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Really enjoyed this movie. It wasn't your typical "dark" Tim Burton film... and yet was a typical Burton film filled with quirky and odd characters here and there. Alot of laughs and tears... it really was just a nice film.
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Where the fuck did you see this? I'm under the impression that it's still a couple of months from release.
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I went to a screening of it last night with a Q&A afterwards with Tim Burton. MUHAWHAWHAW!!

I believe it's in limited release opening today then nationwide within the next few weeks.
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I went to a screening of it last night with a Q&A afterwards with Tim Burton.

I'm so jealous! I love Tim Burton. Have you seen "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories"? And the action figures he's made of the characters in some of those poems? I must have them.
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Saw this yesterday. I realy liked it. It was really , dare i say cute?


Just a good movie. I went into it thinking it might be kind of boring but it wasnt.

I could see how it is not for everyone.
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I love everyhting Tim Burton has done, and I am looking forward to seeing this movie.
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I liked it quite a bit. I haven't much been into Tim Burton's last few pictures and this one really redeemed him. I just hope he can keep up the momentum and not slump into another Planet of the Apes quality flick.
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Funny, surprising, sad and sentimental... nothing I expected.

If it weren't for you and my parents, I probably wouldn't have seen this--the ad campaign failed to entice me--built a wall between me and the movie, I might ad. But I forced myself through the wall, and there you go.
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Yeah this was a cool movie plus it was cool to see the guy who played Tiny is House of 1000 Corpses!

I think his redux of Willy Wonka is gonna be sweet!!:D
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