
Fantastic Fest To Raise Tim Burton’s ‘Frankenweenie’ From the Dead for Opening Night Debut
Fantastic Fest By Scott Beggs on June 29, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
The only thing in life better than Fantastic Fest would be winning the lottery while you’re at Fantastic Fest. Like every year, we’ll be covering the hell out of it with a preternatural dedication that often requires us writing our reviews with straight jackets on. That’s a lot harder than it sounds when you’re also singing karaoke and drinking a high quality concoction of hooch.
The full fest line up hasn’t been announced yet, but it will undoubtedly be full of movie goodness, and the opening night film promises to set the tone. The flick? Tim Burton‘s forthcoming Frankenweenie – which promises a return to stop motion, a returning to working with John August and a return to a story from his youth that finally gets a feature-length treatment. The movie hits theaters October 5th, but Fantastic Fest attendees will see it before anyone else.
Hopes are high here because Burton seems to have lost his way as of late, crafting stuff in his wheelhouse that feels stale, but perhaps the solution to the rut is to dig deeper into it. To return to the kind of magic this morbid magician built his name on.
It’s a hell of a way to kick things off. And this poster for the fest is a great way to celebrate the end of everything:
More fest info as it comes down the pipeline. Care to join us there?
Source: Fantastic Fest
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