Bradburyesque right down to the music, and the grotesquely comic becoming downright scary at the end. Reverse "Skeleton," anyone? (This version, two minutes and 33 seconds of a 4-minute film, is edited to eliminate the cross-dressing part--the long-after-midnight pig?)
There's a current commercial which opens with an amusement park and other objects waking up by themselves--main characters are small robots--I'd love to post but can't for the life of me think what product or service it advertises.This message has been edited. Last edited by: dandelion,
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I think that many Tim Burton movies are Bradburyesque. Burton loves Halloween (The Nightmare Before Christmas / Sleepy Hallow) and Poe and he seems to love telling strange tales of fantasy (Edward Scissorhands). Burton's movie (Big Fish) might be his most Bradburyesque film and is quite good.
Best wishes.
BH
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Originally posted by dandelion: The robot ad is for solar power from G. E., but it must be so new it's not on either their corporate or their ecoimagination website.
Originally posted by dandelion: The robot ad is for solar power from G. E., but it must be so new it's not on either their corporate or their ecoimagination website.