Edward Scissorhands * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary * Millennial Movie Monday
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- I don't think I've ever disliked a character as much as I dislike Kim in this movie. Johnny Depp never ceases to amaze though.
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Edward Scissorhands is an indictment on society - people only accept those who are different if the uniqueness directly and obviously benefits them. But they don't want to expend any effort in accommodating that difference, and will turn on you the instant you are not "useful" any more, and react negatively and violently to what they don't understand and what doesn't try to conform.
Bingo. Big reason it spoke to me so heavily as a child.
My man went deep....
Well put.
The Dope Show.
Ewww, your only excuse for such a emotionally retarted, sad teenager reading of this silly movie is that you are actually a dumb, navel gazing melodramatic teenager.
"Before television, did people blame the radio programs?" ... Yes. And before radios, they blamed the books they didn't like. ... P.S.: that last one still hasn't really stopped.
Books, movies, radio, television, music, comic books, video games, internet and Canada.
Socrates hated writing, because he said it made people mentally lazy. prior to writing, people had to memorise all the facts they learned.
Blame Canada, with all the hockey hulabaloo and that B**** Anne Murray too.
Well what else have we got to do up here in the cold but plot against truth, justice and the American way?
LOL, and before that: *"Those cave paintings are rotting your brain!"*
It's a shame Vincent Price's health was really in decline during that time. His role as the Inventor was originally intended to be a lot bigger but they couldn't shoot all what was planned so his role was drastically cut down. He was such a mighty fine gentleman with such a iconic and soothing voice (you may know him doing the rap verse in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" or being the original "Last Man on Earth") and he was such a joy to watch in every one of his movies. Tim Burton even had him voice the narrator for his 1982 shortfilm "Vincent". :) You can tell how much Mr. Price inspired fans and a new generation of film makers. I am pretty sure he would have also gotten a role in "Ed Wood" if his health would have been better.
Vincent Price was an amazing actor. I loved the films he was in. My favorite was House on Haunted Hill and when did did guess appearances on The Red Skelton Show. He was the face of horror and thriller films since the mid 1900s.
@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1 Which isn't where he started. He was Simon Templar ("The Saint") on radio, for example.
Masque of the Red Death is a great VP movie.
Tim was also working on making a documentary on Vincent Price but was cancelled midway due to Vincent's passing.
@@Linmyra I recall something about that.
The story you’re thinking of in the beginning is “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” which was a musical and adapted into a movie directed by… TIM BURTON starring JOHNNY DEPP … so you had that right 🤣 also a very good movie to watch!
I love the original stage show, but they really messed up when they made the movie
I was about to make this comment, then I saw yours.
Winnona ryder is in beettle juice.
Yup, a Tim Burton musical is not really something you'd think about, but it works really well. Also, there is another much older movie with similar premise, only no barbers and not really pies.
Mansplainin....
While Nightmare on Elm Street was Johnny Depp's first movie, Edward Scissorhands was the movie that really launched his acting career.
I would argue that it was his starring role in the 21 Jump Street TV series that really put him on the map. This film came later.
@@sadfaery I would agree.
Damn! Good catch.
Thank both Nicholas cage for making him go to see his own agent which brought this amazing man into our lives. Also him and Tim Burton are like two peas in a pod.
GIRL. YES. I don't even care if you liked it or not, I'm just glad you SAW it.
I always liked the mom and dad in this movie. They just kind of accepted him in their limited way.
Right? It's all that matters. And people should stop being butthurt if she doesn't like everything she has to watch, no matter how much other people like it. The fact that she gave it a try and actually watched is the only thing that really matters
Totally agree. Watching this reaction I thought to myself how good Alan Arkin is as the dad. I love that nothing fazes him at all and he just calmly takes everything in his stride.
@@KRAFTWERK2K6 but she literally said she likes this movie just not Winona Ryders character
I first saw this movie when I was 8 in the theater. This is how I learned that two people can fall in love with each other but not live happily ever after, a tough but necessary lesson to learn
What a lovely way to look at it, thank you, after all these years of hating the end.. your thoughts make it a little better 💚
Man, that was one of the biggest LOL moments I ever have had.
"Edward is going to town on that bush"
The moment Ashleigh realized what she said is priceless, so unintentionally funny.
And a bit of a foretelling as well. Given that seems to be what Joyce was looking for.
Like when our waitress the other night asked us, "How's the Sex on the Beach?" She realized how it sounded just as she said it and I wasn't gonna let it slide!
lol now I gotta go back and find that segment...
Ashleigh hasn’t ever made me blush until she uttered the phrase,” Going to town in that bush”
Made me blush too. x3 for all the right reasons.
that was really funny
Are men really this easy
Usually. We tend to have the most inconvenient ways of having low and high standards.
@@moviemaestro800 ^This^ (what Leif said)
It's still funny that the boyfriend is played by the same actor who played nerds in The Breakfast Club, 16 Candles, and Weird Science. By 1990 he bulked up and had fun playing thugs and bullies.
Loved his extended cameo on Psych.
Anthony Michael Hall was the O.G. poster boy for the "puberty glow-up." From skinny nerd to bulky jock in really just a few years. ("nerd" and "jock" being character traits of the roles he was given, of course. In person, I've heard he's always been and remains one of the really good dudes of Hollywood.)
Also see Matthew Lewis (played Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter films): chubby kid to hunky dude right before the eyes of the movie-going public.
You should see him in "Psych". Still a bully, but you wouldn't recognize him (all growed up :)) Check the episode guide in IMDB to see which episodes he was in.
@@bravehome4276 Also The Dead Zone series.
The reason everything looks the way it does, the colorful neighborhood, the drab bank and all is because the entire movie is through the eyes of Edward. It is a projection of how he sees everything.
Vincent Price played his last role in Edward Scissorhands. He only filmed 3 scenes because he had lung cancer and emphysema at the time. The Inventer's part was planned to be bigger. When Price's health did not hold up to the filming schedule he was almost fired but Burton said no and just used the scenes that has been filmed. He was a great actor in older horror movies which he called costume plays because most were gothic.
So, Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder were a couple for a while. He got a tattoo that said "Winona Forever" on his body, but when they broke up he had it altered to say "Wino Forever."
That’s why you should never tattoo an lovers name!
My favorite part, and most people miss this part, is that Edward is made of cookie dough. He's a literal sweetheart.
Wait, what? How do we know that?
Um, that's not right. During one of the flashbacks that Edward has, it shows the process of how he was made through a series of turning pages on a giant clipboard or something. The cookie heart that the inventor held up in an earlier flashback was just inspiration to make a man with a heart, so he could have a son to carry on his name. He wasn't made of cookie dough.
Fun fact: Tom Hanks, Robert Downey Jr and Michael Jackson were considered for the role of Edward, until Johnny Depp was cast.
The houses in the film are still in Florida to this day and it's now a tourist attraction.
It was 110 degrees and Depp was wearing that outfit and almost passed out during filming. Luckily, he was given a trailer with AC.
This was Vincent Price's last film as an actor until his passing in 1993. Burton called him the best friend he ever had.
The makeup effects were done by Stan Winston Studios whom did VFX work for JURASSIC PARK trilogy, Terminator, Predator 1 and 2, ALIENS, LAKE PLACID, and GALAXY QUEST.
Michael Jackson would have been epic in that role.
@@KRAFTWERK2K6 I dunno. I saw him in The Wiz. He may have been a beautiful singer, but acting...not his thing.
@@ms_scribbles "The Wiz" was pretty early in his acting career. He was a lot better in "Thriller" or "Moonwalker" and "Ghosts".
Robert Downey Jr. would’ve been great too.
The houses are an actual residential area in Lutz, FL. The neighborhood has changed so much since the movie was filmed, so you wouldn't even know unless you know where to find it. The Avon lady's house was for sale a couple years ago & just happened to be bought by a fan of the movie.
"Is this like another version of Frankenstein?"
You could not have been more correct
Ooh...yes! Ashleigh? You gotta' see the James Whale version of "Frankenstein". Once you do, you'll connect the various homages Tim Burton made to that film.
Crossed with Beauty and the Beast
The house with a tent was undergoing fumigation, another little detail that adds to the films nebulous setting of “sometime in the middle of the century, possibly the 60s”. Note also things like the mother’s pillbox hat, sunburst-style living room ornaments, etc.
60s aesthetic, yet the kids look 80s-modern, yet almost all the cars are from the 70s. It's one of the weirdest, best things about this movie to me, that you can't pin the whole thing down to an era since it's taking pieces from so many different decades.
I’m going to guess 1962 … before Vietnam but after Elvis.
The Houses where built in the early 90’s and they filmed it there because not many people had moved in to the houses yet.
Best Ashleigh line:
Ok Kevin....shut up....look at your shirt..... don't talk to him.😂😂😂
As a child this was the FIRST movie I ever remember crying in. I was like 6 or 7 and just couldn't understand why they were so mean to him and let him go to jail.
Vincent Price (the creator in the movie) is a legendary actor. He’s known for horror movies in the 40s-80s. One of my favorite movies with him and a very young Jack Nicholson is The Raven.
I love The Raven, it's a great early fantasy comedy!
Wasn't this his last screen appearance before he died? If so, it makes his scenes all the more poignant. 😓
He also starred in 'The Fly' (the original, that is). Classic!
@@Redfern42 This was, although his last film appearance was the theatrical release of the animated film The Thief and the Cobbler, where he had recorded dialogue for the film decades before.
Don't forget his work on the Micheal Jackson track "Thriller"
_The funk of forty thousand years_
Edward's father was played by the legendary Vincent Price, famous for his work in the horror genre. He was also the narrator in Michael Jackson's music video "Thriller", complete with the blood curdling laugh at the end. Price also starred in the original 1958 film "The Fly".
Tim Burton also did a short film wherein he has "A Visit With Vincent". It's worth a watch.
,, it's also worth catching the work Vincent Price did with Alice Cooper in 1975 and the speaking parts he had on the song Black Widow 🎼🕸️🕷️from the Welcome to My Nightmare album
"Some of us dont absorb sunshine very well"
Thank you for this statement. People always think I'm sick 🤔😅
Same
I'm still hoping for a Big Fish reaction at some point. One of my favorite Tim Burton films. I would also love to see more reactions of Winona Ryder films like Little Women, Heathers, Mermaids, The Crucible, and The Age of Innocence.
The Big Fish town set is still around, slowly falling apart on a little island N of Montgomery AL, & you can visit it for just a few bucks! There's a herd of goats, & a few years ago you could pay to camp there
I'm the one that sent her the first copy of "Big Fish" because it's an exceptional quirky loveable movie. I think she'll love it!! I do hope she does it this year.
And Bram Stoker's Dracula!
For Winona Ryder I love 'Heathers', How to make an American Quilt, and 'Girl Interrupted "
I forgot about Heathers. I would like to see her watch that, for sure.
I loved "Reality Bites".
Scarlett how do you feel about Winona in Reality Bites?
I really liked "How to make an American quilt".
Mermaids with Cher. Ashleigh might like that one.
The house with the tent at the beginning… the owners didn’t want their house painted over for the filming, so the production put a tarp over it so it would look like it was getting fumigated but with a similar colorful look so it wouldn’t be out of place.
They should of made the non painted house belong to the Jesus freak.
Burton loved Edward's hair so much, his head married it forever.
But Robert Smith still wears it first and best.
BTW In case you didn't recognize Jim (Kim's bully of a boyfriend), that was Anthony Michael Hall from the original John Hughes "Brat Pack" (along with Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez, and John Cusack), from such 80s teen angst classics like "Sixteen Candles", "The Breakfast Club", and "Weird Science". He was also the original Rusty Griswold from "National Lampoon's Vacation". Beyond the multiple movie and TV roles, he also starred in the TV show "Dead Zone" from 2002-2019. The Brat Pack are among the very few child stars who successfully made the transition to continue their acting careers as adults.
Well, i dont know the TV show Dead Zone, but i higly doubt he starred in the show for 18017 years
@@wolf310ii I highly doubt "higly" is a word.
Puberty did a lot to help his transition from being a nerdy child actor to an big, beefy adult one. ;-)
@@wolf310ii you made me do a double-take with that one.. 😆
The very first Vacation movie and Farmer Ted on Sixteen Candles. I don't know if the millennials can handle those two. Lots of stuff in both that wouldn't fly nowadays.
I am one of the many that know for a fact this IS a christmas movie. Other than that it doesnt matter when you watch this, its a damn good movie.
it took place at Xmas, but has nothing to do with the spirit of Xmas.
I have always avoided it,shame on me, but ash has made me see the error of my ways, i need to watch it now.
Agreed it's a Christmas movie to me too!
🖤🎄
@@abrahamlincoln6744 Neither does Die Hard
Any movie that takes place during Christmas is a Christmas movie. It is known. Lol.
"Why is there a tent on that house?"
It's a fumigation tent, used by pest control. Used to be a lot more common than it is now, but they still use them.
"Before TV programs did people blame radio?" YES. Basically any time they invent new ways of telling stories its either making people evil or stupid. At one point people thought novels were going to ruin society. Just literacy was thought to make crime rampant because if people read the Bible themselves preists wouldn't be there to tell them how to interpret it.
there's truth to it, always has been. people learn from stories. that's why fables and parables exist. nonetheless, you can't blame that. you blame the actor for everything, not the fiction, and not the tool.
I’d like to interject the clothing laws: allowing people to dress in any way they wish will lead to societal collapse.
@@unclebounce1495 Why the actor? They don't control what gets made. Producers control that.
Now they blame guns. Anything not to make people take responsibility for their own actions.
@@momentary_ no, i'm talking about the one, anyone, who commits the actions regarding crime. not the attention hoars who lie and manipulate ad prostytute as a career choice
I spit up my coffee laughing when you said, "Edward's going to town on that bush" Then your reaction to what you just said.
Hahaha that was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I maintain that what I like to call the Christmas Trilogy - Edward Scissirhands, Batman Returns, and Nightmare Before Christmas - are the best work of both Tim Burton's and Danny Elfman's careers (and yes I know Burton didn't direct Nightmare but it's very much his baby so I count it in this context).
As someone on the Autism Spectrum, I see Edward Scissorhands as very much "Living With Autism: The Movie". Everything from Edward's mannerisms to how the story and characters treat him is very familiar and relatable to many neurodivergent people.
I was hoping Ashleigh would watch Batman Returns in December, I think she'll really like Michelle Pfieffer.
I'm totally with you on the autism thing! This is what it feels like.
This is the only movie I have ever seen my mother watch without doing some sort of chore/craft at the same time and PAUSE when she needed to go to the bathroom. Blown away that this unusual /heartwarming story was the one to captivate her so much.
It is because she saw HERSELF in the role of the mother and she needed to make sure nothing bad happened to her.
Did you catch the bit where the old guy told Edward "don't let anyone tell you you're handicapped" only to to a face-heel turn and ask Kevin "did they catch him yet? That cripple?"
You definitely called it. You also got the Frankenstein connection. Now that you are getting further into Tim Burton, an early one you will love is ‘Pee Wee’s Big Adventure,’ so many pop culture references in that one. And I think you will fall back in love with Winona when you finally watch her in ‘Heathers,’ I know that one is on your radar and it’s a perfect dark comedy.
It also has a Elvira cameo if you can catch it
@@nightstand79 oh yeah! Totally forgot she was in Pee Wee’s!! What a legend.
"Before television did people blame radio?" Oh this goes all the way back the invention of reading and writing, which would make you lazy because you don't have to remember anything once its written down. :-P
Winona Ryder was my first celebrity crush
I first saw her in Beetlejuice and I immediately fell in love
Tim Burton's style of film I believe is called German Gothic Expressionism
Same here, I didn't know goth girls existed and all I wanted to do after Beetlejuice was date one. But there weren't any girls like that in my small conservative town.
Yeah she's also why i love tomboyish girls a lot. And gloomy goth girls.
For me it was Christina Ricci in the Adams family. I was like 8 or something when I saw it in theaters. I was into goth girls from that point on hahahaha.
winona ryder was the first girl to ever make me realize i was gay. that scene of her dancing was everything to me
Burton was definitely inspired by German expressionist films from the 20's. In cases like Nosferatu (1922) and definitely The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920). Some people who don't know a lot about film mistake old promo shots from Caliagri as a Burton film.
The neighborhood was real, not a hollywood set. Tim Burton chose the location in central Forida because the skies were so clear and blue. Perfect for his vision of a fantasy land. He got permission to repaint all the homes and install odd sized windows on all the homes. They also removed all the trees and installed the artfully shaped bushes. After filming finished, they painted all the homes back to normal colors and replanted all the trees. The mall with the huge arch they visited is real too. It still looks the same today.
There's a few videos on youtube which show the same filming locations and how they look today.
Someone recently purchased the house that Edward and family lived in. He's turned it into a "Scissor Hands" tribute museum.
Christmas does not end until January 6th (the 12th day of Christmas). It is the Feast of the Epiphany and the day that Orthodox Christians typically exchange gifts since it is remembering the day the Wise Men arrived.
The story with the barber shop is “Sweeney Todd” which was a Broadway musical that was made into a movie.
Answering machines separate from landline phones were common in the early 1990s. I remember them well. They were super annoying. My family's machine would loudly say "Hello, you have messages!" over and over again until we all wanted to smash it.
,, search out the beginnings to tvshows
,,The Rockford Files, starring Jim Garner
,, &,
,, Crazy Like a Fox, starring Jack Warden & John Rubinstein
,, (edit,, Crazy Like a Fox 🦊 starts with a live phone call 📞➿➰➿➰☎️,, not an answering machine,, but I don't care,, I'm still leaving it in, cos it's part of the TV theme tunes all millennials should know, incl,, Taxi!,, Cagney& Lacey,, L.A. Law,, Hill st Blues,, M*A*S*H,, Laverne & Shirley,, Soap,, Diff'rent Strokes,, Rhoda,, Dallas and Mork & Mindy,, ) 😳🥛🍪📺
It was popular in the 80s as well.
This was the first collaboration between
Director Tim Burton (no relation to awk-
-ward ashleigh) and Johnny Depp.They
-continued their great work together in
-so many good movies 🎬. Including-
'Sleepy Hollow','Alice in Wonderland'
'Ed Wood',and of course,'Sweeney Tod
-d:the Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
👍👍👍👍👍🖥🖥💻💻💿💿🔚🔚
The tent on the house in the background means that the house is being fumigated and can't be entered into for a specific amount of time. It's to keep all of the fumes inside to kill all the bugs.
The bad guy boyfriend is the same as the the nerdy guy in “The Breakfast Club.” It took until the group dinner scene for me to recognize him! He got so big!
This is honestly my favorite Tim Burton movie, I like that it's basically a fairy tale. Burton has some other movies I enjoy, but some his later stuff seems to be a parody of his earlier movies.
If you pay attention to the color use in this movie, you’ll notice they reflect where there is joy, or lack thereof. Tim Burton used color exaggerations to embody the scenes.
much like an artist would, it's one reason i love his work, it's very expressive even though so few take notice.
12:44 🤦 Oof. I don't know _why_ they thought it was a good idea to give liquor to _Edward_ instead of _Kim._
"Oh. Hey, honey. We had no idea you would be coming home _early_ so we have a stranger sleeping in your waterbed. He never saw any women before we brought him to town, so he's adjusting to that. He's gonna find your presence a _little_ overwhelming.
"In fact, before we brought him to town, he only had _one_ human contact; the man who _built_ him who, for some reason, could not give him actual _hands,_ so he has scissors _instead._ He's doing a lot of adjusting.
"Oh, look at that. Now your father has given him _alcohol_ for the first time. Your father saw sense in giving _alcohol_ to a man with _scissors_ for hands when he was looking at the prospect of creating a good impression for his _daughter."_
Oh, yeah. Kim's getting _all kinds_ of good impressions about him.
Kim has magazine cut-outs of eyes on her mirror for makeup reference! They probably came from her mom's Avon catalogues, now that I think of it. My aunt used to do the same thing when she was a teenager lol
This movie makes me cry like a baby every time!
Happy New Year, Ashleigh! Great movie selection!
Did a spit take on "Edward's going to town on that bush."
This movie is when Tim Burton really became Tim Burton and will only do Tim Burton movies. I get having a style, but Alice In Wonderland did not need to be a Tim Burton movie.
Fun Fact: The houses used in the film were a real community in Florida, completely unchanged, except for their garish exterior paint. This also explains why there's no snow until Edward Scissorhands starts making ice-sculptures.
You can tell having met Danny Elfman was basically when he had found his 4th dimension. The way Danny writes these eerie, touching and just outstanding scores really is what enhances Tim Burton's style of story telling to a perfect fusion. Batman and Edward Scissorhands really are where they found their formula and really nailed it.
The waterbed scene was a nod to when Johnny Depp was killed in nightmare on Elm Street sucked into his water bed
I love this surreal mash-up of genres. From Gothic horror, to romance, to surreal absurdism, (I mean, all the houses being identical, with the routine drive off to work...), this movie is truly one of a kind.
The metaphor here is devastating. Imagine a person who is kind, humble, and artistic... And feels as if any interaction can result in injury. Tim is my guy.
Yay more Winona Ryder movies! I really recommend her version of Little Women.
She's great in "The Crucible". The might also be Daniel Day Lewis's best role as well!
When I see Winona Ryder I see Veronica Sawyer from Heathers
The Little Women with her playing Jo is my absolute favorite version! Also cause Christian Bale and Eric Stoltz and they are 🔥.
"Girl Interrupted" is also a great flick with her :)
@@KRAFTWERK2K6 Yes it really is, but it makes me so sad seeing Brittany Murphy and what happens to her in the movie and then her real life. It just really hits home too….well I can’t say why because of spoilers…
Tim Burton films are recognizable instantly by a few things, Clowns, The Circus and Gadgets. And his usual motif is "Outsider weirdo vs. normals who lynch outsiders".
The Christmas season technically doesn't end until January 6, so you're good with the decorations.
I love how, through the majority of the video, Beans was resting in Ashleigh's lap, and we could very clearly hear Beans purring.
The southern-style commentary on gossip/minding one's business really makes this one for me.
If you haven't watched "what's eating Gilbert grape" you should definitely check it out. Johnny Depp and Leonardo DiCaprio. Amazing film!
And _Benny and Joon._ with Depp and Mary Stuart Masterson.
RIP Vincent Price. I think this was the last movie he did before his death.
Technically you have until the 6th of January to take down Christmas stuff. Why the 6th? It is 12th Night from the "12 Days of Christmas" song. Happy New Year, Ashleigh, Hubbin, and Beans!
Finally, someone understands the 12 Days of Christmas.
Amazing pick to start 2022! A classic. I love the scene of her dancing under the ice sculpture.
This movie is depressing. "Here's a nice person, let's destroy them out of pettiness."
You're right, Winona Ryder is gorgeous. She was my No.1 crush when I was a teenager in the 1990s.
That was the first occurrence of one of Burton's many weird fetishes: casting a brunette actress only to bleach her hair platinum blonde.
Since then, he did it to his girlfriend at the time Lisa Marie in Mars Attacks, and to Christina Ricci in Sleepy Hollow.
It's been a hot minute but you made me feel ancient again with the "separate answering machine" comment. You absolutely have to put "Heathers" and "Big Fish" on your list and keep it there until the pollsters vote it in!
One Johnny movie I would love you to see is Cry Baby (1990), and if you followed that up with Top Secret! (1989) you wouldn't be disappointed 😍🤤
Yes yes yes, to both of these!!!
Top Secret is a must watch when she loves visual gags like in the Naked Gun movies :P
Top Secret! might be my favorite Val Kilmer movie (Real Genius is right there, though). I think Top Secret! gets the edge because it's also my favorite of the ZAZ spoofs.
LOL!! It was your one-liners on this one for me. "I think you need a sponge not a duster" has me dead. 😂Edward Scissorhands is such a weird and wonderful movie. I love the soundtrack by Danny Elfman too.
The Goth trinity: Burton, Depp, Elfman ;)
I think you would absolutely 💜 Winona Ryder in "Mermaids" also starring the amazing GEM that is Cher! PLEASE react to it!! 💜😁💜
Grumpier Old Men please and thank you. It's one of those sequels that lives up to the spirit of the original. And you'd love it I'm sure.
When I was a teen in the late 70's, the blame for evils in the world were rock music, TV, and Dungeons and Dragons.
Ah, we agree on another one. I really like this movie. It's really sweet.
Vincent Price as the creator. From everything I've read he was just truly lovely, kind man. Loved to cook. Scared generations of kids (and some adults) with all the horror movies he appeared in from the '40s through the '80s.
I don't think you recognized Anthony Michael Hall (Jim, the jerk). He was the geeky kid in The Breakfast Club.
To answer your question, the movie with the barber shop and pies and the pies are being made with humans... that's Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. That's also a Tim Burton movie and Johnny Depp stars in that one too. It's a musical!!! I highly recommend Sweeney Todd. It's funny, scary, sad and has gorgeous music...I think you would love it.
Have a great week and I'll see you Friday.
Vincent Price was a master at playing evil characters. From sympathetic to irredeemable to terrifying to campy. He really was an amazing actor.
You finally get to see the wonderfulness of Vincent Price who is the Inventor in this film.
17:13 It puzzles me, in retrospect, just what Joyce was _expecting,_ here. I mean the man who built Edward died before he could give him _hands_ but she believes this man would've had the priorities to give Edward _sexual_ organs?
If he had, how would that have gone? You've got a male with genitals having a pee with scissors for hands. It feels like that's a whole nother movie.
I Thi k if he had between the leg downstairs bits he would have had a severe self inflicted circumcision. Oooouch
This film is a cross between "Frankenstein", "Pinocchio" and "Beauty and the Beast". It's a great movie to watch during the autumn/winter seasons. I'm glad that you enjoyed it. Check out "Big Fish" sometime in the future. Someone sent you that DVD during one of your unboxings. 😸
Big Fish is great, but it is very emotional.
Johnny Depp learned to cut hair in this movie, but his real anger came out when he was a barber on Fleet Street.
Movie is so great because it reaches out to so many of us that were bullied in life as introverts, not outgoing, shy....etc.
The only two people in the movie who had Edwards best interests at heart were the parents - they accepted him unconditionally.
Also not sure if Edward is equipped for romance, like you think his father made him parts before hands, plus how would he go to the bathroom anyway????
The dad is oblivious and really has no emotion. So he really doesn't care. Kim winds up caring deeply for him.
We are still within the twelve days of Christmas. Definitely no need to apologize.
(Not that there ever is for Christmas decorations - joy is joy 😁)
Exctly!! Christmas is at least until January 6th. So it's all good ^_^
And in the old calendar, they don't come down until Candlemas, the 1st of February.
@@EdSigma even better 😁
The last three days are, I believe, the mystery days.
Another Tim Burton film you really need to see is 'Mars Attacks'. Jack Nicholson, Glenn Close, Pierce Bronson & many more.
Many many many more
@@GoroScornshard ACK ACK
Been wanting her to watch Mars Attacks for a year now.
I remember the original trading cards that came out in the 1960s.
Jack Nicholson has a dual role.
My kids and I used to "Ack! Ack-ack ack-ack-ack Ack!" at each other. So fun!
That was so bizarre and funny. Unfortunately some of the visual effects don't hold up.
Hi, Ashleigh :)
This was Vincent Price's last movie. Don't remember if he does during filming or shortly afterward.
Maybe it's a coincidence that you share Tim Burton's last name, but it's very cool that you like his movies.
Repeating the question you prolly missed from the u boxing video: I'm not on Patreon because I cant afford it... If I decide to send you a DVD, will you think about reacting to it? Not sure which one I would send, but I'll send a good one when I find it. :)
Keep your decorations up as long as YOU want them up. Nobody else's bizness.
PS: Anybody who hates a beautiful vat like Ms. Beans is a FOOL.
HAPPY 2022 :)
Does what?
@@JohnLeePettimoreIII dies* lol
honestly for the longest time i believed a rumor that he died right during that take, and rather than yell cut, they finished the take because they believed that's what VP would've wanted. which as much of a professional as he was, i found that very believable.
Vincent Price died in 1993. This movie was filmed in 1989. His last "official" role was that of the narrator for the English version of the script of Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris (their version of The Haunted Mansion). He recorded that in 1990 (the park opened in 1992).
Fun Fact: Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder started dating after this film. Johnny got a tattoo that said "Winona Forever". Then they broke up, so Johnny changed the tattoo to read "Wino Forever".
correct me if i'm wrong but i'm pretty sure they were engaged during this
@@eleven-hopper Depp proposed to just about every woman he dated. Here's just a short list of famous women Depp was engaged to: Sherilyn Fenn, Jennifer Grey, Winona Ryder, Kate Moss, Vanessa Paradis (who he even had children with), and Amber Heard (who he did eventually marry).
@@Phi1618033 true but he always said that winona was the absolute love of his life unlike any of the other ones
Johnny Depp is a big fan of old silent movies, and watched a lot of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. That's how he's able to express so much in this role without actually saying words.
You see a lot of that in action in "Benny & Joon"
Cant wait to watch your reaction BUT had to say that i have a love/hate relationship with this movie. I enjoy it and then shit gets real and it makes me so damn depressed. 😔 Poor Edward.
I hate this movie. But I also think it's a good movie.
@@ImmortalBroken exactly.
"Edward, I gave you scissors for hands, but don't let that define who you are"
"Ok. BTW what's my last name?"
"Scissorhands".
Ashleigh saying dry punany is the quality content that keeps me coming back to this channel ❤❤😂
In case you didn't recognize him, Kim's douche bag boyfriend is played by Anthony Michael Hall who you previously saw as Brian the brain in The Breakfast Club.
Shows how diverse of an actor he is. Don't even get me started on the chaotic Dr Loomis energy he channeled as Tommy in Halloween Kills
Diane Weist, the mom in this is also in one of my favorite movies with Steve Martin. 1989’s movie Parenthood. It also has a very young Keanu and Joaquin Phoenix. And so many other greats. If you do not have parenthood on one of your lists, what are you even doing with your life.
Do you think Ashleigh is a merry go round or a rollercoaster person?
I bet she would love that scene.
@@stephenolan5539 Oh, roller coaster for sure. One of my favorite lines from a movie, ever!
Happy New year girl I've been watching your videos for a while now, it's fun
Great call on the older Kim. The thing I liked in this film though is that, in Titanic it was a different actress portraying the older woman, but here, that was Winona Ryder in makeup.
Christmas trees have to stay till january the 6th!
Danny Elfman's soundtrack really brings out both the beauty and the melancholy of this film.
18:59 Funnily enough, yes to some radio programs, but the big thing that was seen as the terrible influence (to the point a book about them was literally called "Seduction of the Innocent") was comic books.
Yep. And a nearly 20 year ban of horror comics. : (
Don't apologize for the decorations! There's 12 days of Christmas, so we're still in it for a little longer! My biggest peeve is how everyone thinks we need to start Christmas before Thanksgiving, but put it all away Dec. 26. And anyway, it fits for this movie, with the music in it oozing Christmas and being set that time of year.
Please watch “Heathers” tremendous cult film, with Winona Ryder and an amazing performance by a young Christian Slater.
I didn't even notice the xmas decorations were still up. Couldn't see past the pimple patch 😈
Happy New Year, Ashleigh!!
everyone knows that christmass decorations are teken down in march XD
I really always had problems with this movie. Kim with how she could really have ended all of the trouble if she'd just told the truth, the town turning on him because he's different, no one thinking that hey, he's got scissors for hands, accidental cuts are gonna happen. So much happening. I cry every time I watch it, because he really deserves better.
But can Edward Scissorhands "get it?" Man, I love all of Ashleigh's expressions.
Oh, he can absolutely get it.
Yes! omg where do I begin with this movie! So good, the neighborhood with the crazy house colors was just like mine in the 80's. He changed their lives and they all turned against him. Love this movie though :) Its been a while :)
Happy new year Ashleigh !