

how is it underrated when it’s literally so beloved like nightmare before christmas

[@2doot]

It's a gem, but underrated is such a headass statement 😭 Like what the fuck do you mean underrated, everyone and their mom are toting Hot Topic merch be so fr. I say this as someone who ADORES the film.

[@tobs__]

exactly dude

[@slimeprivilege]

it's not that serious lil bro

[@CiphersVII]

​@@slimeprivilege we are actively avoiding human interaction with these type of comments

[@paulwoodford1984]

Everyone loves this film.

[@2doot]

@@paulwoodford1984 no exactly that's my point 😭

[@GrilledCereal]

36 minutes ago, yet this video feels so nostalgic amazing work!

[@ch0ccyMalk]

Man, I love that subtle foreshadowing everytime the butterfly appears

[@Cherrytangela]

21:28 This is by far my favorite twist in the whole movie, just the thought of the Undead rising, only for them to hold the knowledge of who they were in life, and just going to their living relatives and Reconnecting.

[@LuciferLeijon]

Saying corpse bride is underrated is like saying spider man is underrated. Corpse bride is debatably the second most popular Tim Burton movie, second to nightmare before Christmas. It is definitely amazing but not underrated or forgotten.

[@aimeegeorgia8037]

I think he meant the soundtrack is underrated and the work that went into the movie is often overlooked

[@RavenStarMedia]

Love to see you talking about Corpse Bride! Such an underrated movie and it really deserves more attention.

[@mrsiraldo2544]

4:04 I think the reason why Victoria's mother thought that them being alone together was such an outrage was because I believe back in their time period, wealthy women would have chaperones to prevent their lovers to do stuff (yk) But since they are almost broke, they don't have a chaperone for Victoria, hence why victor asked where Victoria's chaperone was when they first met (I might be wrong but I think this was the reason)

[@HellFilms1974]

The corpse bride has to be one of the most romantic comedic and heartwarming films It's just so fuckin charming

[@Aurora-Welch]

I didn’t know you were colorblind. I love how The world Is Grey in the living and Colorful in the Dead It’s so cool.

[@samfish2550]

Can we appreciate the expensive amount of flowing and free moving fabrics on the models. It has so much life to the motions.

[@ethanhart129]

Fun fact, Tim Burton filmed this at the same time as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

[@redstone_guy_yt955]

I don't know what you meant when you said Emily turned into butterflies, those are clearly pigeons

[@PetalThorn]

I just watched this for the first time the other day. XD [[ *puts a helmet one before all the Tim Burton fans come at me* ]] I enjoyed it, but the timing! XD My one and only complaint about the movie is Victor not ever spelling out to Emily: "I THOUGHT YOUR HAND WAS A BRANCH."

[@PrettyboyAshtun]

as a kid i used to think this was a prequel to nightmare before christmas ( that artstyle was mostly the cause ) but when i watched it, it was a pretty good underrated movie.

[@urdad6144]

Omgg me and my best friend love this movie I can’t believe more people don’t know about it

[@mg1romulus]

I cried during this film at a friend's house. It was embarrassing but this movie changed how I saw love. It changed how I viewed other people in relationships. It is one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@Devious_Reviews]

This is my favorite Burton flick of all. Everyone else goes flocking to his prominent _Nightmare_ or even _Batman_ ... which are awesome... but this one is my pick. Right off the bat it's how the differences of the underworld and "up top" are. Down below it's so full of life but above it's all ho-hum but still humorous all around especially when things go haywire. The piano music is amazing. I'd have Victor's solo as a ringtone but something about my phone won't allow it. Older phones would allow anything but I digress. How this went over some peoples' heads perplexes me. I'd expect _Big Eyes_ to take that role, if not _Big Fish_ which neither had much promotion that I know of.

[@LucyLioness100]

I always liked this one even seeing it 20 years ago. Think I saw it with my dad & it was my first stop-motion movie in a theatre (since I grew up with “Nightmare B4 Christmas” on VHS and such). This and Sweeney Todd were the last great Burton features before the Beetlejuice sequel gave him some cred back

[@renamon5658]

Saw emily and victor at spirit Halloween. Glad that they are still somewhat popular

[@idkwhatimdoing5268]

I've been watching this movie SO much for like the past two months, and I just assumed most people knew about/liked it, so I'm pretty shocked that that's... not the case? Anyway, happy to hear it being talked about!

[@sekiezkogg]

Same here!!! It has been a childhood classic for me and I own the DVD still and I thought everyone knew about it.... 💔💔💔

[@m3tab0lic56]

The world is accurate because there’s no sun in the UK

[@Dr00dmovies]

Had to go to an obscure film house almost 2 hour travel away back in the day to see it. I didn't love it back then as much as I love it now, I blame my then adolescent Johnny Depp obsessed 14 year old mind ^^

[@OhSkyeLanta]

I do love the theory that Emily was Victoria’s older sister somehow, though there are some obvious loopholes to the idea

[@ParmesanTries]

im goth with a goth dad so i grew up watching this movie all year round, many many MANY times over. on the tv or on my portable dvd player

[@Phobia-shadows]

I appreciate the sonic heroes music in the background

[@MylingCyrus]

Scraps the dog was inspired by Tim Burtons idea of meeting his childhood dog in the afterlife Thought that was pretty sweet Of course he’s not the …… best person but dude can create some cool stuff

[@brobbinz]

emily so bad man i've always wanted her

[@aohara01]

Me… this movie was for me. At the time it came out, back when I was a wee little child, it was MY thing, I absolutely LOVED this movie and still do (considering it one of my favorites). My parents found it weird but I adore it.

[@greensgaming1414]

Ooooh HELL YES, I grew up watching this movie as a kid, and I loved every second of this movie (probably because I was a weird a kid; I liked whatever the minority didn't like, lol)! I STILL love this movie as an adult (20 years later from when I first saw this movie)!

[@JoshZlotkowski-pz3yn]

one of my childhood favorites. truly a masterpiece.

[@ScottGamring]

UNDERRATED??? man y'all missed out on so much

[@LaBellesGrace]

HEAVY RAIN MENTIONED in the literal best way possible. Perfection.

[@JohnnyCarver2024OC]

Very underrated movie like you said

[@sufear9106]

I watch this movie every year, thank you for speak about it

[@MacyPooh196]

I don’t know about the UK but Corpse Bride is pretty popular in the states. It’s always played during the Halloween season over here. It’s very well loved.

[@LaBellesGrace]

Corpse Bride is *SUCH* a good movie. Has been one of my favourites since I was 5, and that’s saying a lot because I initially was terrified of it. Feeling intrigued thankfully won over 😮‍💨👌

[@flaminlo9104]

dazz i think you would love wendyll and wild !! its a stop motion movie on netflix

[@alexism9656]

It was my first Tim Burton movie. I had the dvd as a kid so I watched it a lot.

[@karnagekarnival5127]

Lol giving Tim so much credit for the idea of the proposal, but as i recall theres a super old Jewish tale that actually first used the concept 😂

[@Kyeian]

corpse bride is based on historic horror stories--I forget the details, but it wasn't fully original. I've always been disappointed that the merch is all Victor and Emily. Victoria always seemed more interesting to me

[@dreamer24-79]

Such an amazing film; it never feels like Halloween until you've seen Corpse Bride, lol. By the way Dazz, I would recommend looking at A Monster in Paris if you haven't already, definitely a solid movie 👍 P.S. What is the music that plays at 14:44? 🤔 It's so familiar, yet it's clearly from a game I haven't played in ages, because I can't remember for the life of me, lol... 😅

[@forestfuneral]

theres one theory i love that says it goes frankenweenie > corpse bride > nightmare before christmas , victor being jack , and the animal companion being zero

[@dovahkiin6488]

Love the Left 4 Dead music at the beginning

[@sjmhadsock4586]

Johnny Depp needed to do another animated movie other than rango

[@traintrack3761]

As a fan of Tim Burton movies, this is one of my favourites of all!

[@OniShadowphoenix]

I Loved this movie when i was little

[@ladyfoo]

NGL I just realized Victor put the ring on the wrong finger in the woods 😂 and later it just switches to the ring finger.

[@RareGhazt.]

One of my favorite movies I would watch again (also 🦋)

[@Hot_SpicyGrill]

I was going to see the Corpse Bride as a kid, but the films marking didnt really market the bride as a good or bad thing. So I didnt want to see a film about dating Corpse. I think if the marketing said "this is a bad thing" more then it would have done better.

[@immortalkoopah3138]

thank god someone is talking about this great movie. this was a great one when it came out

[@madpsycho6]

The butterflies she turns into are the same as the one Victor drew at the beginning of the film.

[@Astronomicalfacts]

I didn’t even realise that Laika did this!!!!!

[@moerami2568]

not a bad movie but the ending is so abrupt

[@Kay_148]

I just watched it for the first time 6 hours ago xD what timing!

[@CoffeeFanatic-qn4eh]

this has been one of my fav childhood movies lol

[@pink-a-palouza7888]

If it helps me story of the corpse bride is a Jewish fairytale bedtime story, and it plays out pretty much the same, except the husband is married to both of them and he goes back-and-forth from the land of the living and the land of the dead has a family with the living wife and it goes back-and-forth until they’re all three are reunited one day

[@JamesBeesley]

Finally someone is talking about this it's one of my favourite films ever!!!

[@genevieveatwater4533]

One of my favorite movies ever. I watch out several times a year

[@frank8917]

I have the feeling that this movie isnt made for kids The same way the Looney Tunes originally werent made for kids

[@birdiehouse3708]

not gonna lie, Corpse Bride is the reason why I like undead monster girls

[@mimibspooky7650]

Okay I’m glad someone appreciates this film

[@Sideswiper1983-on6po]

Bigfoot (2018)! It’s soo bad it was turned off while I was watching it with my class one Christmas

[@lindseyowen9106]

Did not know LAIKA was involved with corpse bride

[@nook7189]

Corpse Bride > The Nightmare Before Christmas. Yes, fight me.

[@Otokichi786]

"The Corpse Bride" was a very interesting love story.;)

[@Eddie_eyes]

fuckin love corps bride, and the songs dont suck !! their actually rlly good

[@Detective_Peach]

I like how they made an animatronic of Emily

[@AdamIshak01]

Corpse Bride > Nightmare Before Christmas Corpse Bride supremacy!

[@Zachthrowaway]

8:15 Cocoa? lmao

[@Grudge_the_assassin]

Ah yes! a great movie with a great review!

[@LastGoatKnight]

"Is that a bird?"