Ed Wood (1994) - scene comparisons
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2016
- Scenes comparisons between Ed Wood (1994) and Glen or Glenda (1953), Bride of the Monster (1955) and Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959).
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Martin Landau won an Oscar for his portrayal of Lugosi and well deserved too.
Absolutely ❤
I think Ed Wood (the man not the movie) got the last laugh because his film Plan 9 from Outer Space still entertains and delights people today -- even a 1/2 a century later!
He died a miserable, broke drunk and likely he'd be upset people were mocking the film he thought was a masterpiece.
@@mattstorm6568 Did he really think Plan 9 was his masterpiece? I feel like he put a lot more effort and heart into Glen or Glenda. Plan 9 seemed to have gained its infamy more out of luck and word of mouth than anything
@@sylph8005 I don't claim to have been there to hear it personally but it's been said he stated that about 9.
"And remember - future events like these, will affect *you* - in the _future_ "
Perfect!
I'm still waiting for them to affect me.
Thanks for putting this together. How fitting that Ed Wood (1994) was a commercial flop despite its quality and is now a cult favorite.
The Ed Wood movie is almost exactly the same as the real movies! They did a great job on even the smallest details, and Johnny was amazing ❤
Ed Wood is such an underrated movie. Even if Ed Wood himself was an acutely rated director in many senses. Still, he represents such an exciting moment in cinema where creatives were left an unprecedented amount of space to do their own thing, something that we simply don’t see enough of today. His films might be terrible, but it’s such a unique and exploratory voice, and a pure joy that someone like this could rise to a point of prominence in order to exercise his... art. I love hate everything that’s happening here. It’s so weirdly and gorgeously and horribly and challengingly beautiful, all at the same time. Cheers for the video
By far Tim's second masterpiece; it amazes how close the similarities are
What’s his first? Batman or scissor hands?
@@PNL_King I want to say either Scissorhands or Big Fish
@@anonymouz88 Sleepy Hollow and Sweeney Todd are masterpieces in my opinion as well. I love charlie and the chocolate factory too
@@LuisSierra42 those are good, just not quite my temple;).. nah those two are really good. From the look to the costumes. I love Johnny's performance in Hallow more than Sweeney
this is the best movie he has ever done.
I have never seen the original Plan 9….. but to see the real Lugosi scene, his last scene, I broke down. Knowing that it was filmed at his house and all the camaraderie that he and his cast had, wow.
I am not sure that Tim Burton's depiction was entirely accurate, though. It shows Ed making that footage of Bela Lugosi in front of the house as a pure gesture to humour him, and without any real plan at all. In the actual Plan 9, there are a *few* more scenes with Lugosi, running around in a cemetery in a Dracula outfit. The scenes with the double tried to match those, not very successfully. Anyway, I think Ed Wood must have had *some* idea of what to do with them, though any plan must have been scrapped following Lugosi's death.
Was it really Lugosi's own house? Does anyone know?
@Yngvarfo I believe the house is Tor Johnson's, although some of the footage in plan 9 was shot in front of Bela's apartment building. Ed didn't really have a plan for any of the test footage when it was shot, he was still brainstorming several projects.
Martin Landau deserved his Oscar for his portrayal of Bela Lugosi .
i think Tim deliberately filmed some scenes reversed on purpose to show us that it is not 100% accurate and that it exists in its own world and a loose portrayal of what really happened.
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No disrespect to bela but martin performed better than him in this biopic.
@@Jebu911 presumably because he wasn't dying and addicted to morphine
I saw this movie at a young age and immediately connected with it. This disturbs me greatly.
Best burton movie by far
Juan Gracia Marques I thought Tim Burton did Batman and Batman Returns really good but that's just my opinion this is based off a true story
@@gregbethscheider7769 Love Burton...Batman Returns and Ed Wood are two of my favorite films. Brilliant film maker. True artist.
Thanks for making this. You can really see how talented Bela is, even with subpar (to put it mildly) material.
hey that monologue was great
It's amazing how much attention to detail was put into this movie to make it so close to the originals, really respectful of the source material. Truly one of the most lovingly crafted biopics.
Clearly this was a labour of love for Tim Burton and he succeeded in that, it being a box office flop is the irony that befits Ed Wood and his biopic.
4:59 i actually like the little monologue in that scene
Such an underrated film. Both films are underrated!
this comment is so underrated.
Every Halloween, I go back and watch this absolute masterpiece of cinema.
My cuz worked for the real Ed Wood in the early 70`s and got a 5.00 check as payment.
@Cutie Eevee 2 it was a softcore porn not sure of title probably The Only House a mix of erotica and horror
@@jack2breeze Early hentai
Did it bounce?
@@HC-cb4yp ha, no. It was either that or he would have invited my cuz out to lunch. He chose the check.
Tim Burton's Ed Wood movie was far more entertaining than any of Ed Wood's movies. Martin Landau did one helluva fantastic job as Bela Lugosi.
Yes Martin Landau WAS Bela Lugosi! Loved Johnny Depp's portrayal of Ed Wood too, very funny and perfectly judged.
I didn't expect that among Tim Burton's films, 'Ed Wood' would make the biggest impression on me. But after such a role of Martin Landau, there is nothing to be surprised about. He was more convincing than Bela Lugosi :) And Johnny Depp also rose to the heights of acting.
What drama, what art, what meaning, what angora...
1:48 It looks like they still had the same exact lamp in props.
I remember watching Ed Wood when it came out. I had very little knowledge of older films at that time but I liked the film nonetheless. With more film knowledge it becomes more enjoyable, IMO.
I saw Plan 9 from Outer Space before seeing the movie Ed Wood and bought the DVD of Plan 9 and Ed Wood
Brayan Argandona Florentino my dad and I do own Ed Wood with Johnny Depp and the original Plan 9 from Outer Space as well
PULL ZE STRINK!... PULL ZE STRIIINK!!
Strink Lol 😅🤣🤣😂😂
RIP Martin Landau
Idk how to describe it, but Tim did a great job at capturing the hot mess that was Ed & I mean that in the most admirable way lol
i love how the video just ends. “dead wife”
Great video. Thanks for presenting this. I have always wanted to watch these scenes back-to-back!
Really appreciate the effort you put into this.
4:05 who also ear "oh hi Mark".
This was great! Thanks for the laughs!
It's interesting to see the shots Tim Burton improved from a cinematography perspective and which ones he exaggerated.
same so like Jim Carrey in Man on the Moon (about Andy Kaufman)
I saw seldom such authetic scenes in a movie, about facts which was really happen, but, that is the difference between Tim Burton and others, and what make this movie so good
That Universal lightning footage has outlasted us all lol! Here, to The Incredible Hulk a d more. Once you see it you can't not notice lol! Love this!
Love this!
"This is gonna be a blockbuster."
My top 5 favorite movies of all time because it reminds me to just do it, follow your dreams even if no one living will appreciate it, those who do will cherish it
Though it’s not heard in this video, in the Burton movie when the guy asks why he gave Tor most of the lines, Ed reacts by saying Vampira won’t say any lines and Bela was dead and he had to give lines to someone. Also in the original Plan 9 when the male alien is calling humans stupid, watch the female alien standing at the back trying desperately not to laugh
The casting in Tim Burton's film was perfect, and the effort put in was well appreciated by those who had previously seen the classics. I was given some underground VHS copies (fan underground sharing, the only way to get them at the time) of several of his films, along with many other that would end up on MST3K, from a friend who loved that old stuff. These were copies of copies of copies (etc...) of old Totally Weird 'Licensed' videos. Having seen the originals before "Ed Wood "(in spite of this being around 2000 or so) I could appreciate the work and casting that was put into the latter. That the originals and the latter have become cult classics is great and a tribute to B-movies everywhere.
Great editing
This is a work of genius
Martain landou was just amazing
I wonder if there will be any bio-pics on other shitty movie directors like Uwe Boll (Alone in the Dark) or James Nguyen (Birdemic). Future movies such as these would be made in the future.
Well, James Franco is making one based on Tommy Wisaue, so I guess anything can happen.
Quirderph Oh, yeah, I heard that, too.
The Disaster Artist is gonna be awesome
Original shots are pretty weirder than the Ed Wood movie itself - and actually the Ed Wood movie pretends to be weird-
Great job!
thanks! :)
I knew about Ed Wood because of Jerry Seinfeld
The reaction of the producer of glen or glenda is hilarious
They really nailed it.
the fright of vampira at 7:42 is amazing
Lisa Marie was the spitting image of the real Vampira!
"PULL DE STRING!"
Ed Wood is a great movie. It's actually one few hard copys i have on DVD .
If Ed Wood was born now he would be THRIVING with the technology we have now.
Fucking great job, this should've won best film in 94
Unbelievable.. :-)
Please do a scenes comparison video on the Simpsons episode Trilogy of Error!
FOX will probably shut down after I post, but I will try ;)
First time ever that Bill Murray wasn’t campy enough. 😂
can you do the Fast & Furious 6 and Tokyo Drift Han's death scene?
The Tim Burton movie was obviously an act of love apart from it's artistic merit, which is substantial. I am going through the original 50s movies by Wood, inspired to do so by the Burton movie.
Ed Wood and Camp Nowhere was my shit! They both were released in 94, so I would rotate them bitches...Goood times! I also remember slamming massive bowls of Lucky Charms while watching these flicks
Lucky Charms was my favorite back then too
I sure wish Ed could see all this shit going on now, he'd be so tickled. Atta-boy Ed baby.
Tim Burton made a great homage to a man who just believed in his dreams. He had no talent maybe, but he had enthusiasm and ran against the impossible to make movies 💪🏻💪🏻
wow that's cool
thanks :)
your welcome and enjoy
9:00 Oh that Kelton
Man bill Murray the king 🤴
The real Tor Johnson was actually a better actor than the one who portrayed him lol.
George the animal Steele's only acting he did was on WWF superstars of wrestling. He was a spitting image of Tor and did a great job
My favorite Tim Burton movie ❤
Pool the strink! Pool the strink!!
9:52
They should've had the biopic actress to unintentionally smirk like in the real film.
They didn’t even attempt to recreate Vampira’s most defining feature - her iconic and impossibly tiny waist. Lisa Marie wasn’t nearly as beautiful/alluring as Maila Nurmi, which is glaringly obvious in this side-by-side, not to mention she’s a terrible actress (or at least she was in this). Otherwise an incredible film and very faithfully and lovingly done! Landau is superb!!
Wow
ngl the original octopus scene from Bride of The Monster is funny😅😆
We are all interested in the future because that's where we will be spending the rest of our lives. great line. Ed Wood not that bad of a writer, director, I have seen much worse. He was a great sub-B movie maker.
Formidable film de Tim Burton jai vu et revu ce film sur le cinéaste ed wood junior qui avait permi au grand bella de retravailler et puis la reconstitution des films décors et des films .
Vraiment j adore ce film. Lorsque j'ai vu ce film jai après fait la recherche des vrais films du cinéaste j en ai trouvé beaucoups. Et puis johnny deep et Martin landau et les artistes du films sont formidables. Ce film est conçu totalement pour les cinéphiles amateurs de séries b ou d ou f ou z .
Depp is a far more convincing woman than Wood.
Get back to the farm.
and sarah jessica parker is a far more convincing man than depp.
That's because Johnny is good looking with nice bone structure, with some subtle hints of femininity in his features. Mr. Wood was an average guy.
Even with the mustache
@@eduardo_corrochio But that average guy seemed to get all the hot babes. Now.....women would turn him down for being broke.
Could've tried a bit harder to match the sets and furniture.
His movies doesnt seem so bad as Tim Burton's movies make me thought they were.
they really are very very bad
Damned song about plan 9 it's in culture with belalagis dead bauhaus song too
Somehow the original inanimate octopus scene is worse than the reenactment.
Martin Landau is even better Bela Lugosi than Bela Lugosi himself 😅
Lol, I was married the day after this was released. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Curse of the Swine-Beast is the Greatest Film in Cinema History!
THE GREAT MARTIN LANDUA DESERVED HIS OSCAR .....BUT THE SUPER GREAT BELA LUGOSI .....IS A ONE OF A KIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND AS FOR THAT ALLEGED "CHICK" FROM SEX AND THE CITY HIS APPEARANCE ALMOST WRECKED A GREAT MOVIE!!!!!!!
Ed Wood's real life girlfriend was a better actor than Sarah Jessica Parker 😆
Martin Landau was more convincing as Bella than Bella was, lol.
Martin Landau had a longer face than Bela
@@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970 ...and? It's not about the facial structure, it's about how convincing he was in the role and man, he acted the HELL out of that part. I had friends that back when this film was released actually were like "Can you believe Bella is still alive?" and I was like, well he IS dead, but Bella still lives.
@@straker454 Relax buddy, I was just stating an opinion.
@@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970 No, it was a fact. Martin Landau does have a longer face than Bella but...what's the point of the fact in regards to my statement? It just comes across as a non sequitur, lol.
The real Dolores Fuller was way hotter than Sarah Jessica Parker...
Yeah....SJP really looked like a horse face. Dolores was a beauty.
The ed wood's movies are full of delirium . Up to his movies in the future dress up like women is like drive a car nowadays (50s) ...
Back then it was weird and deviant
@BlackAirborne555 men dressed as women , even during Halloween, is weird and deviant, even today. Maybe the meaning was delirium but the result is comedy
@@MzuMzu-nx1em Yeah, but some of these sissy biological males think they are ACTUAL women. They live in delusion
Ed Wood is the weirdest person who makes unrealistic movies about horror too much without using that much money.
Ed Wood as a woman is ugly. Johnny Depp as a woman could be in Playboy.
Depp's tits alone were beautiful
Glen or Glenda was an awful movie. Bride Of The Monster is campy b-movie fun. Plan 9 is really hilarious at times, but it’s also has some boring drawn out parts
Dear god is that a thing.Not the tran thing.Its just a really bad movie.
Ed Wood was great--Read Rudolph Grey's Nightmare in Ecstasy. It's hoot! Unfortunately his life took a huge downturn in his later years.
The movie is wonderful too. Sure it's not a totally factual account but Wood was a famous bullshitter so it suits him. The only misstep was the casting of the eternally talentless hatchetface Sarah Parker. To add insult, while Depp, Burton, and Landau all professed a respect for their subjects, Parker was totally dismissive of Dolores Fuller. Said she was 'the worst actress' (talk about the pot calling the kettle). She's the bum note in the otherwise perfect film.
@4:06~I like how the actress who plays Loretta King, Juliet Landau is taller than Sarah Jessica Parker aka Dolores Fuller and in real life it was in reverse!
Tim Burton treats Ed Wood rather unfairly. Tor is far more intelligible.