Lana Del Rey on Tim Burton and "Big Eyes"

 See Aurora - Cure For Me:

Trailer:

Lana Del Rey - Big Eyes

Screen Rant - Tim Burton: The Twisted Story Of The Eccentric Filmmaker

See Skull & Bones Society (2002) and Gigi Young on Ritual Myths and Black Magic.

See also Hanz Zimmer and Angelo Badalamenti *:

See What is the Sixth Estate? for more on representation of abstract subjects like science, mathematics and engineering on film, ...

See  Toby on Math In Alice in Wonderland.

* This score for Batman kind of saved my life, because though I absolutely hated the film I first heard the theme in, I loved the music, and I felt like somebody was trying to con me by putting music like that in such an ugly tawdry fucking movie. But it turns out it was just a bad dream, so that's OK.

I think they're both making a reference to piece of classical music I don't know, or have forgotten, or have heard but never known who wrote it ... and I wonder if it was by a Russian, Hungarian or Czech composer, ... Maybe YouTube will find it for me in a few months time, ...

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