Another Art-house that Tim Burton painted, metaphorically

Rating: 9/10 (5 July 2005)

Like Edward Scissorhands, this film is remarkable, and stunning because this adds that sort of jolliness into Halloween. Yeah, it had a controversial look to some Catholic church as it was being Satanist to the Lord, but they don't seek anything pass that, and it's not trying to say a nasty creed about anything. After all, the lesson is that you can't change something; otherwise it best to be alone. This displays a good message to children because it has that emotion to move people. This is something that the family may enjoy one night while getting the popcorn ready. The setting is so cool that Tim Burton makes the background as festive as possible. Disney movies aren't as bad as it seems. I would grade this movie a A- because it definitely shows a creativity that displays a message, and a symbolical meaning to the society. This is an art-house film because it's definitely a movie that could stand on it's own with a deep meaning. You may think that Disney movies are all too happy, then you're wrong, this movie is part of Disney, but it shows not all Disney movies are bubbly.