Johnny Depp's Barnabus scowls in his mansion in Dark Shadows
Summary Looking into Tim Burton’s decades-long, revered career, the most shocking element of his record comes from his lowest-rated works. Burton is now a connoisseur of all things spooky, but actually got his start working at Disney from 1981 to 1984. The director was infamously fired while making the short film Frankenweenie, with the production company claiming that the bizarre short was too scary for children.
Related Every Tim Burton & Johnny Depp Movie, Ranked Worst To Best Johnny Depp has starred in eight movies directed by Tim Burton, spanning over two decades. Here's how these collaborations hold up against each other. While Dark Shadows may be the lowest-rated work of Burton’s career, it is Planet of the Apes that has gained the most notoriety. Burton made a distinct stylistic choice with this remake in that he chose to use practical makeup effects instead of employing CGI technology for the primate characters, making the reboot more similar to the 1968 version. In 2001, this came across as far more uncanny than interesting, and led to the film being hated by critics and audiences alike.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is another well-regarded Burton remake. While disregarded by some die-hard Gene Wilder fans, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory still sits at no. 8 on the overall ranking of Burton’s films, with an 83% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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