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[bookelfe]

Did you guys know that back in, like, 1982, Tim Burton did a retelling of Hansel and Gretel for Disney?

I did not know! At least, not until obopolsk and I went to check out the Tim Burton exhibit at the NY MOMA on Sunday. Now . . . I kind of wish I did not know. (Then why am I telling you about it? Because apparently Tim Burton has destroyed the only

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[genarti]

...There are not enough ellipses in the WORLD.

[Edited because WRONG HONEY ICON.]

[bookelfe]

[hahahaha I got the LJ-notif with the wrong icon first. I WAS GOING TO SAY.

. . . . but Honey probably would eat the terrifying gingerbread man. @_@]

[genarti]

Gingerbread and cookies and swee~~~~~~ts! :D :D :D

Yeah he would.

[bookelfe]

Mori would blame himself for not sufficiently defending Honey against terrifying gingerbread people. ;_;

[bookelfe]

I still can't believe they actually had the clown say "DO YOU WANT MY BODY." Like, even if you were very high, Tim Burton, that is still awful!

Yeeeeeah I do not often believe in censorship of things for children. BUT THAT, I WOULD CENSOR.

[agentclaudia]

THAT WAS THE BESTEST EXHIBIT EVAR I went to see it over Christmas break. But yeah, the bits of that movie I caught were terrifyingly trippy. o.O

[bookelfe]

The exhibit itself was definitely awesome! We spent two or three hours there, which is a lot longer than I usually spend in a single art exhibit. (I think my favorite part is how they collected and displayed, like, Tim Burton's ninth-grade essays. EARLY CHILDHOOD GENIUS?)