Seems like almost no one talks about Tim Burton's film, "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children." Stumbled across it on TV and watched a few mins. The visual style seemed...good?? I mean, a lot of nice and striking shots, strong compositions, moody and atmospheric vibes, etc. 

Is there a particular reason it's not frequently recalled? I know the easy/snarky answer will be "it was bad," but perhaps it was just overlooked by many? 

It occurred to me, while watching a bit of the film, that what's been deterring me from Tim Burton's work isn't so much him as it is his tendency to cast Depp. I don't know why, but if I see Depp and Burton are working together, I quickly lose interest. This is a film without Depp and suddenly, I'm intrigued by Burton again...