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    makeup/effects and his choice of actors. Although the two may not seem important, they can be terrifically illustrated by Burton’s award winning film: Edward Scissorhands. Edward Scissorhands is a heart-wrenching film about Edward Scissorhands, the creation of an elderly inventor who dies before he can give Edward his normal hands in place of his scissor hands. Edward is taken from the mansion he lives in by a suburban family in an attempt to live a ‘normal’ life. The public feared

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    Edward Scissorhands One night a grandmother tells her granddaughter a bed time story. The story is about where snow comes from. The grandmother begins to tell her about a boy named Edward Scissorhands, and how his inventor dies before he finishes him. From that moment on Edward was left alone in a huge scary castle. When being left alone with no one to learn from, Edward becomes different besides the fact he has scissors as hands. One day a lady named Peg was stopping at every home to sell beauty

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    Edward Scissorhands The film that I watched is 'Edward Scissorhands'. Tim Burton produced it in 1990. Johnny Depp plays the main character. Johnny Depp has starred in 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. The main genre of the films Depp has featured in is Neo-Gothic fantasy. In this essay I will be illustrating how Tim Burton, The director, creates sympathy towards Edward and why the community turns against him. The story of the film begins with an inventor who lived

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    “People are afraid of me because I am different.” This quote from Edward Scissorhands shows that the tone of this movie is a melancholy and tragic tone. In Tim Burton’s work the melancholy and tragic tones reflect the point that Tim Burton likes to have stories that are tragic and have a lot of melancholy. These tones are created through the author’s use of lighting, character design, and camera angles. The author’s lighting adds to the tone by having the lights dim when it is tragic. In the clip

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    Edward Scissorhands.   In the movie ‘Edward Scissorhands’, the director Tim Burton is making a very strong statement about how society treats people that are different with less respect than someone who is ‘normal. This move shows the effect on the person bring targeted and those who are dong the targeting. This movie was made to have a big impact and a big impact it had had. This movie as a lot of different elements but the ones I am going to focus on is Visual, Dialog and Symbolic.   In this shot

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    Edward Scissorhands Essay The film Edward Scissorhands, directed by Tim Burton, explored the themes of love and acceptance through the life of an artificially made man with scissors for hands. The film follows the main character, Edward, who is brought in by a woman named Peg Boggs. She introduces him into the family and the neighbourhood. The director shows a keen focus on loving relationships and acceptance. Burton uses camera angles, zooms and different types of music to convey these emotions

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    In the film Edward scissorhands, directed by Tim Burton an admirable character is Edward. Edward is an admirable character because of his loyalty to the people he loves, his selflessness and how he tries really hard to fit in but realises he is better off at his castle than in suburbia. Edward is an admirable character and displays acts of loyalty throughout the film. We see this quality in Edward when he knowingly breaks into Jim’s house. This shows his loyalty towards Kim because kim was the

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    In society there are lots of nasty people yet there a lot of good hearted people. In the film Edward Scissorhands, directed by Tim burton, an unfinished human Edward is introduced into a town where they all judge him acting and looking different. Society is full of lots of different people who can either only think about themselves or who care about others. Everybody in society is different from everybody else. In society there are lots of self-centred people who are selfish and cause chaos. These

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    Freddie.Sadler Edward ScissorHands As Albert Ellis once said “ You love and accept everyone because they are alive and human”. In Edward ScissorHands, Tim Burton shows us how society neglects to accept Edward and instead they magnify his differences and single him out as an outcast. The film reveals society’s true colours depicting society to be selfish and unaccepting; however, the Boggs family continue to love, cherish and care for Edward through to the end. Also Edward Scissorhands points out society’s

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    The movie Edward Scissorhands starts off very interesting and the film continues to get more unique with a twist at the end. Johnny Depp plays the part of Edward Scissorhands, Winona Ryder is Kim, and Dianne Wiest is Peg. Each part is played very well with excitement at all times. This movie is for all to enjoy, it is a romantic, drama, and fantasy movie. Edward Scissorhands starts with a grandmother is telling her grandchild a story of how it snows outside. The story began with a woman was selling

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