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Review: The Corpse Bride (Cinematical) - Filed under: Theatrical Reviews , Animation , Johnny Depp , New Releases , Family Films , Music & Musicals , Warner Brothers Note: This review was contributed by Ryan Stewart . The long-awaited sequel to Beetlejuice does not disappoint. The old Tim Burton has returned - who knows how briefly - to re-hash his idea of the netherworld as a calypso club, and to continue lobbying

Movie Review: Tim Burton spins dark misfit tale in 'Corpse Bride' (Omaha World-Herald) - Adapted from an old Russian folk tale, "Corpse Bride" tells the tale of Victor Van Dort, a skittish bridegroom. After painfully flubbing his lines at the wedding rehearsal, Victor repairs to a dark forest to practice his vows.

Review: 'Corpse Bride' Magical, Stylish Tale (WGAL 8) - Tim Burton brings "Corpse Bride" to life with a dark, dreamy and dazzling imaginative exercise in filmmaking. Read our @ The Movies review.

REVIEW: "Flightplan" (mixed) (Cinema Confidential) - POSTED ON 09/23/05 AT 6:00 P.M. "Flightplan" could be described as a psychological thriller about a lunatic woman who claims to have lost her daughter while on-board a commercial jet plane.

LifeFiles: Back To High School Reunion Is Time To Review (Local6.com Central Florida) - When I got engaged and started wedding planning, all I could think about was the future. Then the desire to have a baby hit me, and my mind could only obsess further about the next step in life.

Here comes "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride" (Seattle Times) - Some days, you just can't catch a break. Poor Victor Van Dort (voiced by Johnny Depp), a nervous soon-to-be-bridegroom, practices his wedding...

Movie review: 'Corpse Bride' (NorthJersey.com) - "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride" is like that miniature Dickens Village the neighbors drag out at Christmastime. Only this time it's been overrun by the whimsical skeletal figures from a Mexican Day of the Dead celebration.

UGO.com Film/TV - Corpse Bride Review - Corpse Bride Resurrection (UGO - UnderGroundOnline) - Corpse Bride (Warner Bros.) We get another trip down the aisle to Tim Burton's creepy childhood dreams in gorgeous, stop motion animation, just as we did over a decade ago in A Nightmare Before Christmas . Our second marriage is bigger, with more guests and a cooler band. But is it better? Yes and no.

Movie review: 'Tim Burton's Corpse Bride' (Metromix.com) - Whether directing apes, aliens, monkeys or the dead, Tim Burton can't stay away from two intertwining themes: the clash of worlds and the allure of any reality that isn't this one. "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride"--his first animated feature since 1993's "The Nightmare Before Christmas"--is no different.

Review: 'Corpse Bride' Magical, Stylish Tale (40/29 KHBS/KHOG) - Tim Burton so believably brings his worlds to life, with such a dark, dreamy and dazzling imagination, that we all but take for granted that he has taken us on some of the most delightfully absurd adventures of modern cinema.