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July 28, 2010

Edward Scissorhands: 10th Anniversary Movie Streaming

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Movie Title: Edward Scissorhands: 10th Anniversary
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This unbelievable fantasy yarn stars Johnny Depp as a not-quite-real teenager who was built by an eccentric inventor. The conventional man died before he could effect him, so Edward has knife blades where his fingers would be. A well-meaning Avon lady (Diane Wiest) finds him living alone in his crumbling castle, and brings him home to live with her family, which includes daughter Kim (Winona Ryder) . Edward is naive and shocked, but so sweet and reliable that he soon becomes the darling of the neighborhood. He is smitten with Kim, which angers her bully of a boyfriend (Anthony Michael Hall) .

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Diane Wiest is perfect as the ditsy and always-cheerful mom. Ryder is convincing as a selfish and wrong teen. Hall is the villian you cherish to dislike. The star, of course, is Johnny Depp. As Edward, he is painfully timorous and lovelorn; his performance is so heart-wrenchingly radiant that you ache for him in every scene. Covered with white make-up and with only a few words of dialogue, Depp proves he is a very talented actor. The fabulous and quite extinct Vincent Ticket, as Edward’s loving creator, will surely bring a lope to your peruse.

This completely novel film blends comedy, fantasy, and romance to effect a sentimental fairy account that both teens and adults will savor. It is a heart-breaker; bring your hankie.

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Every director probably has one movie that he pours share of himself into. For Spielberg, it was ET, Lucas had American Graffiti. Here, Tim Burton poured into the soul of Edward Scissorhands the world of an outsider, a creation of an extinct inventor (wonderfully played by Vincent Impress) who passes on before he can execute Edward(wonderfully played by Johnny Depp) . Edward is one day discovered by Peg Boggs, a exciting Avon lady, who takes Edward home to suburbia, a community of multi-colored houses that could only advance from the mind of Burton and production designer Bo Welch. Danny Elfman delivers probably his most interesting gather in this represent. The DVD looked like it would be incredile with what was announced, but it would have to lose starts for what I thought: 1) Audio commentary by Burton and Elfman: Both of these guys do not talk all the intention through the film, (though it does sound a diminutive better than Devlin and Emmerich on ID4’s DVD & Barry Levinson and Tommy LEe Jones on Men In Dark, who chatter on like inane movie theater patrons) . But most of the time I found myself wondering when they would voice again. Burton probably speaks 12-15 times through most of the movie, but it sounds more like he’s having cramped afterthoughts. Elfman’s audio plays after definite music segments are done (his background music plays over the dialogue so we hear outright how it sounds) . 2) Tim Burton understanding art: after seeing The Tarzan Collector’s Edition, this was a letdown, with only about 7 pieces of art (5 concepts of Edward, 1 of the Inventor, and 1 of Edward’s location in the mansion’s attic) . 3) The featurette talking about the film is also a letdown, as there is nothing that was reall indispensable (I was really looking forward to hearing how Stan Winston Studios made the Scissorhands props) . The only chilly famous is the interactive menu, made like a pop-up book of the mansion Edward is found in. If you are looking to win a sizable movie, derive this DVD. If you are into those that promise wonderful extra features, pass this one up.
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