By Drew Dietsch | publishing
Tim Burton is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding American film directors in the modern era. He is also a legal movie, loving classic science fiction movies and horror movies from the 1950s and 1960s. I always miss his passion for movies like movies The War of Gargantuas As someone who also sees the artistic value of giant monster movies.
Tim Burton is news about his next expected project, one that people have been working on remake since the 90s: Attacking a 50-foot woman. While I could enjoy Burton’s cult of classic Cook science fiction, it was a flash beyond its expiration date.
It is important to pay attention to the original Attacking a 50-foot woman Back in 1958, this was a bigger trend in science fiction cinemas. Amazing giant and Incredible contraction man Show both ends of the spectrum. So, at that time, the deprivation of the giant concept was a rather expected riff Attacking a 50-foot woman.
Today, this background makes no sense for the new movie. Tim Burton may have some core thematic concepts that he wants to explore through remakes, but the possibility of resonating with the big public is less likely because a movie about giant women will not be understood in the same context as the 1950s. Although there was no doubt that there was a sexual selling point in the idea back then, if you made that movie today, it would be that everyone was talking about everyone.
Tim Burton is the wrong person
Because, let’s face it, no matter what Tim Burton’s artistic intentions Attack 50 womenthat potential movie will be considered a fetish joke. A nearly 70-year-old man directs a film about the giant played by Hollywood star – Margot Robbie, the current name of the project – will invite various ridicule criticisms from honest observers and malicious monster losers.
It doesn’t matter whether Tim Burton takes a completely sarcastic approach. His attachment as a director means he will be the focus of any “this is a fetish movie!” bring. That’s why he shouldn’t be a director. Oops, the driving creativity behind the remake Attacking a 50-foot woman It should be a woman! If anyone wants to use this particular narrative to be creative and subjectively engaging, it should be viewed from a woman’s point of view: “What does it mean to be a 50-foot giant?”
Maybe Tim Burton won’t start reshaping Attacking a 50-foot woman. I kind of hope he is not, because bad jokes and slamming worth taking will give me another reason [REDACTED TO NOT MAKE THE HIGH SHERIFFS UPSET]. I’m not saying you can’t remake Attacking a 50-foot woman Today and create a version that won’t be hunted down by this social prospect, but if Tim Burton is behind the wheel, that’s definitely what we’re going to get.
