Talk:Vincent (1982 film)
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Poem Copyright Status?
I reformatted the poem to its proper stanza layout (only after clumsily forgetting to insert the new-line markups), but I am curious as to whether it's permissable to include it in this article. I assume, since Tim Burton wrote it, that he owns the copyright to it, unless Disney owns it, as it is the narration (in fact, the entire monologue) of a Disney-released film. Also, I believe at the time Burton was working as an animator at Disney. Not sure if that has any bearing on ownership, though. 67.142.130.32 05:17, 10 February 2006 (UTC)
Vincent wasn't in 3-D!
I went to the movies today and I was waiting to see Vincent, because I am a HUGE Tim Burton fan. Then it said to put on my 3-D glasses. (And like last year they had Knick Knack.) Then I though Vincent was coming on and it went to the Disney logo. Then the movie started. I was so mad! Write back if it was in every theater. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.114.29.68 (talk) 23:27, 19 October 2007 (UTC)
Fair use rationale for Image:Vincent title.jpg
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