The bizarre nature of "Big Eyes'" story and its actual outcomes is perfect for cinematic adaptation and Burton has certainly showcased his way with the material. While the film's tone might feel unbalanced at times, there is no denying that at its best, it is cracking entertainment. And this only adds to the discussion at the core of the film - is art's greatest value in its personal expression or its commercial viability? This film in and of itself can certainly fit right into that conversation when juxtaposed with its creator's output.
The Man of Steel sequel doesn't even have an official title yet, but it is already under heavy criticism for its casting choices. The first controversy came with the selection of Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne/Batman. Now, producer Michael Uslan and director Zach Snyder are defending the decision.
Tim Burton, the dark and quirky director behind classics such as The Nightmare Before Christmas, Pee-wee's Big Adventure and Sweeney Todd, is currently in talks to make the sequel to the life-after-death black comedy Beetlejuice.
