The uses of cinematic techniques that engulf his movies make them bizarre, in a good way. The use of low key lighting is exquisite and makes us feel, what the characters are feeling. For example, in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, when Charlie is in the house, it always is dark, creating an empty and cold feeling for the viewer. We can really feel the pain of Charlie's family. In the Corpse Bride when the victor is practicing, its spooky and dark, letting us know that something is going to happen and giving the viewer an empty feeling of isolation and separation. Or when in Edward Scissor hands, the house is dark and Edward is hiding in the corner giving us the feeling of isolation that Edward has felt for years. Tim Burton is known for this and makes sure the viewers notice it. Without these feelings and emotions the movies would never truly hit our
The uses of cinematic techniques that engulf his movies make them bizarre, in a good way. The use of low key lighting is exquisite and makes us feel, what the characters are feeling. For example, in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, when Charlie is in the house, it always is dark, creating an empty and cold feeling for the viewer. We can really feel the pain of Charlie's family. In the Corpse Bride when the victor is practicing, its spooky and dark, letting us know that something is going to happen and giving the viewer an empty feeling of isolation and separation. Or when in Edward Scissor hands, the house is dark and Edward is hiding in the corner giving us the feeling of isolation that Edward has felt for years. Tim Burton is known for this and makes sure the viewers notice it. Without these feelings and emotions the movies would never truly hit our