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Not Impressed
While an interesting idea, Edward Scissorhands was a major disappoinment. Instead of seeming touching, the story felt silly and fake. The characters, especially Edward Scissorhands, didn't seem real or human enough to draw me into the story. This is easily my least favorite Johnny Depp movie.

"Edward Scissorhands" is a Masterpiece
"Edward Scissorhands" was the Inventor's (Vincent Price) last experiment he didn't get to finish. As an outcast living in a gigantic castle above a 1950's suburb, Edward met a woman named Peg (Dianne Wiest). This overly kind Avon lady brought him down to her home to enrich his complexion and get rid of his ghastly scars that covered his pale face. He had scissors as hands and that brought plenty of attention from the local housewives. A religious woman thought that the devil had summoned a demon to walk among them (poor Edward). But the others discovered a raw talent in him after he had cut some shrubbery in Peg's backyard. His artistic flair sprouted as he cut women's hair, dog hair and constructed ice sculptures. Fame called his name as he appeared on a television show and a barbershop would open just for him. Peg's daughter Kim (Winona Ryder) had fallen in love with the isolated "man," but they could never be together for society had turned against him. He had been framed for breaking and entering into Kim's sadistic boyfriend's house. Years had passed after the psycho boyfriend was murdered and Edward was in seclusion once again, but still sculpting Kim's angelic features with his hands. This is a magical fairy tale movie that will leave anyone crying for weeks. Kleenex boxes never ran out so fast. It'll feel like a flash flood had run amok in your house. "Edward Scissorhands" is one of my favorite movies and it's one of Tim Burton's best.

a sad artsy monster flick
johny depp is like a frankestein with metalhands his master dies so hes lost until he founds out his hands are popular cutting hair etc and the monster becomes popular and loved but soon they all hate him cause he loves winona ryder they turn against him and try to hurt the monster a sad movie with a hidden meaning and 1 of johny depps finest it has the traditional grey pastel painted look of director tim burtons movies some like it some dont i myself think its pretty cool

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