Corpse Bride

Pretty ugliness accompanies us in every Tim Burton movie... but here it's probably the prettiest of all. Built on a quality script, beautiful animation, and above all an extraordinary atmosphere. The film is also accompanied by masterful music and piano. Enjoyable in the original version and with Czech dubbing. A beautiful dark fairy tale full of feeling. (08/07/2011)

Expecting a would-be "normal and ordinary cartoon" from Tim Burton is almost impossible. But that's what makes Burton's films what they are. A reasonable dose of wit, a magical world, a magical atmosphere, and Burton's usual actors lending their voices to the main characters. I haven't seen something so beautiful and magical in a long time. (17/05/2009)

I can't help it, but the first time I liked it more. The second time, it's just a good Burton, but it doesn't have such good music as in the case of "Nightmare Before Christmas," even though it was made by the same person, and in the end, it doesn't have such a strong underlying story. However, his world still works, just like the beautiful contrasts between our world and the realm of the dead. (12/03/2015)

Perhaps too readable is Tim, who musically and morbidly describes from Ukradené Vánoce (The Stolen Christmas), but still easily triumphs. Between Viktor and Emily, there is an incredible chemistry, and the main villain is excellent even in a small space. In combination with perfect vocal accompaniment, it guarantees a pleasant experience even upon further viewings. (26/02/2006)

Tim Burton's penchant for gloomy characters and depressing settings is evident in Corpse Bride, so as a viewer and fan of his typical cinematic atmosphere, I enjoyed it all to the full. The director served me a terrifying story about love that is eternal and can overcome even the worst obstacles. Visually, it is a perfect film, where, paradoxically, the grey world of the living and the colourful world of the dead contrast. Danny Elfman's music is once again enchanting. In short, a sweet and likeable fairy tale for the bigger ones, which will not grow old with time. (09/07/2011)