I watched the movie with my younger sister, and she was impressed much more than me, she cried a lot. I don't think we drew the same conclusions from the movie, I think I have an adult mind now. I wish my hands were made of scissors, I would like to mow the lawn, shave the dog and make ice sculptures. Tim Burton movies have very different atmospheres. Your movies really have a different feel to them. This is one of them and definitely worth watching.
Whenever I want to watch something fairy tale, I find myself in Tim Burton movies. But this movie has a special place for me. Edward's innocence and desperation make me laugh and make me sad every time I watch it. Neighborhood typography actually shows the society we always encounter, the uniformity of every house being the same, and the character of Edward, our reactions when we meet someone different due to any feature.
It is a 1990 romantic fantasy film starring Johnny Depp. The film is a modern retelling of the Frankenstein story with a twist.
The movie begins with an old woman, Kim (Winona Ryder), telling how she met Edward (Johnny Depp). Edward is the work of a scientist who died before he could finish building the young man's body. As a result, Edward has scissor hands instead of normal hands.
After the scientist's death, Edward is left alone in his mansion at the foot of a hill. One day, Kim, a young Avon lady, comes to the mansion to sell cosmetics. She is immediately drawn to Edward and decides to take him home, she.
At first, life is great for Edward. He is accepted into the family and even becomes a local celebrity because of his unique appearance. However, things start to go awry when Edward's scissor hands cause accidents, leading to his ostracism from the community.
As Edward becomes more and more lonely, Kim tries to help him by introducing him to the outside world. He takes her to a local salon where she uses her scissors hands to cut her hair. His talent is immediately recognized and becomes a local sensation.
Despite his newfound fame, Edward is still not accepted by the community. She becomes the target of teasing and bullying and comes face-to-face with Kim's ex-boyfriend, Jim (Anthony Michael Hall). In the ensuing argument, Edward accidentally kills Jim.
Fearing for their safety, Kim and Edward flee the town and return to the mansion on the hill. However, they are followed by the angry townspeople, who set the mansion on fire. As the mansion burns, Edward and Kim share one final, poignant moment before Edward chooses to stay behind and die in the fire.
A beautifully crafted movie that deals with the themes of isolation, acceptance and love. Johnny Depp gives a poignant and poignant performance as Edward, bringing the character to life with his subtle and nuanced acting. The movie also has a great supporting cast including Winona Ryder, Dianne Wiest, and Alan Arkin.
One of the highlights of the movie is its striking visual design. The cinematography of the film is breathtaking, with a bright and colorful aesthetic that perfectly captures the film's whimsical and surreal tone. The production design of the film is also top-notch, with the mansion on the hill particularly striking.
A timeless classic that is sure to steal the hearts of audiences of all ages. A beautiful and touching exploration of love, acceptance and loneliness brought to life with stunning visuals and fantastic performances.
Honestly, I expected a more gloomy movie, but the movie takes place in a very colorful neighborhood full of gossipy and gossipy women. I don't know how many years Edward's life in isolation from people, and when he entered into people, his bewilderment, that oppression, that embarrassment melted me. And he was kind. He became one of my favorite movie characters.
If you haven't watched it yet, add it to your watch list.