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The man should make more small movies like this one." Tim Burton revives one of his early short films in "Frankenweenie," a tale about a young boy, Victor, who turns his loveable wiener pup Sparky into a still-adorable undead creation after Sparky unexpectedly passes away. "(Stop-motion animation) is an art form," Burton told TFK. "Artists work for years making the puppets come to life. When you see it, there's just something magical about it." Be sure to check out this electrifying movie in theaters on Oct. 5. If you're interested in animation techniques, you should definitely see this film. The effects will blow your mind out of the water. It's the first animated movie shot in black and white with hundreds of shades of gray in between. The most amazing part? There was no computer animation used. Instead, the director used what is called stop-motion animation. Puppets must be created and then photographed frame-by-frame, moving the puppets a little at a time. This gives the illusion that the puppets are moving on their own. "(Stop-motion animation) is an art form," Burton told TFK. "Artists work for years making the puppets come to life. When you see it, there's just something magical about it." I would recommend this movie to kids because of the unusual and memorable characters. Both the way they look and their personalities added silliness to the movie. There were some slightly scary parts, but overall it was a good movie and I think other kids will enjoy watching it. If you're interested in animation techniques, you should definitely see this film. The effects will blow your mind out of the water. It's the first animated movie shot in black and white with hundreds of shades of gray in between. The most amazing part? There was no computer animation used. Instead, the director used what is called stop-motion animation. Puppets must be created and then photographed frame-by-frame, moving the puppets a little at a time. This gives the illusion that the puppets are moving on their own. My favorite part is when Victor brings Sparky back to life because I have a very strong love for animals. If you've ever had a pet pass away, you can really feel the motivation Victor had to bring him back. This scene wasn't the funniest, but it was really heartwarming to me. I would recommend this movie to kids because of the unusual and memorable characters. Both the way they look and their personalities added silliness to the movie. There were some slightly scary parts, but overall it was a good movie and I think other kids will enjoy watching it. Victor's classmates learn what he has done and try to bring their pets back from the dead too. Their ultimate goal is to win at the science fair. But because the pets were created for competition and not out of love, these creatures end up causing havoc throughout the town. With the help of his next-door neighbor, Elsa Van Helsing (voiced by Winona Ryder), Victor tries to stop his classmates. He must also prove that Sparky is still the same great dog he always was. My favorite part is when Victor brings Sparky back to life because I have a very strong love for animals. If you've ever had a pet pass away, you can really feel the motivation Victor had to bring him back. This scene wasn't the funniest, but it was really heartwarming to me. --__DR1x04iBYP6IFs7rGSOgWXUzy-0cY7LaJrjGfg6Zz2T__ Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-transfer-encoding: 8bit Update
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"tight and brief, hitting all the marks you'd expect from an animated kid's film, and enlivened by Burton's visual style. The man should make more small movies like this one."

Tim Burton revives one of his early short films in "Frankenweenie," a tale about a young boy, Victor, who turns his loveable wiener pup Sparky into a still-adorable undead creation after Sparky unexpectedly passes away.

"(Stop-motion animation) is an art form," Burton told TFK. "Artists work for years making the puppets come to life. When you see it, there's just something magical about it." Be sure to check out this electrifying movie in theaters on Oct. 5.

If you're interested in animation techniques, you should definitely see this film. The effects will blow your mind out of the water. It's the first animated movie shot in black and white with hundreds of shades of gray in between. The most amazing part? There was no computer animation used. Instead, the director used what is called stop-motion animation. Puppets must be created and then photographed frame-by-frame, moving the puppets a little at a time. This gives the illusion that the puppets are moving on their own. "(Stop-motion animation) is an art form," Burton told TFK. "Artists work for years making the puppets come to life. When you see it, there's just something magical about it."

I would recommend this movie to kids because of the unusual and memorable characters. Both the way they look and their personalities added silliness to the movie. There were some slightly scary parts, but overall it was a good movie and I think other kids will enjoy watching it. If you're interested in animation techniques, you should definitely see this film. The effects will blow your mind out of the water. It's the first animated movie shot in black and white with hundreds of shades of gray in between. The most amazing part? There was no computer animation used. Instead, the director used what is called stop-motion animation. Puppets must be created and then photographed frame-by-frame, moving the puppets a little at a time. This gives the illusion that the puppets are moving on their own.

My favorite part is when Victor brings Sparky back to life because I have a very strong love for animals. If you've ever had a pet pass away, you can really feel the motivation Victor had to bring him back. This scene wasn't the funniest, but it was really heartwarming to me. I would recommend this movie to kids because of the unusual and memorable characters. Both the way they look and their personalities added silliness to the movie. There were some slightly scary parts, but overall it was a good movie and I think other kids will enjoy watching it.

Victor's classmates learn what he has done and try to bring their pets back from the dead too. Their ultimate goal is to win at the science fair. But because the pets were created for competition and not out of love, these creatures end up causing havoc throughout the town. With the help of his next-door neighbor, Elsa Van Helsing (voiced by Winona Ryder), Victor tries to stop his classmates. He must also prove that Sparky is still the same great dog he always was. My favorite part is when Victor brings Sparky back to life because I have a very strong love for animals. If you've ever had a pet pass away, you can really feel the motivation Victor had to bring him back. This scene wasn't the funniest, but it was really heartwarming to me.

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