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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesLooking a bit more '80s than '70s (when the movie is set), these one sheets at least promise that, for better or worse, this is going to be another distinctly Burton film. In recent years, that hasn't meant much, and maybe all these crazy wigs and garish colors will be another trip down "Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory" lane (a movie whose only redeeming value was Johnny Depp's wickedly bitchy/asshole-ish turn in the lead role). And truthfully, Burton hasn't done anything that isn't based on a pre-existing property since "Corpse Bride." That said, concepts don't come along everyday that bring the vampire genre, a period movie and a fish-out-water tale all rolled into one, and it's the sort of hand-in-glove premise that could suit Burton perfectly.
So we'll see how this all plays out, but we'll know soon enough. "Dark Shadows" arrives on May 11th.









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The Nuge | March 20, 2012 10:24 PM
Johnny Depp's best haircut in years, anyway.