RELEASE DATE September 7, 2005 ORIGINAL TITLE
Corpse Bride
DIRECTORS Tim Burton, Mike Johnson
PRODUCERS
Tim Burton, Allison Abbate, Joe Ranft, Derek Frey
SCRIPT
John August, Caroline Thompson
CAST (VOICES)
Johnny Depp (Victor Van Dort), Helena Bonham Carter (Emily, the Corpse Bride), Emily Watson (Victoria Everglot), Tracey Ullman (Nell Van Dort), Paul Whitehouse (William Van Dort), Joanna Lumley (Lady Maudeline Everglot), Albert Finney (Finis Everglot Lord), Richard E Grant (Lord Barkis Bittern), Christopher Lee (Pastor Gallswells), Michael Gough (Elder Gutknecht), Jane Horrocks (Black Widow), Enn Reitel (Caterpillar), Deep Roy (General Bonesapart), Danny Elfman (Bonejangles), Stephen Ballantyne (Mayodomo Emil), Lisa Kay (Village Boy)
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Pete Kozachik
BANDA SONORA
Danny Elfman
DISTRIBUTED BY: Warner Bros.
CAST (VOICES)
Johnny Depp (Victor Van Dort), Helena Bonham Carter (Emily, the Corpse Bride), Emily Watson (Victoria Everglot), Tracey Ullman (Nell Van Dort), Paul Whitehouse (William Van Dort), Joanna Lumley (Lady Maudeline Everglot), Albert Finney (Finis Everglot Lord), Richard E Grant (Lord Barkis Bittern), Christopher Lee (Pastor Gallswells), Michael Gough (Elder Gutknecht), Jane Horrocks (Black Widow), Enn Reitel (Caterpillar), Deep Roy (General Bonesapart), Danny Elfman (Bonejangles), Stephen Ballantyne (Mayodomo Emil), Lisa Kay (Village Boy)
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Pete Kozachik
BANDA SONORA
Danny Elfman
DISTRIBUTED BY: Warner Bros.
DURATION 77 minutes
Victor Van Dort: "With this hand will ease your pain. Your cup will never empty, because I'll be your wine. Oh, Lady Everglot, this stunning tonight. What did you say Lord Everglot? What do you call Dad? If you insist sir. With this candle will guide your steps in the dark. With this ring I take you by wife. "
EMILY, CORPSE BRIDE:" If I want to. "
WORM:" Sorry, you do not know me, but I live in the body of your mother. "
EMILY, CORPSE BRIDE" Victor forget. I was getting married and I snatched my dream, and now I intend to do the same to another person. Victor I love you, but you're not mine. "Lord Barkis Bittern
:" But first a toast to Emily, the everlasting bride never married. Tell me dear, you can break a heart that has stopped beating? "
CURIOSITIES
The film is based on a Jewish legend with a similar story. A version of the legend is included in the "Shivkhey Hoari, a library collection of stories about a known mystical indoctrination called Kabbalah Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Ashkenazi. In this legend, someone put a ring on his finger hovering over the floor saying their wedding vows as a joke, so being married to a woman of the underworld who claimed her husband. The case was brought to a rabbi who declared that since man had not spoken with feeling vows, marriage was not real. However, to ensure that women would be free to marry someone from the underworld, the man must give a formal divorce according to Jewish law.
The project was created by Tim Burton to his wife Helena Bonham Carter. He was also dedicated to the memory of Joe Ranft. This is the first movie
Cula stop motion that Tim Burton directed or produced from "Nightmare Before Christmas" in 1993, twelve years ago. The film took fifty-five weeks into shooting, during which it took to design and shoot one hundred and nine thousand four hundred forty thousand individual animation frames. This is a stop motion film quite innovative, being the first to be edited using Apple Final Cut Pro. It was also the first film to use, being performed in its entirety, commercial digital still cameras, 31 cameras Canon EOS-1 Ds MARK II SLR with Nikon lenses.
The puppets were built with steel skeletons covered by silicone skin. The height of these varied between twenty and eleven inches, and some of the sets were so big that the organizers had no problem to enter them to manipulate the puppets. The puppets did not use common industry standards, nor Replaceable heads
s (as was the case in "Nightmare Before Christmas") or replaceable mouths (as was the case in "Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of vegetables"). Instead heads were used adjusted mechanisms hidden keys, one for each puppet. Although this allowed for more subtlety and delicacy, but proved to be an even tougher task than previous systems. One facilitator reported having had recurring nightmares in relation to this innovative system. Equal number of puppets were created to film more scenes in less time. In the case of Victor and Emily fourteen puppets were created, while Victoria is created thirteen. The Lord Bonejangles and his band of skeletons were inspired by the animated short titled "The Skeleton Dance" of 1929, as well as Cab Calloway and his band when they appeared in rotoscope in Betty Boop cartoon. The pianist of the Underworld is based on the movements of Ray Charles, and has his own glasses. Bonejangles's character is based on the famous dancer Bill Robinson, who was nicknamed "Bojangles." Originally 
Albert Finney would play the role of Grandpa Joe in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" in 2005, but when Tim Burton was added to the project this just wanted to Johnny Depp as the star of the film. Because this, Burton offered the role of Lord Finney Finis Everglot as an apology. Danny Elfman wrote the music for Bonejangles with the idea of \u200b\u200banother singer's interpreted, but not finding a suitable voice, Burton asked Elfman to sing and he accepted. When Victor plays the piano in this is a plaque with the inscription that reads "Harryhausen" which is a reference to stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen call. The voice of the worm and facial gestures are a reference to Peter Lorre.
The film was a financial success, collecting around fifty-three million dollars domestically, and about one hundred and seventeen million worldwide. He was also received with very positive reviews from critics. He also received an Oscar nomination as best
FILM animated ula 2005, but this fell on "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the vegetables."
PERSONAL NOTE I believe that in recent years, Tim Burton has lost much of the charm that had in his early films, and although I enjoyed, I always thought it was lacking something essential. This film is discussed here is the only exception of this last time. Here we have Tim Burton hundred per cent, with a story that manages to combine humor, romance, and an inevitable dose of nostalgia and sadness.
The aesthetic is great, and I loved how much detail, the most obvious of them the use of color. We have a living world dominated by shades of gray and others but always off, while the world of the dead have an absolute color, which is at least ironic.
not only presents the romance between young, but him as the adults around them have forgotten those feelings in favor of more materialistic feelings. A lthough
if you doubt the character of Emily is the one that did touch me further. Emily symbolizes something that we often refuse to consider that sometimes love does not come, and that this is not about being a good person or not. Simply, life is, and there are times when what we want most is not intended to cross our path. Emily takes a personal journey in which initially willing to get what he wants even if not reciprocated, but finally puts right to their personal desires.
Although I am not convinced that this film than its predecessor "Story Before Christmas, "is another exceptional work that manages to captivate and engage the viewer. I just hope it is a sign that Burton has not forgotten how to make outstanding films in favor of a more commercial film, because ultimately this film was a box office hit and has those elements of many of his recent films have lacked and which prevent the level from which they can this excellent director.
HISTORY (This section contains details of the plot and story)
The movie takes place in a small European village with no name. There, Victor Van Dort is a nineteen year-old son of a merchant fish that have become newly rich. Victoria Everglot is the daughter of a bankrupt aristocracy, who hardly pay attention. Both families agree to the marriage of Victor and Victoria for the Van Dort can ascend to the upper class, and Everglot can secure their future financially. The two families arrange a meeting in which Victor and Victoria meet, and feel an attraction between them. Families are directed to a wedding rehearsal, where Victor is shown as is usual with him, unsure and clumsy. Although Victoria is attracted by his blunders, the priest insists that the young should practice their wedding vows.
Victor leaves the village to the forest he decides to practice their vo
cough loudly, placing his wedding ring on a tree root protruding. This result turns out to be the finger of a woman murdered and buried with her wedding dress, which rises from the grave assuming that the votes that were targeted victor practiced it, and that having the ring on his finger, he has become his wife. Terrified, Victor tries to escape but he caught the corpse bride to take her to the underworld. There, Victor discovers that the girl's name is Emily and she was murdered in the woods when its leaked after take your money and dressed as a bride. Meanwhile, the town has seen a town crier was carried Victor Emily and communicate this to the Everglot to develop suspicions about the future marriage.
In the underworld, Emily gives him an engagement present to Victor, who happens to be his dead dog Scraps. Victor explains how his mother did not like Scraps, or anything that interested him. Given this, Emily asked if his mother would have approved of her marriage. Victor
Emily takes this question to insist on his mother present. To return to the world of the living, the couple convinces the Elder Gutknecht, ruler of the underworld, so that both can temporarily access the world of the living and meet the parents of Victor.
Once in the woods, Victor asks Emily to wait while you talk with your parents first. Under this pretext, Victor goes into the arms of Victoria to confess his love, which turns out to be reciprocal. Meanwhile, a worm that resides in the eye of Emily insists that this go to meet Victor. Emily does and finds Victor and Victoria together. Feeling betrayed, Emily takes Victor back to the underworld by using a magic word. Once there, Emily accuses him of betraying her to Victoria to consider "the other" without realizing that this title is yours.
Meanwhile, Victoria tells her parents that Victor has been forced to marry a dead woman, but they do not believe and come to the conclusion that it has become crazy, to which she is thrown into his room. Victoria
out and heading to the church to visit Pastor Galswells, who does not believe the story of the Corpse Bride, and takes her back to her parents. Due to the disappearance of Victor, Victoria's parents decide to marry a rich course newcomer to town, named Lord Barkis Bittern, even against their will.
Meanwhile, Emily is disappointed by what happened, but soon realizes that Victor and Victoria probably deserve to be together, since they are alive. The protests of his friends, who think the only virtue of Victoria is being alive, Emily doubts continue to grow. Finally, Victor comes to appreciate everything for what Emily has happened, and apologizes to her, promising to stay by her side as her husband.
The driver of the family of Victor dies and comes in the underworld, which communicates impending wedding between Victor and Victoria Lord Barkis. Victor feels betrayed by Victoria, which decides to end his own life, a marriage to Emily definitive, since the Ancient
tknecht Gu said that the marriage of two is not valid to be a live and the other dead. The ceremony to occur in the world of the living, where Victor must be killed. The dead and the couple go there, more specifically the town's parish. At first glance the living dead are terrified of, but to recognize among them some love.
Just before the parish, Victoria and Lord Barkis are married, but when he discovers that the girl's family is bankrupt, he leaves angry. The ceremony of Victor and Emily begins in the parish, while Victoria watches hidden. When Victor is about to take his poisoned wine, Emily discovers Victoria and decided to stop the ceremony. Emily takes a Victoria before the altar and frees your commitment Victor claiming that the young couple should stay together.
Just then bursts into the church claiming that Victoria is his wife, and wants money. Emily recognizes as promised the murderer of her dowry, and he realizes that now seeks to do the same with
Victoria. Lord Barkis Victor attempts to kill with a sword, but Emily receives the blow for him leaving the unarmed peasant, and demanding to leave the place. Before doing so, Lord Barkis takes a mocking toast Emily, but you drink the poisoned wine to drink that Victor was at the ceremony. Upon death, the dead will take you to the Underworld with the intent to retaliate for what he did to Emily.
Emily prepares to leave, but Victor makes it look that can not break the promise he made. She answers that it has fulfilled its promise and released, and that frees you reward commitment. After handing in her bouquet to Victoria, Emily is transformed into a swarm of butterflies that flew away into the night. SCENE
Unable to insert any movie scene that are hung on "youtube", I can only do this with the trailer for the film.
Victor Van Dort: "With this hand will ease your pain. Your cup will never empty, because I'll be your wine. Oh, Lady Everglot, this stunning tonight. What did you say Lord Everglot? What do you call Dad? If you insist sir. With this candle will guide your steps in the dark. With this ring I take you by wife. "
EMILY, CORPSE BRIDE:" If I want to. "
WORM:" Sorry, you do not know me, but I live in the body of your mother. "
EMILY, CORPSE BRIDE" Victor forget. I was getting married and I snatched my dream, and now I intend to do the same to another person. Victor I love you, but you're not mine. "Lord Barkis Bittern
:" But first a toast to Emily, the everlasting bride never married. Tell me dear, you can break a heart that has stopped beating? "
CURIOSITIES
The film is based on a Jewish legend with a similar story. A version of the legend is included in the "Shivkhey Hoari, a library collection of stories about a known mystical indoctrination called Kabbalah Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Ashkenazi. In this legend, someone put a ring on his finger hovering over the floor saying their wedding vows as a joke, so being married to a woman of the underworld who claimed her husband. The case was brought to a rabbi who declared that since man had not spoken with feeling vows, marriage was not real. However, to ensure that women would be free to marry someone from the underworld, the man must give a formal divorce according to Jewish law.
The project was created by Tim Burton to his wife Helena Bonham Carter. He was also dedicated to the memory of Joe Ranft. This is the first movie
Cula stop motion that Tim Burton directed or produced from "Nightmare Before Christmas" in 1993, twelve years ago. The film took fifty-five weeks into shooting, during which it took to design and shoot one hundred and nine thousand four hundred forty thousand individual animation frames. This is a stop motion film quite innovative, being the first to be edited using Apple Final Cut Pro. It was also the first film to use, being performed in its entirety, commercial digital still cameras, 31 cameras Canon EOS-1 Ds MARK II SLR with Nikon lenses. The puppets were built with steel skeletons covered by silicone skin. The height of these varied between twenty and eleven inches, and some of the sets were so big that the organizers had no problem to enter them to manipulate the puppets. The puppets did not use common industry standards, nor Replaceable heads
s (as was the case in "Nightmare Before Christmas") or replaceable mouths (as was the case in "Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of vegetables"). Instead heads were used adjusted mechanisms hidden keys, one for each puppet. Although this allowed for more subtlety and delicacy, but proved to be an even tougher task than previous systems. One facilitator reported having had recurring nightmares in relation to this innovative system. Equal number of puppets were created to film more scenes in less time. In the case of Victor and Emily fourteen puppets were created, while Victoria is created thirteen. The Lord Bonejangles and his band of skeletons were inspired by the animated short titled "The Skeleton Dance" of 1929, as well as Cab Calloway and his band when they appeared in rotoscope in Betty Boop cartoon. The pianist of the Underworld is based on the movements of Ray Charles, and has his own glasses. Bonejangles's character is based on the famous dancer Bill Robinson, who was nicknamed "Bojangles." Originally 
Albert Finney would play the role of Grandpa Joe in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" in 2005, but when Tim Burton was added to the project this just wanted to Johnny Depp as the star of the film. Because this, Burton offered the role of Lord Finney Finis Everglot as an apology. Danny Elfman wrote the music for Bonejangles with the idea of \u200b\u200banother singer's interpreted, but not finding a suitable voice, Burton asked Elfman to sing and he accepted. When Victor plays the piano in this is a plaque with the inscription that reads "Harryhausen" which is a reference to stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen call. The voice of the worm and facial gestures are a reference to Peter Lorre.
The film was a financial success, collecting around fifty-three million dollars domestically, and about one hundred and seventeen million worldwide. He was also received with very positive reviews from critics. He also received an Oscar nomination as best
FILM animated ula 2005, but this fell on "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the vegetables." PERSONAL NOTE I believe that in recent years, Tim Burton has lost much of the charm that had in his early films, and although I enjoyed, I always thought it was lacking something essential. This film is discussed here is the only exception of this last time. Here we have Tim Burton hundred per cent, with a story that manages to combine humor, romance, and an inevitable dose of nostalgia and sadness.
The aesthetic is great, and I loved how much detail, the most obvious of them the use of color. We have a living world dominated by shades of gray and others but always off, while the world of the dead have an absolute color, which is at least ironic.
not only presents the romance between young, but him as the adults around them have forgotten those feelings in favor of more materialistic feelings. A lthough
if you doubt the character of Emily is the one that did touch me further. Emily symbolizes something that we often refuse to consider that sometimes love does not come, and that this is not about being a good person or not. Simply, life is, and there are times when what we want most is not intended to cross our path. Emily takes a personal journey in which initially willing to get what he wants even if not reciprocated, but finally puts right to their personal desires. Although I am not convinced that this film than its predecessor "Story Before Christmas, "is another exceptional work that manages to captivate and engage the viewer. I just hope it is a sign that Burton has not forgotten how to make outstanding films in favor of a more commercial film, because ultimately this film was a box office hit and has those elements of many of his recent films have lacked and which prevent the level from which they can this excellent director.
HISTORY (This section contains details of the plot and story)
The movie takes place in a small European village with no name. There, Victor Van Dort is a nineteen year-old son of a merchant fish that have become newly rich. Victoria Everglot is the daughter of a bankrupt aristocracy, who hardly pay attention. Both families agree to the marriage of Victor and Victoria for the Van Dort can ascend to the upper class, and Everglot can secure their future financially. The two families arrange a meeting in which Victor and Victoria meet, and feel an attraction between them. Families are directed to a wedding rehearsal, where Victor is shown as is usual with him, unsure and clumsy. Although Victoria is attracted by his blunders, the priest insists that the young should practice their wedding vows.
Victor leaves the village to the forest he decides to practice their vo
cough loudly, placing his wedding ring on a tree root protruding. This result turns out to be the finger of a woman murdered and buried with her wedding dress, which rises from the grave assuming that the votes that were targeted victor practiced it, and that having the ring on his finger, he has become his wife. Terrified, Victor tries to escape but he caught the corpse bride to take her to the underworld. There, Victor discovers that the girl's name is Emily and she was murdered in the woods when its leaked after take your money and dressed as a bride. Meanwhile, the town has seen a town crier was carried Victor Emily and communicate this to the Everglot to develop suspicions about the future marriage. In the underworld, Emily gives him an engagement present to Victor, who happens to be his dead dog Scraps. Victor explains how his mother did not like Scraps, or anything that interested him. Given this, Emily asked if his mother would have approved of her marriage. Victor
Emily takes this question to insist on his mother present. To return to the world of the living, the couple convinces the Elder Gutknecht, ruler of the underworld, so that both can temporarily access the world of the living and meet the parents of Victor. Once in the woods, Victor asks Emily to wait while you talk with your parents first. Under this pretext, Victor goes into the arms of Victoria to confess his love, which turns out to be reciprocal. Meanwhile, a worm that resides in the eye of Emily insists that this go to meet Victor. Emily does and finds Victor and Victoria together. Feeling betrayed, Emily takes Victor back to the underworld by using a magic word. Once there, Emily accuses him of betraying her to Victoria to consider "the other" without realizing that this title is yours.
Meanwhile, Victoria tells her parents that Victor has been forced to marry a dead woman, but they do not believe and come to the conclusion that it has become crazy, to which she is thrown into his room. Victoria
out and heading to the church to visit Pastor Galswells, who does not believe the story of the Corpse Bride, and takes her back to her parents. Due to the disappearance of Victor, Victoria's parents decide to marry a rich course newcomer to town, named Lord Barkis Bittern, even against their will. Meanwhile, Emily is disappointed by what happened, but soon realizes that Victor and Victoria probably deserve to be together, since they are alive. The protests of his friends, who think the only virtue of Victoria is being alive, Emily doubts continue to grow. Finally, Victor comes to appreciate everything for what Emily has happened, and apologizes to her, promising to stay by her side as her husband.
The driver of the family of Victor dies and comes in the underworld, which communicates impending wedding between Victor and Victoria Lord Barkis. Victor feels betrayed by Victoria, which decides to end his own life, a marriage to Emily definitive, since the Ancient
tknecht Gu said that the marriage of two is not valid to be a live and the other dead. The ceremony to occur in the world of the living, where Victor must be killed. The dead and the couple go there, more specifically the town's parish. At first glance the living dead are terrified of, but to recognize among them some love. Just before the parish, Victoria and Lord Barkis are married, but when he discovers that the girl's family is bankrupt, he leaves angry. The ceremony of Victor and Emily begins in the parish, while Victoria watches hidden. When Victor is about to take his poisoned wine, Emily discovers Victoria and decided to stop the ceremony. Emily takes a Victoria before the altar and frees your commitment Victor claiming that the young couple should stay together.
Just then bursts into the church claiming that Victoria is his wife, and wants money. Emily recognizes as promised the murderer of her dowry, and he realizes that now seeks to do the same with
Victoria. Lord Barkis Victor attempts to kill with a sword, but Emily receives the blow for him leaving the unarmed peasant, and demanding to leave the place. Before doing so, Lord Barkis takes a mocking toast Emily, but you drink the poisoned wine to drink that Victor was at the ceremony. Upon death, the dead will take you to the Underworld with the intent to retaliate for what he did to Emily. Emily prepares to leave, but Victor makes it look that can not break the promise he made. She answers that it has fulfilled its promise and released, and that frees you reward commitment. After handing in her bouquet to Victoria, Emily is transformed into a swarm of butterflies that flew away into the night. SCENE
Unable to insert any movie scene that are hung on "youtube", I can only do this with the trailer for the film.
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