CORPSE BRIDE (2005) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION! 

I like how all the characters look like they belong in Edward Goring novels while Victor and Victoria look normal

In arranged marriages, they don't let the couple see each other until the actual wedding for fear they'd chicken out beforehand. That's where the "bad luck to see each other before the wedding" superstition comes from.

5:55 This was an ACTUAL THING in History. While Women could play instruments, it was considered immoral for women to play them in a public setting in various parts of history.

What I really like about this movie is that neither Emily or Victoria are bad people. It could of been really easy to make Victoria super rude like her parents or really petty & jealous so it would be easier to root for Victor & Emily to be together, but by making them both kind people it helps the story make sense why Emily would give up Victor so he could be with Victoria which in turn gave Emily her closure so she could move on.

Remains of the day. Written, produced and sung by Danny Elfman. He actually lost his voice singing the skeleton's song. He did all the music for this.

This movie reminds me of a Discworld quote, “death is the worst thing that can happen to you so once it has happened theoretically you have nothing left to worry about”, The world downstairs is a party because its quite relaxing being dead

I loved this movie. I’ve only seen this recently and ever since i watch it anytime i can. Fun facts: •The puppets were 25 to 28 centimeters (9.8 to 11 inches) tall, and some of the stages were so large that animators could actually fit through the set doors with minimal crouching. Multiple identical puppets had to be created, so that more scenes could be accomplished in a shorter period of time. In all, fourteen puppets of the Bride and Victor were created, and thirteen were created of Victoria. • The movie had a 55-week shoot and included 109,440 individually animated frames set up and filmed. • Victor is reunited with his deceased (and now skeletal) dog, Scraps. A picture of a younger Victor with a living Scraps is visible at the start of the movie. So we saw what he looked like. • Johnny Depp's first time voice acting in a theatrical film. Later he'd go onto voice the titular character of Rango (2011) and the titular character of Sherlock Gnomes (2018). • The climactic duel scene, which includes the drinking of poison wine by the antagonist, directly mirrors the climactic duel scene of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet". • When Bonejangles is telling Emily's story, his shadow appears on the wall as the shadow of Emily's groom. The shadow has Lord Barkis' profile showing it was him who killed her.

The corpse bride is such a masterpiece created by the legendary Tim Burton

Glad you reacted to this one! I have a thing for intentionally creepy stop-motion and this is my vibe. It's actually one of my favorite Tim Burton films.

13:12, the worm is clearly a reference to Peter Lorre, a character actor who specialized in portraying the weasel and wormy types.

Can't go wrong with music by Danny Elfman! His musical range is amazing, from whimsy, to comedy, to hauntingly beautiful. Love it!

Elder Gutknecht (the old skeleton) was voiced by Michael Gough, who most people know from playing Alfred in Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher's Batman movies. His voice adds a level of gravitas to the film, along with Cristopher Lee as Pastor Galswells. (Another Hammer Horror icon.)

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."

Lord Barkis was voiced by Richard E. Grant. He was in Warlock, Hudson Hawk, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Loki, and dozens and dozens of other things.

Fun fact: this movies stop motion animation is so good, people were convinced it was actually CGI. And Tim Burton was super offended by this, because he's proud of the art of stop motion, so when he made Frankenweenie, he really held back on it ON PURPOSE so they could tell it was stop motion.

😶😲 "He's French !" I haven't laughed that hard in a minute. 😂

Tim Burton's Big Fish starring Ewan McGregor. That one will drop kick your heart. It's not a musical, but it's the most whimsical movie.

The Skeleton with one eye name is Bone jangles and he's voice by Danny Elfman 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

One of my favorite Burton films, it has so much humor and heart in it. Glad you both seemed to like it

I just watched this movie in honor of my oldest sister who just passed away on the 21😢 thank you twins for the reaction I loved it still. Made me cry too but I'm trying to keep my spirits up

I miss Tim Burton and his stop motion animation movies.

True Story: I was watching Futurama on Adult Swim, there was an episode where Fry ate The Egg Sandwich and the worms were preserving his body from the inside. During the commercial break, an Official Trailer of Corpse Bride came up, and this was at the time when Shadow The Hedgehog game got released, good times. 😄👍

Tim Burton in Beetlejuice (1988): Being dead doesn't make things any easier, and it's not something to be romanticized. Tim Burton in Corpse Bride (2005): WOO! Party in the land of the dead!

the corpse bride it's half musical that's why I like it I'm with curtis but this one does it so well to engage you right into the plot with their songs another good one Burton's deep musical movie and underrated also to me it's Sweeney Todd you should check out if you guys doesn't yet isn't cringe at all I promise lol.

Richard E. Grant who voiced Lord Barkis you likely remember best from Rise of Skywalker where he played general Pryde. He was also classic Loki in Loki tv series. But also played other Victorian characters like Bob Cratchett in Christmas Carol or Dr. Seward in Bram Stoker´s Dracula.

It is not corpses bride. It is "CORPSE BRIDE." She is the BRIDE,who is a corpse. In order to be a corpse's bride, Victor would have to be dead.

Tim Burton, the patron saint of Goth

Lord Barkis is voiced by Richard E. Grant, he's been in Warlock with Julian Sands, Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula & he played a Loki variant where he had the original costume from the comics in season 1 of Loki =)

Only in a Tim Burton movie can I be in disbelief that the main character chose a living woman over that _bad_ corpse.

Try Sweeney Todd with Johnny Depp. It's a musical but the story is wild. Very good movie! Also a Tim Burton film

Emily deserved so much better!! 🥺

This is a beautiful classic, Victors piano scene *chefs kiss* wayyy better the nightmare before Christmas.

The voice of the worm in her eye socket was an impersonation of Peter Lorre, a Jewish Hungarian actor who left Germany when Hitler came to power. He was very famous in the day, and often played a weasley minion or otherwise sketchy character. With his distinctive voice and looks, he's been lampooned for many a cartoon character. His film career lasted from 1929 to his death in 1964. The movies you two are probably most likely to see him in are The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca, two Humphrey Bogart films I imagine your fans have already asked for.

May not like Musicals but I think you’d really enjoy Moulin Rouge, I would love to see your guys’ reaction to that one too, love all your reactions

Thanks for doing one of my old requests for you❤❤❤❤

Since you guys are twins I think it's legally binding that you are obligated to make a RU-vid reaction video to the movie "The Parent Trap" with Lindsay Lohan. I know she's not a twin, but it's kinda like the iconic twin movie, right next to "Twitches" with the Mowry Twins. Anyone else have any twin movies to suggest? Zach and Cody (The Sprouse Twins?) I think they made a movie.

All of your comments during this reaction SENT me-- 🤣😂🤣"He's all nose!!" "Oh, it's *THIS* loser!"

Yay finally get to see my favourite Burton film on the channel

i'm not the biggest fan of musicals myself, but Tim Burton's works are always something to get into. you guys should check out Sweeney Todd next, that one is far from cheerful. XD

Hello OctoKrool. I have been 'snooping' around on your channel for a little while, you know, to get to know the two of you and your shenanigans ^^ (I watched your reactions to, Death Becomes Her, I love that movie, it's so weird ^^ and I also saw your reaction to Misery, Carrie and The Green Mile, plus a bunch more. So now I have decided that I really like your channel and so I subbed you ^^ I hope the two of you are doing great. Greetings from Denmark.

Christopher Lee does the voice of the bishop. He played Saruman in The Lord of the Rings.

*Disembodied head rides in on a pack of cockroaches* AAAAHH HE'S FRENCH! 😂😂

I totally forgot about that drunken skeleton scene🤣🤣

Victor looks exactly like what Johnny Depp would look like as a stop-motion character.

Great animated film. I miss these kinds of movies

Have yall seen Sweeney Todd? That’s a musical but it’s Tim Burton as well and has a very dark atmosphere and is rather bloody. It’s actually rated R. It’s a straight up a murder-thriller but with music and not over-boringly so IMHO 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♀️

One of my exes got my this DVD as a Valentine's Day present. lmao... I hated the idea as a v-day prezzie but it quickly became one of my favorite films.

There is an animated film from 1970 that you two have never seen yet. The Phantom Tollbooth is produced by Chuck Jones (What's Opera Doc?) and filled with songs and strange characters you might enjoy. So, yeah. I recommend it.

I hope you guys give Big Fish a watch some day. It's my favorite Tim Burton movie.

the amount of time i have seen this with my son i've lost count , he use to sing along to the songs

ppl say to watch; 1st: frankenweenie (bcoz it shows jack as a lil boy w/ his dog, which is believed to be zero) 2nd: the corpses bride, it shows jack marrying sally 3rd: the nightmare before christmas where jack & sally reunite in the afterlife (which btw, all the characters in this movie all have certain ways the characters have died...look it up; sally was d!sm3mbrd + jack was burned al!v3) BUT PPL THAT MADE THE MOVIE SWEAR THOSE 3 MOVIES AREN'T RELATED BUT WE THE FANS THINK DIFFERENTLY LOL

Oh and ps. The Corpse Bride is a maaaster piece in my eyes🤌🙌👏

2:34 damn what an insult Curtis

What about Rio 2011 ?

FINE! I’m now a subscriber! (Does my life now have meaning)? You guys clearly have fun and don’t take yourselves too seriously. Good job!

The elderly skeleton was voiced by Micheal Gough who played Alfred in Batman (1989) - Batman & Robin

You should check out some theories about the Tim Burton universe theory that Victor Frankenstein from Frankenweenie, Victor Van Dort from The Corpse Bride, and Jack Skellington are all the same person. Pretty interesting

Next you guys should watch "kubo and two strings"

Can you guys react to the Spider-Man films next? ( Tobey, Andrew, and Tom) Keep up the funny content! 🎉

Great reaction as always guys I love Tim Burton movies and you guy have a great day.

🇫🇷 Hey what about the French people? 😆Some of us are great, we're even watching you 😁 Apparently you've watched some Tim Burton already but have you watched Big Fish? I don't think I've ever seen reactors do this one, and it's amazing! And if you want to try a full blown non corny musical that is not happy at all, you could try Sweeny Todd.

Please, oh please watch Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street! I'm not the biggest musical person but darker-themed musicals are the best ever! -Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street -Little Shop of Horrors -Nightmare Before Christmas -Rocky Horror Picture Show -Repo! The Genetic Opera Just the best lol If anyone has other darker, Tim Burton-esque musicals, please comment them down below for me as well to enjoy 😂

Barkis was voiced by the hilarious Richard E. Grant - check him out in *Withnail and I* (1987).

Bro, same i hate musicals as well but the corpse's bride and Sweeney todd were alright and if you all haven't watched the latter you should

Corpse Bride > Nightmare Before Christmas Emily told Victor "You set me free" , before she left the world as butterflies. This kinda means that the other undead still are bonded to the world, by some unfinished business, waiting for a loved one, (whatever) before they can be "free" to leave.

I too am not a fan of musicals. I find it hard to accept the concept of the whole world (scene and background characters) breaking out into choreographed song and dance and returning to normal afterwards like nothing happened. The only exception I can get behind is a movie about making music, stage performances, etc where it is a natural occurrence rather than a spontaneous/miraculous event

You guys should watch next Wallace and Gromit The Curse of the Were Wabbit!!!

love you guys! keep up the great work! I recommened Black Klansman or nightmare before christmas if your on a tim burton craze

you guys are so hilarious 😂

I used some of the music in this film in my wedding.

We do actually have happy people that are so happy they can break out into song in real life. We call those people stoners. O_o

Sing is amazing!!! Can't wait for you guys to check it out! And, for me, Sing 2 is even better (which was hard to believe).

Fantastic reaction as always

Sweet

I❤ Tim's Kookiness!

If you want other Stop-Motion movies like CB; Nightmare Before Christmas Coraline ParaNorman Kubo and the Two Strings

This story is based off of an old Jewish folktale

Thanku

We need more horror content as well

I truly love that hat of yours 😍

Such a great film

I can’t wait to see you guys react to the nightmare before Christmas 🎄 if you haven’t seen it yet.

Of course Bone Jangles hit it--that's Danny Elfman himself.

I highly recommend *the Maze Runner* movies. This trilogy is gonna keep you on the edge of your seat! 😊

If you guys like Stop-motion animation, you guys should review Fantastic Mr. Fox. Also, I must ask: Do you like Corpse Bride or The Nightmare Before Christmas better?

My favorite Tim Burton movie 😍

Do you guys enjoy getting recommendations that seem like you won't like them? Like, the "take a chance, really, there's something worth the time here" type things? Because there's an animated film called "The Last Unicorn" which lemme tell ya, uses mythology and fairy tales as a medium to say some pretty deep things. And yes, along the way, there are some real absurdities. But it's a film to inspire at the end of the day. (And it was done before Red Bull existed as a drink.) It's from a book which is a hundred times better than the movie, by Peter S. Beagle, who has a new work coming out "You Might Have Dragons".

Nice choice guys!

If you want to know where the story comes from look up Corpse Bride dark origins by abitfrank

My favorite Tim Burton's film is "Ed Wood". I strongly suggest you guys watch it.

If you like this check out Xanadu and breaking 1 and 2 and purple rain

I’m subbed since a few months

LMAO I dare you guys to watch The Music Man or even CATS the musical lol

You guys should watch High School Musical😂 just the first one. I would love to see you guys watch it JUST to see/hear you bomb on it, crack up because of it, or even like it maybe. ... I mean it has some good songs but iiii think mostly you guys would be peeeerfect to just shit on it for fun😂 wich caan be fun in itself. Truly, I like the movie myself, but understands why others reeeally don't.

I hope you continue with the animated movies :D

That is a beautiful luscious hat your mom bought you but I have not talked about it or looked up anything about it but I am getting ads for it now Skynet is live

I hope you can watch Blue Eye Samurai series :)

Aaaand if you REALLY want a musical🤣hehe😜but also...a good fine ass story. Les Misérables with Huge Jackman. A master piece itself. Buut i would warn you with THAT one. Almost every sentence is sung through out it. Just saying... but a truly beautiful story. It will melt you heart...um, if not making you so goddam tired of singing🤣🤣haha

so you know how toddlers have their movie that they just watch too much? this was mine, I'm pretty sure its the reason for a lot of my interests in life

I request y'all to watch ELEPHANT (2003). VERY dark film. I watched it last night.