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Our friend Devin over at CHUD has some new information about a possible Planet of the Apes reboot, with a twist. Now we want to know if you think it would work…

Marty McFly’s dad is suiting up in his Knave of Hearts costume to join Burton’s Alice in Wonderland.

The web is full of casting rumors, but you already knew that. Yet, just because there are tons of rumors, that doesn’t mean that some of them aren’t fun — as well, there are those that actually make sense.

Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland film has had two more roles filled by Anne Hathaway and Helena Bonham Carter.

Casting continues for Tim Burton’s adaptation of Alice in Wonderland — we now know that it will include Tweedledee, Tweedledum and a former British Prime Minister.

The folks at INF have debuted a few images today from the set of Tim Burton’s next film, a Burtonization of Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice in Wonderland.

After the first three Pirates of the Caribbean movies made the weight of the Magic Kingdom in gold for Disney over the past 5 years, it appears that Johnny Depp might be their sole solution for the current economic crisis.

Depp will be getting his Tea Time on once again with the dark director.

Plenty of names were thrown around about who would be Alice in Tim Burton’s live action adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, but now it appears that only one remains.

Before Interview With the Vampire or Buffy the Vampire Slayer, there was a rather unusual soap opera called “Dark Shadows”.

In a bit of news that, even for a horror fan, doesn’t make all that much sense, George Romero’s 1978 Dawn of the Dead will get the 3D treatment from the wizards at In-Three.

You can ask any close friend of mine what I would do if I became filthy rich, and it is always the same answer. I would change my name to Bruce Wayne, and I’d buy Tim Burton and Michael Keaton’s Batmobile.

The folks over at Comingsoon are at ShoWest, and they have spotted The Batpod!

Enjoy this game, and quite possibly this grim musical could become a comedy.

I hate to have to throw myself into the fires of minority hell, but I’m compelled to vote no on Tim Burton’s dour, overly dark and overly bloody Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

This time, we are going to cram more talent on camera, as star Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton talk about how this project came to be.

That’s right, we’ve got a delectable dose of Depp for you to hang on your wall!

Burton, from Sondheim’s source material (a helluva score), does a heck of a job balancing the unwinking bloodletting with a bit of dark comedy.

While some of you may have already watched this around Halloween, I prefer my nightmares to happen right around Christmas time.

Tim Burton and Johnny Depp go together like black and blue, or like fire and ash. Amidst the chaos, there is a unique unison between the two conflicting forces.