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Tim Burton's 1984 short film FRANKENWEENIE is resurrected for the big screen with this stop-motion 3-D remake, which once again centres on a boy (Charlie Tahan) who reanimates his dead terrier, and the suburban fallout that occurs because of it.

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ProducerAllison Abbate, Tim Burton

EAN8717418385866

eBay Product ID (ePID)115950637

Product Key Features

Film/TV TitleFrankenweenie

DirectorTim Burton

Release Year2013

FormatBlu-ray

LanguageEnglish

FeaturesFootage from the FRANKENWEENIE touring exhibit\Plain White TÆs - Pet Sematary Music Video\Short - Captain Sparky Vs. The Flying Saucers\Making of\Original FRANKENWEENIE Short

GenreFamily, Animation

Run Time87 Mins

Additional Product Features

CertificatePG

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America

Number of Discs1

ComposerDanny Elfman

Additional InformationTim Burton's 1984 short film FRANKENWEENIE is resurrected for the big screen with this stop-motion 3-D remake, which once again centres on a boy, Victor (Charlie Tahan) who reanimates his dead terrier, Sparky and the suburban fallout that occurs because of it. Sparky's appearance and the thought of him as a dead dog turns the neighbours against him but Victor is on a mission to convince everyone that he is still the loyal friends he has always been. BIG FISH screenwriter John August provides the script for the Walt Disney production.

ReviewsEntertainment Weekly - FRANKENWEENIE is a cool little flipbook of historical Burtonian style., San Francisco Chronicle - It is pure, retro-cinematic joy., Boston Globe - The movie, a simple yet immensely pleasurable tale of a little boy and his undead dog, is good enough on its own. If you know the back story, it's even better.

ScreenwriterJohn August

Sound sourceDolby Digital

Movie/TV TitleFrankenweenie

VoiceCharlie Tahan, Conchata Ferrell, Robert Capron, Martin Short, James Liao, Atticus Shaffer, Martin Landau, Tom Kenny, Catherine O'Hara, Winona Ryder

Consumer AdviceContains mild threat, scary scenes and one use of mild language