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The Wonderful World Of Tim Burton
Tim Burton's style is instantly recognisable, as demonstrated in this week's Alice in Wonderland pics. We look back over his history to see how it developed, in the man's own words.
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The Wonderful World Of Tim Burton | Batman (1989)
Batman (1989)
When Burton was drafted in to revive a classic comic-book character from the colourful obscurity in which it had been resting since the '60s, he had to totally reinvent the genre. In a time when movies such as Superman rested in a neatly bright and largely optimistic world, his Batman was "about depression, and it's about lack of integration". Burton said recently: "When I did Batman in 1988, it was a different time in comic-book movies. You couldn't go into that 'dark side' of comics yet." That all changed with his shadowy Gotham, brooding Bruce Wayne and manic Joker, and the superhero protector underwent a sea-change that hugely influenced the current era.

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