. ♪ >> comedy in the '80s, my favorite niche subject is tim burton. ♪ >> i was never scared by any horroring my relatives. >> i love tim burton because he's the best thing you can be as a director. he's completely unique. you start noticing the black and white stripes on things and just the vibe and you're, like, we've got something here with this guy. >> we did "beetlejuice" and his basic idea was that the living people would be scary and the dead people would be the kind of banal. >> i was very lucky early on in my career to work with people that had come from comedy, that were good at improving. someone like michael. there's a whole different energy when people are there and there may be some written things and it goes off and you start riffing and getting into it. he was great at that. he's like a pressure cooker. >> "beetlejuice" is underrated. as well regarded as it is, it's still underrated, because it shouldn't work. i don't know if it's a horror movie set in a comedy or a comedy that's a horror movie. i can't figure out the algorithm behind it, but it works. ♪ six foot, seven foo

you don't have to wonder for ten seconds if it's a tim burton film. >> i have a present for you. >> " dies before he can put his hands on. >> "edward scissor-hands" was a concept tim had brought to life through a concept drawing. i've seen tim draw a character with two strokes of a brush and you knew who they were. >> look. >> to make it a five-run inning. and blow this game to pieces. >> i'll be darned. >> with tim and his characters there's always a real connection with him and johnny depp. >> there's kind of a way of speaking without speaking and communicating. which is why he was edward scissor-hands. kind of goes back to silent movies where people could communicate with your eyes. i feel some connection to him or winona ryder. something about the intensity and gaze. it's like film acting. >> so are we going to be working together? really? worst film you ever saw? well, my next one will be better. hello? >> "ed wood" is such a sweet movie, and yet it's not at all cloying. it's just completely cool and crazy. >> he's a monster. can you imagine what that guy would look like in a mov

tim kick it off. >> the energy discussion heart break in there i do love oil services at least hal i burton the leadershore and dynamic year where free cash flow doubles from last year to next year look at this one >> okay. jeff mills. >> we talked about earlier but i like amazon here i think from a technical perspective it looks like it's breaking out to the upside the consumer continues to be in a good spot. amazon. >> that was one of the true loves. amazon, you don't feel it's overvalued or too hot. >> not at this point it's put in a two-year base. hasn't gone anywhere a long time i like it on the breakout. >> bk. >> look for me at at the macro copper predicting bond rates starting to say that 10-year rates should be higher here. i think tbt is the way play it. >> snuggling with rates. >> nice. >> up 15%. it goes higher but let it wait breathe a couple days, the stock up 50% in six days >> good stuff, guys. thank yove mh.u ryuc that does it for "fast money." but "options action" is next woman: what does the word "partner" really mean? someone i can trust. (impact, click) who is with me for the long