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Two characters in dark attire, one with a striped costume, stand in a shadowy environment.
Review

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice review – squelchy, stripy sequel fun

by Hannah Strong

Bur­ton, Keaton and Ryder turn up the juice and see what shakes loose in a sequel 36 years in the mak­ing that man­ages to deliv­er plen­ty of laughs even if it’s all a bit chaotic.

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In Retrospect
Image of a woman with long, wavy blonde hair wearing a green jumper and looking pensive in a dimly lit environment.
In Praise Of

Hollywood could still learn a thing or two from Tim Burton’s Batman

by Kambole Campbell

The director’s vision of Gotham City remains one of block­buster cinema’s great­est creations.
A hand gently holding a grey parrot with its wings spread against a dark background.
Video

Designing Dumbo – How VFX brought Tim Burton’s elephant to life

by Little White Lies

VFX super­vi­sor Richard Stam­mers dis­cuss­es his role in the mak­ing of Disney’s live-action adventure.
Elephant calf resting on hay, large eyes and trunk visible.
Review

Dumbo

by Hannah Strong

Tim Burton’s over­stuffed and under­whelm­ing sideshow act lacks a sense of wonder.

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In Retrospect
A ghostly, pale-faced figure with wild, unkempt hair wearing a black and white striped suit, grinning menacingly.
In Praise Of

It’s Showtime! – Why Beetlejuice remains the ghost with the most

by Justine Smith

Thir­ty years ago, Tim Bur­ton unleashed his colour­ful, bizarre vision of the after­life onto the world.
Elephant's trunk and body emerging from dense foliage, dark and earthy tones.
Trailers

Watch the first trailer for Tim Burton’s live-action Dumbo remake

by Adam Woodward

There’s thrills, spills and pink pachy­derms in this ear­ly look at Disney’s lat­est live-action adventure.
Animated elephant character in purple and red with a pink hat surrounded by pink flower shapes.
Incoming

Just how weird is Tim Burton’s Dumbo remake going to be?

by John Wadsworth

Will the direc­tor bor­row any of the original’s sur­re­al ele­ments for his forth­com­ing live-action version?
Colourful 1990s-inspired cover art for "100 Best Films of the 1990s" featuring illustrations, text, and retro design elements.
Top Ranking

The 100 best films of the 1990s: 100-76

by Jack Godwin, Gabriela Helfet, David Jenkins, Elena Lazic, Manuela Lazic, John Wadsworth

Our ​’90s count­down kicks off with movies from Tim Bur­ton, David Lynch and Hayao Miyazaki.
Four creepy porcelain dolls and two girls in a dark, wooded setting.
Review

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

by Adam Woodward

Tim Burton’s lat­est is an enchant­i­ng YA fairy tale that sad­ly out­stays its welcome.

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In Retrospect
A woman in black leather clothing standing in a lush, fantastical garden with large mossy sculptures and a fountain filled with colourful flowers.
In Praise Of

Is Edward Scissorhands Tim Burton’s last truly great movie?

by David Jenkins

The mas­ter of the macabre hit his cre­ative peak with this sin­gu­lar sub­ur­ban fairy tale from 1990.