Sleepy Hollow:Heads Will Roll

Sleepy Hollow: Have you ever heard the legend of Sleepy Hollow as his head rolls? This is a wonderful story written by Washington Irving in 1819. After that, in 1999, Gothic film director Tim Burton made a movie titled "Sleep of Sleep". Basically, it is the story of a policeman named Ichabod Klein being sent to a small community in the Netherlands. In New York State, Sleepy Hollow was called to investigate the death of many people. The locals said that the murder was committed by the legendary headless knight, and Ikabod did not believe this, but with the help of fair Katrina van Tassel, he is the wealthiest in town A man's daughter, and one of the youngest sons.

Please compare Tim Burton's "Sleeping Hollow" with Owen's "Sleeping Hollow Legend" in Washington Irving's "Legend of Sleeping Hollow" and Tim Burton's filming story, title order review. There are many attractive similarities and differences in "depressed sleeping". In addition, with the development of the film, Edward's social acceptance declined rapidly. Then Burton slowly torn Edward's costume until he completely torn off the dress shirt's "thugs" scene. Another symbol that supports the personality included in the hands of Edward scissors is snow. Before Edward came to them, the people who lived there had never experienced snow.

In this respect, Tim Burton gives personal opinion on the legend of Sleepy Hollow. A sleepy indentation is a movie about a detective Ichabod Crane with a specific view on crime resolution. Ikabod was sent to the local town, Sleepy Hollow. He was dispatched to three people in the town to provide a solution. After arriving in town, he met a girl named Katrina and fell in love with him. Brome licked this. Look at these two stories, they all start the same way

Sleepy Hollow and Washington Irving's 1820 short story "Drowsy Legend" has only one superficial similarity ("ambiguity" may be the more accurate term). Originally Andrew Kevin Walker's script had many similarities with the book, but Burton rewrote and reorganized the script to Tom Stoppard to rewrite the script more. Mburton, maybe? The legend of Sleepy Hollow is not the original of a feature film. Since there is almost no animation function for 30 minutes (as Disney did in 50 years before Burton's movie release), the script writer should be allowed to extend the permission of the story as necessary.