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The most touching drama i have ever seen !!!!!!!
"Edward Scissorhands" is the perfect drama in my opinion, an amazing, astonishing movie!!!!! This movie has a perfect fairy tale atmosphere, extraordinary performances of the protagonists, an original plot and a memorable ending.
"Edward Scissorhands" is indubitable the best movie of Tim Burton, Tim Burton at his best!!!!

Just Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
Edward Scissorhands is just an amazing movie! My mom bought it a while ago, and when I watched it, I immediatly fell in love with the misunderstood Edward. It really is a movie that you will completely fall in love with. From the beginning to the end, you will not regret buying such a masterpiece!

SHARP AS EVER
On my second viewing of Tim Burton's dark fable, EDWARD SCISSORHANDS made a stronger impression and it stands as one of, if not the best, of Burton's films. An atmospherically gorgeous film, it tells the story of a would be Pinocchio, whose maker doesn't get to give him hands before he dies. Vincent Price in his last role is hauntingly charming as the Inventor. Johnny Depp brings a tremendous amount of innocence, loss, and fascination in this extremely difficult role. Depp has proven to be one of our finest young actors and this is one of his finest roles. Witness Depp as he ferociously makes his topiaries; how he longs to be human and loved by Winona Ryder; how he is hurt when he is made fun of. I can't imagine any other actor infusing Edward with such humanity. Ryder is genuinely astonishing as the young girl who Edward falls for, and with her radiant performance, Winona proves herself to be a formidable screen presence. The cookie cutter suburban existence is captured beautifully in the pastel houses and in the empty personas of the people who live in them. Dianne Wiest is marvelous as the Avon lady who brings Edward down from his castle home; Alan Arkin shines as her bowling husband. Kathy Baker oozes seductive lust and loneliness in her role as the lady who wants Edward bad; and Anthony Michael Hall is a strutting pile of machismo in his villainous role, quite a departure for him at the time the movie was made. EDWARD, of course, is an allegory on misfits, how hard it is for someone different to fit in, and if you do fit in at the whims of others, how easy it is to betray them. EDWARD SCISSORHANDS is a visually hypnotizing film, and one with lots of heart in its story. A truly classic fable for our times.

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