What are your favorite Tim Burton movies? Mine are Batman, Batman Returns, Edward Scissorhands, and Beetlejuice.

He definitely has a film-making style like no other.

still baffles me why he's credited so much for nightmare before christmas, he only wrote for it.

He produced it too.

Beetlejuice, Batman, Batman Returns, and Corpse Bride.

Pretty much all or most of the ones he did in the mid to late 80s and early 90s I really liked. Beetlejuice, Batman, Edward Scissorhands, Nightmare before Christmas, etc.

Pretty much what has already been echoed here: Batman, Batman Returns, Nightmare Before Christmas, Beetlejuice.

Just a few nights ago, I watched Beetlejuice again for the first time in several years. My main takeaway from the film, besides having the song from the below clip stuck in my head, is to think that Michael Keaton really did a great job throwing himself into the role of Betelgeuse. It shows some real talent, considering his other most iconic role, Batman, is a completely different kind of character.

Guess who's playing the villain in Tim Burton's Dumbo remake.

Mr Magic wrote :

Guess who's playing the villain in Tim Burton's Dumbo remake.
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Very cool. Those two work well together.

Superman wrote :

Just a few nights ago, I watched Beetlejuice again for the first time in several years.
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My middle son, my youngest son, and I watched Beetlejuice just last night. Still an awesome film. The fact that you could see the wires that carried anyone "floating" or "flying" was a bit distracting, but that is due to those involved not anticipating the clarity of future video formats like DVD or Blu-Ray. On a VHS tape, or in the theater back in the day, nobody could have seen the wires.

Also, it's nice to see a pre-bloated libtard Alec Baldwin on the screen.

Mr Magic wrote :

Guess who's playing the villain in Tim Burton's Dumbo remake. -end quote