Tim Burton Interview 1996 (Mars Attacks) Brian Linehan's City Lights
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Fun fact: the screenwriter of Mars Attacks! Jonathan Gems did a book of interviews sharing his adventures with Tim Burton in MARS ATTACKS MEMOIRS Enjoy the ride ✌️😁
It's great that there's a movie where aliens invade Earth for no particular reason. The fact that movie is Mars Attacks! makes me even happier.
I’m getting this dude’s haircut when my hair grows back
Strange guy, a genius though!! It's okay to be weird and different. You are unique
@ontologicallysteve7765
3 жыл бұрын
Yeah, by this time, he looked/acted like the alien-commander from plan 9 from outer space. Strange is good though. Magnificent interviewer. God bless Brian Linehan. So glad he interviewed Tim.
@randomrecipes5007
Жыл бұрын
I don't find him strange at all... seems extremely normal to me, big fan of sci-fi/horror/comedy, with his nerdy laugh. Marylin Manson is strange. Tim Burton grew up loving Batman, cheap sci-fi movies, Alice in Wonderland, Planet of the Apes, Addams Family, etc as a kid.. All things I also grew up loving... I don't consider myself "strange, or weird". He's a nerd. He's not covered in demon tattoos head to toe, talking like a vampire, saying his films are spiritual portals into the true reality, while drinking blood out of a human skull. He literally tries to elevate things people considered stupid/corny, that he grew up loving, and make it cool, or bigger, or more grandiose.. and he succeeded in that endeavor. He loves romantic, funny, dark stories, with an ugly, dark gothic aesthetics, with lots of black/whites, with extreme colors that pop, his art style is beyond unique, and gorgeous.. but under all that is extremely palpable, normal human emotions, and realistic, relatable stories.
Tim is so cool
For quite a spell I thought Tim Burton was a bit too outré for my tastes. Ed Wood changed all that and Mars Attacks had me in stitches. I mean that flick cracked me UP!
Tim laughs a lot
@1000000man1
3 жыл бұрын
It looks like a nervous laugh.
nice timothy walter burton 1996 interview !!!
Mars Attacks is classic top teir Tim Burton i just got back from a 35mm re release screening of it and it was amazing such a blast seeing it in theatres especially in 35mm really gives it the 1950s feel style to it given the movie parodies those alien movies of that time in a way given he loves b movies from those eras this movie was to perfect for him not to make so hilarious all star cast and never gets old
Is it me or Tim has small hands? Is adorable hahaha xD
Him and Nic Cage have a bit of a similarity facially.
@falynoutlaw8522
3 жыл бұрын
I see it they look alike
@randomrecipes5007
Жыл бұрын
Looks more like Adam Sandler imo, but I see it.
@lbks16
13 күн бұрын
I don't see that, but could be.@@randomrecipes5007
The things he did in the past were better.
The interviewer is look like a martian in disguise👽 itself
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Jodel music killed the evil martians. Remember that. 😄
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This movie was SO bad that I just watched it and completely forgot I saw it before, in retrospect
@BansheeSquadron
10 ай бұрын
It was so bad I love everything about it
@darkwolf3591
2 ай бұрын
love this movie
Luv ur stuff talking about it 84 g5nationtonation like to bond bro