Does anyone know any films as imaginative or even more imaginative?
The closest I can think of is 'The Adventures of Baron Munchousen'
shareThe closest I can think of is 'The Adventures of Baron Munchousen'
shareBunny and the Bull
share1. The Adventures of Baron Munchuasen
2. Coraline
3. The Nightmare Before Christmas
4. James and the Giant Peach
5. Monkeybone
6. Rabbit Ears' version of "The Fool and the Flying Ship" narrated by Robin Williams
The Cell.
The Grand Budapest Hotel.
Most of the films by Tim Burton.
Lemony Snicket.
Most of Terri Gilliams movies. Brazil, Time Bandits, Fisher King, even Tideland, although there is a huge creepy factor with that one.
shareWatch the movies of Czech filmmaker Karel Zeman, particularly Vynález zkázy (1958) (an adaptation of Jules Verne) and Baron Prásil (1962) (the Baron Munchausen film that inspired Terry Gilliam to do his version)
He was so crooked, he could eat soup with a corkscrew.
The City Of Lost Children and Zero Theorem have that DieselPunk aesthetics that I absolutely adore. If you like this subgenre, then Hellboy and The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen are also quite aesthetically pleasing.
shareIn a slightly less 'artsy' way, Willy Wonka / Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Labyrinth
Hausu
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