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Tim BurtonKuvaus:
Bruno DelbonnelSävellys:
Danny ElfmanNäyttelijät:
Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Helena Bonham Carter, Eva Green, Jackie Earle Haley, Jonny Lee Miller, Chloë Grace Moretz, Bella Heathcote (lisää)Suoratoistopalvelut (4)
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Barnabas Collins on 1700-luvun playboy, joka pettää rakkaan Angeliquensa. Nainen sattuu olemaan noita ja muuttaa Barnabasin vampyyriksi. Hän herää vuonna 1972 vain huomatakseen että hänen vanha kotinsa on täynnä tunkeilijoita ja että Angelique on edelleen rakastunut häneen. (MTV3)
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Congratulations to Tim Burton for once again managing to make a bad film. And this time he tried really hard. Not a bit of darkness. Under the surface, another annoying wannabe stylish crap with a heavily made-up Johnny in the main role and an elite cast that has nothing to do under Burton’s direction. Awful, the only good thing is the soundtrack.
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It's such a shame that just when most viewers ran out of patience with Tim Burton, Dark Shadows came along. I actually like the master of strangeness, and the story of Barnabas Collins seems better to me than the quickly fading Alice or even more Burton-esque Sweeney Todd. There are a lot of oddities happening at Collinwood that amaze me with the director's imagination, or I can hardly resist laughing. Johnny Depp works perfectly as an atypical protagonist without batting an eye, and the rest of the film is stolen by the pubescent princess Chloe Moretz even in a smaller space. Riding the waves of Elfman's soundtrack, I made it to 90% with a slight reservation for distance and further projection, which a few years later confirmed that the rarely appreciated spectacle got stuck on the turbulent cliffs at that time.
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Tim Burton's dumbest and most boring film, and I say that as a great admirer of his. So, let's summarize. Typical Burton goofy humour? There’s none of it. Burton's famous bizarre visual styling? Non-existent. The always so distinctive music of Elfman? I didn’t catch it. Immersive plot? Plot? What plot? So what the hell, at least some minor tidbits, like Barnabas's confrontation with modern times? Criminally underused. I'll let Barnabas's fangs bite me if I'm making this up, but these were my two longest hours at the movies in years.
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Irresistible costumes, makeup and vivid colors create a cute floral seventies atmosphere (with great opening credits).
There are a few cute references and allusions, but you would expect more from Johnny Depp’s ancient vampire’s interactions
with the modern world. Dark Shadows is an eccentric film that attempts to pay homage to all kinds of things Burton likes,
but it’s surprisingly not very funny and the characters are just iconic figures in a story that won’t absorb you. It’s a stylish
farce that looks good but has no heart or emotion. Tim Burton seems to be drying up, which is a shame. It reminded me
of Death Becomes Her.
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Burton fizzled out and there was nothing left but a bunch of make up, pretty sets and once emotive themes. More than anything else, the character of Barnabas is an unintentional authorial self-reflection by a filmmaker who, since Sweeney Todd, has been copying himself and chasing the ghosts of the past.
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