*ADORABLE & AMAZING!!* Corpse Bride (2005) Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING Tim Burton/ Johnny Depp 

The reason Victor agrees to stay is because he is too late for Victoria, who has been married to someone else. There is nothing now left for him in the land of the living, so he figures perhaps he can at least try to make Emily happy, after all she has been through (and later, having given his word, he is fully prepared in all honor to keep it). But the fact is, it is Victoria he truly wants to be with. He tells her as much; whereas even after bonding with Emily over the piano, he never once says anything like this to her. And they belong together: they have a very similar outlook, personality and temperament; that they are counterparts is suggested even in their names. Colorless and boring as the world of the living is, they can be content there if only they have each other. Yes, Emily is amazing, and she deserves SO much more than she ever got, and it's tragic she never did; but ultimately the bottom line is that she could never have found peace in someone else's stolen happiness.

the colors are so much more vivid in the underword, the life is just sad gray. Poetic.

I always saw that blue butterfly at the start as a representation of Emily's life that was taken away by Barkis, as the butterfly was set free by Victor (as she was later on by him) and swatted at Barkis (whom killed her)

Fun fact: the stop motion animation in this film is so good, some people were convinced it was actually CGI. And Tim Burton was ridiculously offended by this, because he's proud of the art of stop motion animation, and all the effort that goes into it. So much so, that when he made Frankenweenie, he actually held back on making it look good ON PURPOSE so people could still tell that it was stop motion animation

Yessssss one of my fave movies ever. I may be biased because my name is Emily, but yes I was “rooting” for Emily too. For some reason when it came out, it didn’t get received well, perhaps due to unfair comparisons to Nightmare Before Christmas. To me, it’s a completely different story and beautifully done. Not expected at all, story-wise, and gorgeous to look at. So many fun details too… Did you notice the bell guy was shaped like a bell? 🔔 My favorite scene is the piano duet! I don’t know why more people don’t watch it, it’s great.

Victor's Piano Solo (the actual name of the song) is one of my all-time favorite piano pieces. I wish that it had a proper name.

Now time for “Frankenwennie” to finish out the trilogy. Life in reverse: starting with death with “Nightmare”, then adulthood with “Corpse”, now to finish with childhood.

Another stop motion classic by Tim Burton! Johnny Depp is in quite a few Tim Burton films; they love working together. Other Tim Burton films you should watch are Ed Wood, Edward Scissorhands and Alice in wonderland as Well as Sweeney Todd.

I think just like in the beginning when Victor loved that butterfly but set it free, Emily loved Victor and also set him free somehow from the miserable life he (and Victoria) were living

I'm so happy that you enjoyed this movie. :) My husband and me used the vows from this movie for our wedding, the wine, the three steps and the candle. lol I was so nervous that I needed help lighting the candle. XD

"He is going full on Saruman" Well, that is Sir Christopher Lee voicing him so... yeah, spot on actually 🤣

Oh I'm so glad you enjoyed this movie! I remember being fascinated by the behind the scenes as a kid, especially how they described having struggled for months on end to find a way Emily's veil could be floating from scene to scene in a natural way when it's such a flowy movement stop motion could never replicate it without making the framerate much higher.. the amount of expertise needed for such an intricate medium as stop motion is immeasurable it's just incredible

Big Fish Is one ofmy absolute favorite Tim Burton movies..

Johnny and Helena are such a good duo. I love their vocal performances

Love this film. Fun fact, Elder Gutknecht is voiced by Michael Gough who plays Alfred in Tim Burton's Batman films and at least one other :) Another movie by Tim Burton with both Gough and Johnny Depp among other fantastic actors is Sleepy Hollow, you should absolutely watch that!

Corpse Bride gets overshadowed by Nightmare sometimes I think. I've seen both reactors and friends absolutely love Nightmare but not Corpse Bride. I personally think they're both incredible and this one has the Tim Burton A-Team as you call it (and I will now be calling them that as well lol) and is very intriguing as a story. Glad you like this one!

Thor: Can you imagine being able to play the piano like this? This made me smile so wide, because I can. I've been playing the piano for 19 years.

if dying means that i'd get to sing jazz with skeleton Danny Elfman and party for all eternity then sign me up

The bad guy in this movie is practically the bride of the Haunted Mansion but male version. He marries people for their wealth and kills them off after. Constance does this by decapitating her husbands.

It's actually funny cuz the voice actress of Victoria's mom played the evil stepmother in Ella Enchanted.

Danny Elfman sang for Bonejangles. They spent a long time trying to find someone, but no one was perfect, so Danny just went, "Fuck it, I'll do it."

the darkest part for is when Emily says she was LEFT for dead! Meaning the blow to the head didn´t kill her and Barkis didn´t realize OR didn´t care that she was just uncontious an he buried her alive🥺.

This is one of my top Tim Burton films for sure!!!

I love this movie so much more than The Nightmare before Christmas. Such beautiful visuals and soundtrack. I’ve made my own costume of Emily/the Corpse Bride for Halloween! 🎃

My favorite Tim Burton movie is Sleepy Hallow though I don't see many people mention it very often which is sad, I just love the whole esthetic and the homage to the 70's hammerhead horror films. And the score is really good, very creepy. I enjoy a lot of other movies of his and his scores from Danny Elfman are fantastic I think Edwards Scissorhands music is gorgeous and I love Victor's song from this movie. I also really like the ending in this film, it was beautifully done.

The corset slander in this movie tho! 😂

I hope to one day use the wedding song for my wedding. The whole song and dance, and the bit about the bride as I walk down the aisle.

I love Emily, but in all honesty she is the other woman. He was set to marry Victoria and as she states later on she tried stealing happiness from someone else like it was done to her. Victor definitely could have communicated with her better definitely and Emily should have been better at hearing it.

One of my favorite underrated movies by Tim Burton

this is such a great classic, I have seen it so many times by now, still remember how I randomly watched it back in the day and it immediately grasped me and fascinated me, feels really fresh and original, a unique story :) love the contrast between the world of the living and the dead, how the underworld is much more lively :)

i've just recently discovered your channel through buffy (my favourite show) and i am so happy to see you covering this, my favourite movie. i just wanted to comment to chime in on the blue butterfly (which i have a tattoo of!) because to me, it represents learning and growing/moving on/closure. at the start of the movie, victor has the butterfly trapped, then he draws it and lets it go. in the end of the movie, emily gets revenge/closure on her death and failed marriage, and she fell in love with victor but learned not to be selfish and she let him go, then she moved on and was no longer trapped in the land of the dead.

One of my all time favorite movies. Tim Burton is truly a visionary and every movie I’ve seen of his has blown me away

10:11 yes. He murdered her and stole her jewelry. And it's also the reason why he wants to marry Victoria.

I love the piano play they did in this movie, it touches me every time I hear the melody. Daniel Elfman sure is great composer)

its really such an amazing movie!

The maggot was based on the actor Peter Lorre. He played many creepy characters in his career. There were other "cameos" as well. A good behind the scenes video does exist. The puppets they used in this movie were quite complex little things. It is worth watching.

In the original folktale that corpse bride comes from Victoria makes a deal with Emily where she gets to stay with Victor and have a life and family with him and as long as they paid tribute to her with offerings and stuff Emily protected them and their children and in death all three of them ended up together

"This is the most entertaining wedding of all time." You need to see Pirates of the Caribbean 3.

Love how much you enjoyed the movie!! The amount of work and effort that went into this gem is... INCREDIBLE.

Got an explanation for why some are corpses and why some are skeletons. Skeletons have been dead for a while, corpses died more recently, and Emily is in limbo because of her vow to wait for her true love to set her free.

Finally, someone who was rooting for Emily. It's beautiful that she's at peace, but the connecting that her and Victor had was just. I wish it could've lasted 😢💔

Yes! I’m so happy you liked it ❤️ this is my favorite Tim Burton movie 💕💕💕 loved this movie growing up and my 16th birthday party was Corpse Bride themed 👏🏻 yes I was an unusual kid but that’s ok 💁🏻‍♀️ will always love this movie and loved seeing you enjoy it for the first time ❤️

I love this movie. I think the legendary Ray Harryhausen did the stop motion for both this movie and Nightmare before Christmas before he died. He is a famous Stop motion creature animator. He helped make many movies in the late 50s, 60s, 70s, til 1981. He did effects for Land of the Lost movies, Sinbad Pirate movies, and two great movies on Greek Mythology. 1963 Jason and the Argonauts and 1981 Clash of the Titans. You watch the Ray Harryhausen movies. They influence George Lucas and Peter Jackson.

My second favorite Tim Burton movie 🖤 react to Sweeney Todd, is amazing as well 🔥 btw: there’s a behind the voice video from Corpse Bride you should watch it

Danny Elfman who also played Bonejangles also composed this movie

The vicar is the Legendary Christopher Lee aka Count Doku from Star Wars and Saruman from LOTR Dracula

This is my first video of yours and I'm only a minute into it and, you already have me subscribing! Great channel!

The spider and the maggot are the best kinds of friends.

I love this movie so much! It was fun seeing you react to what was happening in a similar way to how I react to it every time I rewatch it

I love this film so much! The music, the visuals. It's my favourite Tim Burton film besides Sweeney Todd 😊 glad you liked it as well

I love that Victor is TICKLISH!

Beetlejuice!

Directed by Tim Burton starring Johnny Depp as Victor Von Dort as a newly rich man who unfortunately can't seem to get his vows right. When he actually does it is to a dead woman who was has been waiting for someone to ask for her hand in marriage. This movie is stop-motion animated

fun fact: the company that made the stop motion puppets for this movie made the puppets for the classic bob the builder show

23:58 At least the dead has some manners

This movie is so perfect

Thank You!!! 💙 Corpse Bride!!! Please react to Edward Scissorhands!!!

I love this film 😊

My favorite Tim Burton film❤

Emily deserved so much better

More johnny depp movie pls

The Lakia stop motion animated movies are good. Coraline, ParaNorman, Box Trolls, and Kubo & the Two Strings.

Dude you definitely need to watch Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. My favourite Tim Burton movie 🖤

Don’t forget his animated film 9!

you should check out Burton's short film called "Vincent". I loved that one.

The first song is a banger. Just gotta say it

Victor helped her unfinished Business and set her Spirit free 🦋🦋🦋 her turning into butterflies i think Represents her going to Heaven / Afterlife I think the Land of the Dead is Limbo

There's Funko pops of 3 of the characters

I love this movie! its actually based on a jewish folktale and I love tim burton's take on it!

I was always team Emily and I remember being devastated the first time I watch it that they didn't stay together. Also the piano duet is one of my favorites, I have it on my playlist.

Самое поразительное, что все это - куклы)) (простите, что не на английском))

Great reaction! This whole movie is a masterpiece! Tho the ending isn't my favorite.

This movie was composed by Danny Elfman

U should react to the cars trilogy

your reactions are fun, will you be doing sweeney toodd??

I saw this movie with my cousin and my aunt I enjoyed the film the ending you know was a bit awkward but awarded butt well when you think about Tim Burton is that when you when you watch his movies he always gives you leave you with some surprises also I also saw the movie cry wolf that same day it's just a horror film that's just nothing but college kids playing games basically scream but college version just don't watch it.

10:09 & stole her the family jewels & money

Is it possible to see the dead? What are the rules of getting married with a corpse? Their is a lot of questions in this movie I can not answer.

Victor, Emily and The skeleton Bonejangles

Lord Barkiss told Emily to steal her family jewels and run away with him and lied about loving her he used her then he strangled her left her for dead and stole the Loot 💰 Who knows how many other women he’s done this to Emily Deserved Better 👰🏻‍♀️🦋

If I past away I take Emily back

I wood take Emily back

Emily and Victor seriously should have been together. She gave up so much and endured so much pain, she and him were perfect. Still one of my top 3 favorite Tim Burton films. Incredible cast, and amazing songs.💙🦋

"New arrival!" Is my favourite quote from this one 😂 Rant Warning ⚠️ A lot of people were happy that Victor ended up with Victoria. I honestly think that Victor and Emily would've been happier together, they had time to talk and get to know each other and fall in love, they even like the same things and Victor was willing to die for her. The only reason they weren't allowed to be together is because of Victoria, a married woman, crashing the wedding. I think it was incredibly selfish of Victoria to do what she did.

i will always say Victor should have married Emily they had a better connection and simpley more time to bond then Victor with Victoria

I never quite understood why so many people root for Emily. Yes, she very well deserves to be happy but what happened was a complete accident and Victor doesn't want to be with her. Why should he have stayed with Emily just to make *her* happy, all for her to (un)live with the fact that Victor doesn't truly want to be with her? He's a rightfully frightened young man who's put in a far more unfair situation, being pulled between the directions of a scorned cadaver whose motivations are innocent on paper but ultimately quite selfish, and a living girl who despite being arranged to marry actually enjoys the company of and *wants* to be with. It was quite literally love at first sight for Victor and Victoria, but an unfortunate event lead to a love triangle including a corpse that seems to think she has the claim to Victor's heart when that's just not the case. It's unfortunate, and it's a tale as old as time, but the only hearts won by tears and stories are the hearts of fools.