Tim Burton's Vincent featuring Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven (720p HD)

[@alicedarko2536]

"While other kids reads books like Go Jane Go, Vincent's favourite author is Edgar Allan Poe."

[@rat2605]

I read that as soon as it said that in the video

[@jack0609]

Story of my life

[@glamcouturequeen]

Vincent is not like other girls

[@virginiwoolf]

Just a great boy!

[@rixturaxathestxygazlephist9373]

Best quote!

[@planetpihl660]

tim burton and edger allan poe are two great masters of horror

[@christianmoralesortiz4688]

Planet Pihl and with Vincent price too!!!XD YAAASSS!!!!!!XD

[@AngelJuliet]

Vincent Price

[@constanzarios3735]

Yess

[@Silver-kw7eq]

I imagine it being the same reincarnated man

[@_what._.]

RIGHT

[@myathegrandma]

That Nevermore at the end. We all saw it coming

[@scottmoore1614]

I got to meet Vincent while he was on a lecture tour once. A truly remarkable gentleman. He came out of the back stage door after the lecture, wearing a large black overcoat. It looked like a scene from one of his movies. I was struck by how tall he was. He walked up to me, extended his hand and said hello. I said, “Good evening, Mr. Price.” He graciously greeted several others that were standing around and then hopped in a limo and was gone.

[@AliJayCraft]

Sounded like a classy gentleman

[@scottmoore1614]

@@AliJayCraft The epitome of class. It’s sad to say, celebrities just aren’t like that much anymore.

[@mete1099]

@@scottmoore1614 you realise you keep rhyming with the last part of the short film, Mr Scott Moore?

[@gawain_goat1409]

I saw this as a little kid, and I took it way too seriously, not realizing that it was just a child's imagination. What Vincent imagined I took as real, in the context of the story and felt so bad those things happened to him. These images and others similar, are what silently fueled me growing up, and to just now re-watch this to realize it was just a dramatic kid, that he didn't actually die at the end, is wild to me. This is what gave me the fear of being trapped, and since I got over it (kinda) It's so strange to see its source in a new light. Oh goodness I love it, I love it all.

[@CesarMcClendon-ym3mr]

He could have actually died of a panic attack and or heart attack given how young he was he probably wasn't able to comprehend what he was reading and the constant intake of what he was reading could have caused him to go mad also he could have schizophrenia which would be further fuel to drive him mad which is further fuel to have a heart attack or panic attack

[@CesarMcClendon-ym3mr]

I don't know I interpret it to be him driving himself insane and having a heart attack

[@baninehaidar1092]

Watches while hugging my Edgar Allen Poe book

[@gingermaniac5484]

That’s absolutely adorably amazing

[@midwintersnight]

Me Tooooo!

[@collerdgreens]

We see here an early manifestation of what would become F R A N K EN W E E N I E

[@jonathanlaureano7746]

For anyone wondering the song is The Snake Charmer

[@kimberlymichelle1188]

Thank you! I was trying to place it!

[@andysargrad9237]

I love Tim Burton, Vincent Price, and Edgar Allen Poe so much, this is such beautiful art; Invokes all emotions.

[@yeseniaperez9032]

This is truly dark and beautiful

[@vardellsfolly5200]

A beautiful man. Charismatic, extremely talented, extraordinary elegant and graceful, with a very expressive voice, humble, decent and modest.. VINCENT PRICE!

[@ammitthedevourer7316]

It’s cool to revisit this as an adult. As a kid, I saw this and felt that Vincent was having some sort of internal turmoil that he expressed best via old school horror media. Maybe his imagination ran too far, or maybe he’s coping with something else and his wife is a metaphor. His mother didn’t understand, and why would she? Adults always think kids are overly dramatic, but they don’t get it! Weren’t they kids once too? What up with that? Now, I see that Vincent is probably just a kid with a vivid, morbid imagination. His “struggles” are him playing, though he’s not too mindful about real world consequences of his actions (digging up the flower bed), as kids often are. In a way I envy him now. Creative expression is less limited when you’re young, at least socially. I know it’s not really all that deep. It’s still interesting to me how perspectives change.

[@AliJayCraft]

I will always find the short film fascinating. This is exactly why I love horror. Horror is the most expressive genre in all media but is just limited because of how frightening reality and imagination can be.

[@fatimatorres7438]

The 3 masters of Horror in one short story... My life is made

[@laylayla9146]

What are the 3 masters

[@brandonallen3289]

@@laylayla9146 Vincent Price and Edgar Allan Poe definitely. Tim Burton isn't really known for horror.

[@danielbautista9062]

I have a theory that this boy in the short film is actually Tim Burton. Tim Burton is such a huge fan of Vincent Price, so basically this is a story about him wanting to be his idol, but reality is always getting his way.

[@toolazy4names302]

mother: "You're not Vincent Price" [short film ends] credits: "narrated by VINCENT PRICE" me: ...Tim Burton...I don't think you thought this through...

[@imsethpullona]

TooLazy4Names No no no, I this was intently thought through.

[@hollygozso6229]

so i was searching for a poem for my class, (they're just 10 years old) i guess i'll keep looking. i loved it tho

[@TheMiig1513]

wish you had picked it haha. Which one did you end up picking?

[@dawizad3598]

"i want you to go outside and have some real fun" I didnt know that some fun is fake.

[@christianmoralesortiz4688]

DA Wizad evidently

[@troysmall5482]

Your wife knows about faking fun.

[@flobing1927]

Can remember watching this as a kid Hated it then Adore it now

[@Hyattma]

Don’t we all want to be like Vincent Price 🤟🏼🤟🏼

[@imistx2]

I love coming back to this and watching it over and over again

[@jamesramirez8685]

That was beautiful, thank you

[@sarahn.7809]

Truly wonderful. Every minute of this was not wasted.

[@claraglima3045]

this is one of the best things i have ever seen.

[@CJ-ef9eq]

I remember this video from when I was little. Happy Halloween everyone!! :))))

[@aidaguerrero5360]

Here I am at 5 am

[@christianmoralesortiz4688]

Elegantly done!!!!XD

[@marksmith1074]

I love this so much!!

[@macca154]

i remember my mom showing me this at 9

[@bewareofsasquatch]

This video hits so hard to home… never seen a video that it was meant for me cause of things going on. I’ll pull thru, I can do it.

[@christiancontreras5968]

James Earl Jones needs to narrate this as well.

[@saraconnolly9291]

Love this

[@brisjapaneseboyfriendyaoij1921]

I love Tim burton movies

[@dawizad3598]

i enjoyed this very much!

[@somethingforeveryone4206]

Lol I've only known the original and this shit is hilarious. The raven as a nagging mother, love it.

[@amfthehedgehog1993]

I luv this short film

[@SolAvis1]

...wow. That was very disturbing to watch at midnight.

[@shamiquewalker8572]

Lol😪

[@thanos3076]

this is an inspiration for because I’m going to be a director

[@codynewtonn]

good video

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Great animation and narrating 👍👍

[@virginiwoolf]

Tim Burton 🖤

[@kun1827]

Amazing.

[@kareyannefoster]

Truly Enchanting.

[@virginiaholder1999]

His imagination is his own undoing.

[@Paul-te8mz]

Brilliant!

[@sstaralien]

This is cool and dark but reminds me of someone for such a young age being schizophrenic

[@eriksatie877]

Lol...story of my life...i was that kid

[@LelaForrest-w3f]

I love both Tim Burton, Edger Allan Poe and Jenna Ortega.

[@greatlibrary9711]

nice video thank you

[@eazypeazy33]

ART 🌹

[@emilynixon7798]

Oh God I am in love

[@latoyalewis]

The BEST!!! ✨✨✨✨

[@moo3060]

whoah... schizophrenic (if I'm not mistaken) 7 year olds, Edgar Allan Poe and Tim Burton. Not my normal combination. But awesome nonetheless

[@mijiyoon5575]

.👍👍👍👍👍🎬📽📽📽📽📽 Go Tim Go

[@SecretlifeofJayNoel]

Idk but this was cool

[@saskoilersfan]

Why is a raven like a writing desk? Thats easy . " they both have cause for thoughts " , ._. sherlock holmes._.

[@candibara5851]

Walt Disney "Because it can produce a few notes, though they are very flat; and it is never put with the wrong end in front!" Lewis Carroll

[@saskoilersfan]

White rose ._. Because they both can have cause for thoughts . ._. Becaws they both can have caws forethoughts . (Becaws/Because) , they both can have (caws/cause) (for thoughts/forethoughts). (Raven , nevar ) (writeing desk , kesd gnietirw ) your answer mankes no cents._. My answer uses just a double cross on perceptions._. The answer is not mirrored duh._.

[@comparethemiaKAT]

Because Poe wrote on both.

[@preettygoood7774]

so is this just vincent price making fun of himself? based.

[@briankulbaba]

Scary

[@m.meghana2365]

He's just like me fr fr

[@Lo-jy3nc]

wow

[@rixturaxathestxygazlephist9373]

Edgar is just magnificent! The best dark poetic person in the world, nobody can compare with his quotes because only he knows he is the best for so long! 😄

[@LelaForrest-w3f]

They are my Gothic community.

[@robertrussell898]

When I was a kid I remember seeing this but I am so sure this was part of a movie I don’t remember it just being a short story can anyone tell me if it was part of a movie and if so what one. Cheers 😂👍

[@guy5529]

This narrator sounds actually like Maurice Lamarche from Futurama and Pinky and the Brain

[@justsomeokami8867]

“And then his sister came in and randomly hit him with a pillow “

[@bardo677]

this is the most amazing thing I've ever seen in my life. I thank God for,Tim Butthurt Bullshit Burton

[@bardo677]

I was taught if you want them to read your CV you need to make sure it stands apart from all the others they might be receiving.

[@marianasalvador5139]

This is art but.. really.. what did I just watch

[@iankelley5114]

A short film written and directed by Tim Burton about a boy who idolizes Vincent Price and Edgar Allan Poe, and is narrated by Price himself. What's not to like?

[@j0hndobile802]

Next year this would have been released 40 years ago.j Damn

[@savannahsalinas8127]

tryna figure out what the song is he plays on the flute the very first 40 seconds within the video

[@jonathanlaureano7746]

The snake charmer

[@thomasbuckler3977]

why is this music so recognizable? what is this from

[@goxgdl]

Tim is a motherfucker genius. Period.

[@Rose-pf5kr]

OK but y do I imagine this as dr.Finkelstein from the nightmare before Christmas’s backstory

[@mdariak5253]

Song name at the end and the beginning? 😀

[@ergbudster3333]

Wonderfully ghoulish.

[@sarabaker4662]

🖤🖤

[@amfthehedgehog1993]

💗💗

[@piper888]

What is that Melody that is the theme for this? Anyone know

[@jonathanlaureano7746]

The snake charmer

[@jayjacob3789]

Kind of weird to hear professor ratigan narrating a Tim Burton short film.

[@sofiasantamaria7861]

DID someone?

[@memej1469]

how did i get here??

[@juliorivera6230]

Is that the voice of the brain from pinky and the brain

[@niyahkelly5499]

omggggg the narrator voice 💕 like no sexual stuff it just sounds so good. Anyone know the name?

[@Desi_the_destroyer]

Lol me as a child and me now

[@charlottea.cavatica1696]

Maurice LaMarche is the narrator?

[@vulpesinculta76]

3:11 ^_^

[@DocAlexandrite]

This really reminds me of the Robot Chicken opening

[@stephenstorti5225]

Vincent is based on Vincent prince himself

[@emistrawberry6462]

Poor dog ( ´△｀)

[@saskoilersfan]

WHY IS A RAVEN LIKE A WRITING DESK ? A riddle so simple that people with the illusion of intelligence cannot solve._. WHY IS A CROW LIKE A SCHOOL DESK ? A riddle where the answer is a double cross on perceptions ._. Answer ._.. (becaws / because) they both can have (caws /cause) (for thoughts/forethoughts) .

[@mariacillan9668]

C.S. Lewis OH MY GOD

[@barrystoner9023]

Real dark yet interesting poem. . . You just need to be open minded about it. -stoner-

[@davidingram2972]

Seven yr old boy here's his wife call from floor below..

[@carllim5153]

i dont think this is the story of the raven

[@Trollsagan69420]

Emo Calvin

[@marilynndalka6497]

❤❤❤❤