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Movie - Frankenweenie
Description
Victor Frankenstein, a young aspiring scientist, lives in the quiet town of New Holland with his parents and his loyal dog, Sparky. Victor spends his time making homemade monster movies starring Sparky, showcasing his creativity and close bond with his pet, while struggling to connect with his classmates.
Tragedy strikes when Sparky is hit by a car during a baseball game, leaving Victor devastated. Inspired by a science demonstration from his teacher, Mr. Rzykruski, who shows how electricity can make dead frogs twitch, Victor decides to reanimate Sparky. Using a lightning storm and his attic laboratory, he successfully brings Sparky back to life, though the dog returns slightly changed.
Sparky’s escape into the neighbourhood triggers a series of events as Victor’s classmates discover his secret. Eager to replicate his experiment, the other children begin reanimating their own deceased pets, resulting in monstrous creatures that wreak havoc across the town. Chaos escalates during the town’s Dutch Day festival, where Victor and Sparky must confront the dangers of tampering with life and death.
Throughout the story, Victor navigates themes of grief, friendship, and the consequences of scientific curiosity. Despite the macabre premise, the film balances dark humour with heart warming moments, emphasizing the enduring bond between Victor and Sparky. The story concludes with Victor learning to accept loss while the town comes to terms with the extraordinary events.
"Frankenweenie" is a stop-motion animated film directed by Tim Burton, featuring a mix of comedy, horror, and fantasy elements, and is a feature-length remake of Burton’s 1984 short film. The film is celebrated for its intricate animation, clever references to classic horror, and emotional depth, making it appealing to both children and adults
Tragedy strikes when Sparky is hit by a car during a baseball game, leaving Victor devastated. Inspired by a science demonstration from his teacher, Mr. Rzykruski, who shows how electricity can make dead frogs twitch, Victor decides to reanimate Sparky. Using a lightning storm and his attic laboratory, he successfully brings Sparky back to life, though the dog returns slightly changed.
Sparky’s escape into the neighbourhood triggers a series of events as Victor’s classmates discover his secret. Eager to replicate his experiment, the other children begin reanimating their own deceased pets, resulting in monstrous creatures that wreak havoc across the town. Chaos escalates during the town’s Dutch Day festival, where Victor and Sparky must confront the dangers of tampering with life and death.
Throughout the story, Victor navigates themes of grief, friendship, and the consequences of scientific curiosity. Despite the macabre premise, the film balances dark humour with heart warming moments, emphasizing the enduring bond between Victor and Sparky. The story concludes with Victor learning to accept loss while the town comes to terms with the extraordinary events.
"Frankenweenie" is a stop-motion animated film directed by Tim Burton, featuring a mix of comedy, horror, and fantasy elements, and is a feature-length remake of Burton’s 1984 short film. The film is celebrated for its intricate animation, clever references to classic horror, and emotional depth, making it appealing to both children and adults
Dates/Times
18:00-19:45 30 Oct 26
Venue
Botyl Road
Botolph Claydon
MK18 2LR
Botolph Claydon
MK18 2LR
Tickets
Child Ticket:
£4.00
Adult:
£8.00
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