More fantasy than gothic comedy, Big Fish is carried by relatable characters and a sad but moving story.

Beetlejuice is about as Burton-ish as movies get. It's dark, but lightheated, and has quirky stop-motion monsters and gothic sets. This is very fun.

The look and feel of Sweeney Todd are amazing, and this totally earned its Oscar for Art Direction. The acting is great and the voices, though not powerful like the voices from the play, still work. Not overtly funny like most Burton movies, but it still has some nice comic touches. Though it's very good, I enjoyed some of the other "not as good" movies more.

Suprisingly, this is a very good movie. I didn't expect it, but this holds up best as a family movie, unlike some of Burton's others, which seem to dark for kids. I like this better than the 70's Gene Wilder version because it is more accurate to the book and moves along with the story from the beginning.

Like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, this surprised me. It is very fun, and looks great. It's not deep or moving, and it's too dark for young children, but is still fun.

Great acting, great look, but somehow not as good as the first Batman, and definitely not one of Tim Burton's best. This is still quite a bit better than the following Batman movies in the 90's, but is nothing to get excited about.