Frankenweenie

"Frankenweenie" is adapted from a short film of the same name shot by Burton in 1984. It is also the first Disney animation that Burton participated in the production. The film is shot in black and white single frames and will be converted into 3D form later. In order to match the plot, more than 200 puppets and props will be produced. The little boy Victor was very sad when his dog Sparky was hit by a car and died. When he was in class at school, he had the idea to save his puppy when the teacher was doing an experiment on using electric shock to make the frog's nerves twitch. So at night, he caused thunder and lightning from the sky to shock the puppy's body and revive it. The reborn puppy frightened the boy's neighbors, who regarded the dog as a monster. When the neighbors chased the dog, they forced the dog and the boy into a cabin and nearly burned them to death. But the puppy rescued the boy and died himself. Neighbors and the boy's parents were moved and determined to save it again. They used car engines to generate electricity and saved the dog again...