#corpse bride

Here is part seven of the set of photos/videos I have taken at the corpse bride panel that was held and I like box expo in 2025 in Pasadena, California. This video shows the animation tests of the corpse, bride herself, and bonejangles for sure. This one features never before an admission tests plus a few that we have seen before.

Here’s part six of the set of pictures that I took at the corpse bride panel that was held at the light box expo of 2025 in Pasadena, California. Here, we see a few pictures of the corpse bride herself, and the animators shooting an animation test about her walking with her long wedding dress on and with her wedding veil billowing in the wind. It comes with the video that showed the test themselves. You’d be amazed by how they were done for it showed the animation of the bride and bonejangles. 

Corpse Bride

I watched this movie after it came to me in a dream. I just woke up with the urge to watch this movie. I think my dream was vaguely set where this movie takes place but I do have a very strong visual of someone that was intended to be me and I guy I used to know as a sim standing in front of Victor, Emily and Victoria in the church. But at the same time I was Emily but at the same time I wasn’t.

The first time I watched this movie it disappeared from the streaming service before the end and it drove me insane for months until one day it just came back but I fell asleep and missed the ending again. Eventually I succeeded and I cried watching Emily turn into butterflies as she was finally able to rest.

This movie is one of my favourites. I especially love the way colour is used. Everything is the same grey-blue shades until Victoria meets Victor and she’s wearing read and then the red hues start to become visible, then in the next scene everything is almost 100% grey. The reds are still visible but extremely washed out and muted. And then when Victor goes to the underworld everything is finally colourful and bright because people are actually happy and free and not bothered with material things like money unlike everyone in the overworld.

I love how caricature-like each character is. They’re all so different in shape but all the same shade-sadly. It really pisses me off how as soon as I write my Frankenweenie log I find out Tim Burton is a racist. Now I really can’t unsee it. Before I just thought that the lack of POCs was because of the time the film was made or because it was set in the Victorian era and he wanted to be lore accurate. Turns out he doesn’t have an actual reason accept for bigotry.

I relate to Emily on a spiritual level and I think that every female does one way or another. I remember being 13-not even a boyfriend-but falling asleep crying to The Other Woman by Lana Del Rey.

Here is part five of the set of pictures I took of the corpse bride panel at the light box expo in Pasadena. Here we see more photos of the puppets being built for the film. Puppets for characters like the Corpse Bride herself, Scraps, Victor, the dead denizens, Barkis Bittern and Emil the butler. The rest of these shows the shooting of the scenes from the film. It helps to see how they manipulated the puppets in preship for shooting them as a way using the stop-motion animation technique. looking at them even recognized the scenes that were filmed.

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Is it hostile to queer people?

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Is there an extremely popular queer ship or headcanon in the fandom?

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Too early to call (there probably will be)

Too early to call (there may be)

Too early to call (there probably won’t be)

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Additional Notes:

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