Corpse Bride: The Blue Theory
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Why is EVERYTHING blue in Corpse Bride? Why is Emily blue? Corpse Bride is filled to the coffin lid with secrets, but there's one that has it’s claws in nearly every scene of the creepy movie. It even ties into the (seemingly) innocent blue butterfly. And death! Of course. I dug Corpse Bride's hidden folklore, symbolism, and subtle clues. This is the Butterfly and Blue - or “Why blue dominates Corpse Bride.” So, let's dive right in to this Corpse Bride theory, shall we?
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*Or* because of the video topic the black widow(s) in Corpse Bride came to mind and I'm thinking wayyy too much into this. Haha.
Either way, I'm sure she sees it as a compliment.
@@searchingfororion i hope so
Psyche, the wife of Eros in Greek mythology, actually has butterfly wings herself. And she’s the goddess of the Soul too!
I was just gonna say that, nice to meet another mythology nerd on the internet
@@PainInABottle713 the myth of Psyche and Eros is one of my favorites!
@@jacobshore5115 Same! The underworld goddessesbare my queens, in fact, for Halloween, my friend and I are doing Hades and Persephone
@@PainInABottle713 I assume the versions of them from Lore Olympus?
@@jacobshore5115 No actually, I'm not a huge fan of the lore Olympus series, I still respect the author though.
"Kubo and the Two Stings" also uses blue as a motif as well. Golden yellowish colors are used to exude safety, security, warmth, and memories.
Meanwhile, blue is associated with feelings of fear, danger, coldness, and diminished memories.
Kubo's aunts even have pale skins that almost look blue, giving a sense that they're dead inside.
Did you notice that the armour that Kubo set out to find had sun imagery?
Lots of stories use butterflies to symbolize freedom. When Emily turns into butterflies, her Soul has been set free. A bittersweet moment.
Patch Adams used butterflies to symbolize hope, and maybe the spirits of loved ones. Regardless of how you take the symbolism, seeing a butterfly seems to send a message that it's going to be okay.
Encanto also uses butterflies to symbolize confronting and moving on from generational trauma.
Butterflies are also associated with death in some cultures, as they sometimes feed on corpses
if you notice in Victor's and Emily's wedding you can see the bags under Victor's eyes have turn a darker blue shade, and the blue shade lightens up when Emily ascends. I think this symbolizes how he did eventually have eyes for Emily, and he did grow to care about her, and even after she had set him free he still cares about her, but is starting to move on and marry Victoria was originally planned. Emily, and the dead people really, impacted Victor greatly and the blue hint staying on his eye bags is showing that.
his under eye bags disappearing would mean his stress has been relieved/gone, no? i think it's pretty clear in the film that while victor has come to care for emily, he never loved her that way. he only agreed to marry her because he was upset that victoria was marrying someone else (not knowing that it was against her will). his stress being gone with emily most likely means his problems had now been solved.
Time stamp?
I actually didn't watch Corpse Bride for the first time until last year. My best friend and I were commemorating the holiday season by watching one movie every month to represent the corresponding holiday. For Christmas, we chose Nightmare Before Christmas. For Thanksgiving, we chose Coraline because it somehow seemed appropriate. And for Halloween, we chose Corpse Bride. She had been recommending it to me for years, so we figured it would be the best place to start.
I always watch The Nightmare Before Christmas on Thanksgiving; since the film covers both holidays, I watch it in the midpoint of the two. xD
@@IDontWantThisStupidHandle That's a good way of going about it.
I like the idea of watching Coraline on Thanksgiving! You gotta get a gravy train for the turkey dinner lol
@@NickOleksiakMusic Not a bad idea.
Feankenweenie would be a good Halloween one too!
A small thing when watching, if we go by the idea that color only appears with liveliness, then wouldn't that mean that the red collar symbolizes the last time Victor was happy? Because now suddenly years later (and after his dog died) he's completely monochrome with the only other colors being the blue butterfly and the Corpse Bride (whose name I forgot while writing this) which possibly means death and all others colors only coming in after Victor appears in the underworld.
ooo that would make a lot of sense! Great observation
@@emberberryart thank you :3
Correction. On All Souls' Day and All Saints' Day, especially celebrated in my country, Poland, on November 1 and 2, it is not about evoking ghosts, scaring people with scares, etc. It is about remembering people we loved, as well as those who have already been forgotten, especially the most special ones who have been waiting for us for years. in Heaven, of course the Saints. It is also a reminder that the best way to remember them and help some of their souls is to pray for them and to them (that is, to God through them), which is why on these days Poles visit the cemeteries and graves of their loved ones in the greatest numbers throughout the year. closest and relatives. And it doesn't have to be sad and gloomy. It's more about seriousness and respect for the dead and their burial places. After all, almost all of us will be born again one day! We will rise again! And this is a reason for great joy rather than sadness. That's why I prefer to go back to watching Coco much more often.
Yep! They're part of the religious holiday that used to be known as Hallowmas (not unlike Christmas) - the period from Hallowe'en to Nov 2nd. It at one time was celebrated as a time of remembrance of those who departed and those who were venerated.
Before that, it was still a time of celebration and acknowledgment of those who have passed on - a time when the veil between our world and the afterlife/underworld/etc was at the thinnest, and the earth passed through Winter/a time of death before becoming renewed.
Hallowe'en was always a celebration. Masks and costumes came from the traditions of disguising oneself to avoid being taken or subjected to mischief by those beings who could affect you during that thinning of the veil - if you looked more like them, they'd overlook you and find another target.
There's a place in Ireland that it's believed Hallowe'en originated from as a concept - Oweynagat (an Anglicised name for "The Cave of the Cats") near Rathcroghan. It was said to be an entrance to the underworld (not an Abrahamic concept of an underworld, closer to Hades - it was a portal to the land of the fey, the land of eternal youth). Lots of interesting folklore to read at this time of year 🎃
Can't forget the older Dziady celebration that connected us to ghosts! I think it's easy for an "outsider" to mistake the two/assign a modern name to something old + things are overgeneralized for the video's sake ofc!
Something that I was able to take note of as I was re-watching the film again as an adult, was that in the theatrical cut of the film, it is never really explained why Emily knew of Victor's first name when they were never formally introduced when Emily was alive. However, in the original unedited screenplay which you can find online; there is a specific scene in which Victor is attempting to pursuade Emily to take him back to the land of the living under false pretenses (in a manner that is also highly remiscent of the final cut of the film) with the exception that she does eventually meet Mr. and Mrs. Van Dort and she seems to be instantaneously well-beloved by them and they do not seem to react adversely to her physical appearance either; as she explains that she was the late daughter and heiress to the "Merrimack" Family fortune and the Van Dorts reply that they are very fond of her parents and that they were good people. In an extended cut of the original scene, Emily also has a conversation with Victor in which she explains that she has been watching over him as his Guardian Angel in the woods whenever he would seek to have a moment of clarity or find solace in sketching; ever since she died and Victor reacts in a manner that would be considered to be highly uncharacteristic of him in comparison to the final cut of the film, as he feels "strangely touched" by her earnestness and compassion. Therefore, cannonically, her surname would be "Merrimack", which bears several connotations. In terms of terminology; a "Merrimac", (without the letter "K" at the end) is defined in the Mirriam-Webster Dictionary as a "street musician"; and it is also defined by its etymology as a surname originating from Native-American culture; (Now phonetically including the "K") which can possibly mean "Deep River Sturgeon" or "Deep Fishing Place." It is possible that Emily's family was also comprised of nouveau riche business investors/merchants just like Victor's family is; and since Victor and Emily are both prodigious musicians; they may have had far more in common than what even they believed initially and it is additionally possible that the Merrimack family were the ones who would mass distribute the products and services that Victor's parents would supply through their buisness venture and that could explain why the Merrimacks were indeed acquainted with the Van Dorts with the exception of Victor, given that in the original screenplay, it is stated that he has struggled with severe social anxiety and irrational fears ever since he was a child.
This is amazing. Really punches home the idea that Emily's life was stolen from her far too soon, for if she had remained alive, there would have been many opportunities to share her passion with the world and make it a brighter place.
I love how in the beginning Victor sets the butterfly free and in the ending Emily is set free by turning into a kaleidoscope of butterflies.
Butterflies (And death) represent freedom in this world and I think that’s beautiful.
Right after she says "I'm getting ahead, back to business," video literally cuts to the climax of the movie where the Corpse Bride turns into blue butterflies.
I think it's also possible that making all the zombies blue is just a really good way of differentiating between who's dead and who's not. Although, all your thoughts are really good too.
Yes, but also it's used in this way too.
it's strange that the potion wasn't a vibrant blue, if blue represents death and depression, and red seemingly representing life and passion (red collar representing his love for his childhood pet, a time when Victor had passion in his life and not just depression)
Maybe it was representing the new "life" Victor was taking on by killing himself to be with Emily?
I think blue represented death, but not depression. The dead (aside from Barkis towards the end) are a jolly old bunch. In my opinion, red represents a spark of joy, which makes Victor's decision rather grim. Victoria was the only reason for him to stay alive. When he heard she was going to be married off, he realised that he's got nothing to live for and the only place for him to find joy was the Land of The Dead.
@@Logitah that, but i personally think it still fits with Barkus. he's so passionate about himself, takes joy of the kill and torment, and was giving an arrogant speech. the poison, red, also brough a suddent change to him, the same as the death of Victor's dog did to Victor (who's collar was also red). Seeing Scraps again also brought a spark of joy to Victor and made him inspired to come up with the ruse to "go visit his parents". I think red in the movie brings sudden change as well as conveying passion. after all, red is a vivid, energetic and may I say, aggressive color. EDIT: omg guys it may also tell that death is coming in the movie! before the blue butterfly, bam! before scraps assembles, bam! before barkus dies from the poison, bam! yes! I think RED IN THIS MOVIE PRECEDES DEATH.
Being a "black widow" was Barkis's passion and enjoyment, and it was reveling in that passion that he died. His joy was his death.
Love the analysis on the importance of Blue in this movie. I would love to see you talk about the Folktale it was inspired by, 'The Finger'
I always enjoy when media plays with colors. There was a web comic I used to read way back in the day. The first 4-5 chapters are in black and white as we go through the motions of our main character. However, after an incident that I can't remember all too well, the main character and another character share a kiss after admitting their feelings to each other and as they embrace the page quickly changes to color. After that, they start dating and the series pretty much stays in color for the rest of the story, or at least until I stopped reading it. I wish I could remember the name of the comic. I'd love to read it again.
In my opinion, the land of the dead is both heaven AND purgatory. For example, some of the dead consider welcoming newcomers and being hospitable as their personal heaven. Bonejangles seems to be most at home in the Land of The Dead. He has everything he needs; his club, his band, and people he can entertain. Also, did you notice how many of the dead characters embraced their still- living loved ones? They seem to be waiting for their loved ones to pass so they can continue the journey together.
I’ve always loved Corpse Bride more than any other claymation movie. The story is so rich and deep and I’m happy that you’re starting up a genuine conversation about this movie. It absolutely deserves it 😊
Honestly, the idea that the more blue the dead is the more unfinished business they have makes sense. Afterall, when Lord Barkus died, he turned a much brighter and more vibrant shade of blue than any of the dead, even brighter than Emily and the recently deceased Mayhew (I think that's how his nane is spelled). He didn't want to die, perhaps he believed he never would, and his viceral fear upon death and realizing who he was surrounded with (i.e. the dead that just found out he's a murderer) really puts the point across that he wasn't ready to die and face the consequences of his own actions. However, fate and karma have their own timing that bring many to an early, and sometimes very deserved, grave.
The Corpse Bride was one of the first movies I owned on DVD and watched it until the disc got too scratched to play right. A lot of colors have dual symbolism (yellow meaning both happiness and sickness, caution and warmth) so blue in Corpse Bride means both the coldness and aloof behavior of Victorian society, the cold of dead skin, but also the peace & freedom Emily gains when she accepts her death
I love that Corpse Bride finally gets the recognition it deserves 💙
I noticed, in addition to the blue butterfly symbolism, Emily's maggot often eggs her on to do things that would further prevent her from being free. He looks like a caterpillar and is the color green, a color that I've noticed is often associated in this film with unfinished business and "purgatory" of the Land of the Dead.
When Victoria walks out on Barkis, as she heads towards the door, we see blue lighting and when we look back at Barkis, he looks pretty murderous as he glares at her back. So, right before she steps into the light, it could signify that Victoria is walking a path that could lead to her death, foreshadowing her possible end. So, in a way, she's walking into Death's arms
11:35 “they have to die to start living” very poetic. If we aren’t enjoying life, are we living. Perhaps in another life, an after life, the loss of responsibility from life is what will allow us to live.
We had about that artist in our art class. The teacher allowed us to shatter old cups and such for us to make similar works. It was quite fun
Yes!!So happy you did a Corpse Bride Video!! Such a beautiful and emotional video/movie!!!Thank you for hard work on your videos!
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3:23 the monarch butterfly thing confused the hell out of me when I was younger. My dad told me that when one of his family members died a monarch butterfly appeared at the funeral. And me and my dad see them all the time. (It’s comforting to think about because I love bugs)
I know I still want you to talk about the folklore stories that influenced the movie (even though Tim Burton focused on one folklore tale in particular).
The Hasidic Corpse Bride story in particular
You have your knowledge claws deep in my head! I’m here for the gruesome theories!
I always thought they were moths, not butterflies. In Japan, a moth on your door is a soul visiting + a lot of the movie was at night
I was waiting for a Corpse bride video from Abit frank 🥰!
About the white spots reminding you of eyes, if you pay attention to the svene where the butterfly is leaving viktors room you can see a weak but notiveable red rim inside the black edge of the white spot, reminiscent of the red area behind the eye or when you watch too much tv and your eyes become edged with a red rim because of irritation.
I dunno, its something i just noticed
3:32 Me a Mexican who's been watching your videos for years now and was surprised to hear talk in spanish (my ears have been blessed)
I just assumed they were all blue only because skin usually turns blue after death.
I still think that, white would have been too similar to the pale skin color of the living, also burton wanted the underworld to be colorful, so what other color? Green? Nah, that’s for ogres or something. Pink? Purple? Maybe purple could work too. But most other colors make no sense. And skin turns slightly bluish after death anyway
Fun fact: releasing butterflies at funerals symbolizes the release of the departed soul.
Always just thought it was because blue is symbolic for saddness and calmness, what death might feel like when Youre, well, dead.
The main topic is death, the title is literally corpse bride, so the color of saddness and calmness would make sense.
I'd love to see more color theory videos. Every color has multiple positive and negative aspects to them, and how movies use said colors really says a lot about the tone of a movie. Video games too, for that matter, since I do remember your 'yellow and horror' analysis video.
Blue is also a very peaceful, serine color. This could also symbolize that at the end of this turmoil, there will be peace and closure.
The Corpse Bride was originally a Jewish (Ashkenazi, I think) folk tale. There's a lot of colour symbolism in Judaism. Blue represents spirituality and the soul, which would suit the newly dead. Red, meanwhile, can mean blood (life), which makes sense for Victor's lively dog.
In cases like this, where the story has history, you have to search for the story's roots to understand the full thing.
Love this analysis! I had thought about all of the points you made - except for the link of the butterfly and what it/she means to the entire story. BRAVA!
Oh I thought it was because she was buried under the tree in the frost covered forest so her body like froze over or caused her to turn blue
Me and my family actually have the same thing about the butterflies I’ve always been told growing up a monarch butterfly is a passed loved one paying a visit
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If I mis-remembered, there are no green colors other then the light show under there. There seems to be no leavy green anywhere in the world of the living.
But great analysis about color theory. We usually associated white or black as death. But using blue? It's like a fresh new perspective.
My theory is Victor's life is all about procrastination and passivity. His parents arranged his marriage, he also happens to live a very sheltered life at the same time. The butterfly is kept inside glass, representing his want for freedom and wanting to explore the world. My interpretation is that Emily is his soulmate, but by the time he gets to meet Emily she already is dead. This means Victor is the type of man that waits until something happens, even if that involves tragedy. Her being dead represents all the good things in life being taken for granted.
However, fate always meant for them to eventually meet, albeit Emily has passed away. Throughout the movie, you can see how Victor opens up to her. Gradually becoming more alive the more time they spend together, he gains a better understanding of people that accept him the way he is. The undead do not follow societal standards, neither do they long for money or wordly riches. You can see how this is reflected when Emily gives Victor his present, happening to be his long dead dog. She thought of what mattered the most in his heart.
In my opinion, Emily dies because she rushes things, unlike Victor. Ready to love, to be loved without expressing concerns or having second thoughts about unintended consequences. She always wanted to be married, but fails to see that papers and contracts do not guarantee you love.
If you haven't seen the movie, skip this line. The butterfly is not exclusive to Emily, but also happens to reflect Victor as previously mentioned. In the end, Victor is about to give his life because of how he feels about her. When she says you are not mine, that is coming to terms with her death. She is set free, but so is Victor. Her spirit can pass on, and he moves on with his life.
In other words, the world destroyed their love. Emily was always meant to be his wife, but in a world where people force arranged marriages, they killed that chance for them. I suppose this is my theory. I watched the movie when I was 14 a long time ago. One of the best in fact. :)
You’re right about the Underworld in the film being a place akin to Purgatory, given how in the original Jewish legend that inspired it, the Underworld the protagonist is dragged down into is Sheol - which, to those unfamiliar, is basically the afterlife which all deceased souls (both good and bad) rest for eternity.
Thank you for talking about Día de los muertos' and how cultural it is. It's so fascinating. 👍🏼 Like
I’ve followed you for years. Love this episode. I would totally like to see more corpse bride content. ❤❤
loved it! just a small correction, Guillermo del Toro is Mexican, and in spanish it is pronounced differently from the similar french name.
Even my nightmares use blue shading to show there is danger or death about to happen lol
Good vid!
Ooh, I’d love to hear the additional lore to this story. God, I love your voice and animation.🦋💙
I always cry when Emily ascends to Heaven :( it's bittersweet for me. The bufferlies are so pretty but when she leaves I always cry x.x I'm happy for Victor and Victoria, but both for Emily?
I personally have a theory regarding the interpersonal conflict that Victor and Victoria both experience with the Everglot family. In the scene in which the sung expository sequence takes place to the beginning melody of "According To Plan" from the perspectives of Finis and Maudeline Everglot (Victoria's parents) we can see that Victoria's parents have an underlying feeling of resentment and of contempt for their daughter as they are passing by the portraits of the different Everglot male ancestors, they reach an inverted portrait of an infant Victoria who could initially look like a baby boy at first glance. Then as they spin her portrait back into its correct orientation, Victoria's true self is thusly revealed. As her parents were passing through the hallway containing her childhood portrait, they were singing about the immense expectations that they had thrusted upon Victoria's shoulders because they were drowning in financial poverty and this information can easily be interpreted visually, however, Victoria is entrusted with responsabilities that would have more commonly been allocated or assigned to a male heir, meaning that another reason as to why their relationship is incredibly strained is because of the fact that they erroneously believe that if they had given birth to a son, their problems would have been comparatively lessened which is of course completely relative to the time period and not true at all which adds another undercurrent of complexity to Victoria's personal journey and another element of sadness to her struggles with her own self-esteem and in finding her place in a male-dominated society which has continually deprived her from the opportunity of pursuing her dreams and her most authentic expression of self in the name of supposed "traditions." I also believe that what deepened her relationship with Victor was the fact that he was immediately accepting of Victoria, never once judging any of her most deepest aspirations and goals in life. Victor is therefore deeply enamored with Victoria because of her emotional resiliency, immense situational and artistic awareness and intelligence and quiet strength, qualities which he himself also posesses but often fails to see in himself.
Theres a very cute corpse bride/ Alice madness returns fanfiction about seeing color for the first time whem you meet a "soulmate".
Quote from the fic:
"Just remember: "Important" does not imply "good." And "love" does not always mean "couple."
Whats the fic called? This sounds really cool
@@Bellaofdonna The Technicolor Phase by CrossoverChick on AO3. She has another one just straight up combining the two worlds and it's sincerely one of the best fics I've ever read. Technicolor Phase is just incredibly cute and sweet lol, keep in mind it is technically a polyamory story
@@blueeyedwitch9840 i stayed up until 1am reading this lol, its a wonderful fic!
I low key thought the corpses being blue or most artists using grey or blue to depict corpses, death, or characters near death was because of the circulation thing. like babies are blue if they're born not breathing, frostbite, dehydration and so many other things cause the red to fade from your face causing people to look pale, washed out of color/blood, and cold.
I havent seen this movie in 5 years damn
I wished for another sequel of Corpse Bride where Victor could once meet Emily again, either by dreams or hallucinations thru the latter stage of his life. I just hoping, even if it was just a fanmade it would be worth watching for!
Okay, so I've thought about this for years. At least the way Emily died, I think. She was most likely buried in a shallow grave without a coffin or casket.
If it was cold, like the winter season that the movie takes place in, her skin would be blue because of frostbite.
But since you're analyzing the butterfly, I think too much about death.
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This is amazing!
These are so unique thoughts that I have completely missed after watching it numerous times since it was released. I love this 💙
I can't believe I never caught this. I love this movie. And I should have remembered nothing is accidental in a Tim Burton film
I thought a group of butterflies was called a FLUTTER 🦋
What I want to know is why some of the undead were pure skeletons while others were corpses. The different stages of decomposition always intrigued me.
i think its the stage of the body in the living world, all of the new arrival are normal people just blue so the body is has not started to decompose. Emily is also a good ecample for this, she was murderd and then burried in a shallow grave in the woods, her hand that was sticking out is fully decomposed wile most of the body that was underground took way longer
It’s either they are just so old they decomposed or they died by fire or some other skin destroying thing
A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope 🦋
This and The Nightmare before Christmas are probably my favorite childhood movies.
Help I read "The Bluey theory"💀
Aaaand there's some more lore for my rpg homebrew. Thanks so much for these breakdowns! I know it's a bit of a sillier one, but could you do Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit?
And I am reminded why I can't watch this movie. Too damn emotional.
This is a true masterpiece, and it remains one of my favorite films to this day. Just like other movies of this genre, I'll watch over and over to gain more nuggets of wisdom !
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I'm hooked on your content already! You got such a great voice and well scripted content! 😄😄
Also, Emily holds some blue roses, and im pretty sure blue roses mean unrequited love, the love she didn't get from victor or her ex husband. I feel like the blue also worked with the love that wasn't returned back to her.
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Halloween originated from the Druid holiday of Samhain, pronounced sowen. Samhain is celebrated by Neo Druids today. Today, Neo Druidism is even practiced in Arizona.
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The main color of Dia Da Los Muertos is orange, with is the exact opposite of blue on the color wheel, Interesting.
Wow, I literally had Corpse Bride playing just a couple days ago while babysitting a coworker’s cats. Literally one of them watched the beginning of the movie before she decided she didn’t want to watch any more of it and walked away. Funny to see a video about this movie come out in this channel just two days after watching it 😆
Corpse bride, is filled with blue color, my favorite color of all time! I don't really know much about the story, but when I search Corpse bride on Google, I always see the Corpse bride fanart.
Your videos have amazing quality! I’m always blown away at how I never notice the color significance in movies.
Not gonna lie, I'm just falling asleep listening to your soothing comforting voice 😴 these are my new bedtime stories.
I love your voice. it's so soft and calming
This is the second new video about corpse bride I've had in my subscriptions. I think it might be time for this year's watch
Hi. I found your channel recently, talking about the nightmare before christmas and coraline. Can you do something on the lord barkis guy and how he died and what happened to him? This scene always stood out and creeped me out despite never actually seeing the full movie
“why are you BLUE?”
Im blue dabba dee dabba die
Seeing this in time for my yearly rewatch
watching this video at 3 am (spooky and dark) at a golf course hill. I was terrified the entire time
Hi I love your videos
The land of the dead seems to be a land of waiting, as many there still seem eager to reunite with their still living loved ones. So, they keep each other company and embrace the waiting in preparation for the final passing ahead. The living are depressed heading to their graves, while the dead are joyous heading to their rebirths. Also, they might not have embraced the moment while alive, but realizing how swiftly death came to them might have taught them a lesson about how every moment eventually passes, so you might as well make the best of each second!
We literally need more Halloween movies that are actually really good
woah, you blew my mind and I'm a film buff into philosophy... good on ya!
My favorite Burton film. This was a great deep dive
Too blue😂
I remember watching Corpse Bride as a kid w my best friend at the time, and asked my friend’s dad why Emily turned into a bunch of butterflies, bc I just did not understand symbolism (let alone what symbolism even was). I think he might’ve said that was her moving on? But idk, anytime I watch this movie, I always remember me asking my friend’s dad about that moment.
No, no, no. In Día de Muertos (not, "Día de los Muertos", even though it's more grammatically correct), children are supposed to come to visit on November 1st not October 31st, and adults do so on November 2nd. The only similarities I can find with Halloween is that Christian conquerors also used "Day Of All Saints", which is celebrated on November 1st, to force native death related celebrations into Christianity.
P. S.: The monarch butterfly symbolism is true, tho. I remember after my grandma passed away I had Covid and was isolating myself in my room. And I was painting to kill some time. I was feeling really lonely, however, all of a sudden a beautiful monarch butterfly landed on my hand. I'm not superstitious or anything, but I kinda knew it was a message from my grandma. I live in Mexico City, btw, but my family is from Michoacán, where monarch butterflies migrate to during winter time, so monarch butterflies are symbolic in my family. Now, the painting I was drawing has a small monarch butterfly to remind me of my grandma.
0:06 I can't unsee your avatar looking at me with two left eyes
At the same time, I admit that comparing the world of the dead from this film to purgatory can be very accurate and gives a new and better perspective even to the director himself. And I finally understood this ending! It always seemed strange to me and the most unclear of all. The most interesting, however, were the interesting facts about butterflies. I had no idea that people were so sentimental about these insects. It is not surprising, however, that they are probably the least repulsive and even beautiful compared to others. All thanks to their unique, beautiful colorful wings. Thank you very much for this intriguing, thought-provoking analysis. I have the impression that thanks to it I finally started to like this film. I always knew that there was a certain depth in Tim Burton's films, but the level of fear and tension as well as the intricacy of many characters, situations and places always made me... I watch them once in my life and I don't want to go back to them. I guess my nerves are too weak for them. Well, maybe except Alice in Wonderland, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the new version of Dumbo, Big Eyes, Edward Scissorhands and Frankenweenie (although the animated one is scarier than the live-action one!.)crikey!
Thanks for the spoilers never seen Pinocchio and was planning on
You should tell the Jewish folktale this movie is based on. Oh, and in Serbia, it was believed vampires could transform themselves into butterflies.