Tim Burton Is the Crown King of Weirdness, but In One Rarely Talked About Movie, He Topped Even Himself

Is there such a thing as being too weird in the land of Tim Burton, the cinematic patron saint of weirdos? His most beloved films are loaded with images like flattened office workers, cats getting eaten by mutant children, and whatever Large Marge is. If that's what you can find in his Hall of Fame, you'd be inclined to think that there can't be anything in his filmography that would inspire a legitimate ick, but I beg to differ. When Burton attained the most clout of his career in the wake of Ed Wood's Oscar success, he cashed in all his chips into the tackiest and most intentionally annoying film he could imagine: Mars Attacks!It's in this film that he created the single freakiest thing I've ever seen in his career, and it can be hinted at with two words: puppy love.