Even though the movie isn't directed by Tim
Burton, should it still be called a Tim Burton movie? On the one hand, it was
his original story idea and has some of the same elements as other Burton
movies, but on the other hand, his involvement in the day-to-day decisions and
work was limited if not in fact nonexistent
It should be considered a Tim Burton movie
because not only is it in Tim Burton “format” but also the original Idea was Tim
Burtons and he’s the one that introduced it to the movie makers and they helped
him complete it. If I have an idea and I don’t have the means to make it come
to life, I’m going to take my idea to somebody and have them help me so it can
come to life. As a result I would want credit for this since it was originally
my idea. The argument that Tim Burton took all the credit is flawed because if
Tim Burton took all the credit it would only have his name in place of all the
credits and it doesn’t, does it?
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