The thing is , Johnny Depp's acting and make-up and Everything is so sympathetic and his acting deserved millions of dollars , I would basically cry in my heart just to see him like that alone
I saw this movie for the first time yesterday. When my dad noticed which movie it was, he simply said "this one is so beautful, but also really sad" and he looked very nostalgic, but it also felt like he was trying to hide something. He had this look that proved how meaningful and impactful this story was to him, and he was so focused watching it with me until the movie reached a certain scene and he said "these final moments are really sad, keep watching it though... I'll come back to see the final scene" and left the living room. He never really shows how much music or movies mean to him, but this one certainly stayed in his heart from the moment he saw it the first time... Needless to say, it became one of my favorite movies of all time. Johnny Depp is amazing in this role, in this beautiful and sad story... I'll never forget this movie
i just finished watching it for the first time, such a beautiful story. super cute with the perfect amount of humor. Johnny and Winona are incredible. ❤️
I thought it was awful. Stupid and cliched and sentimental and non sensical. Totally unmoved by it in every way. And Johnny Depp's acting was nothing special. Not much he could do with such a stupid story.
Ed wood was great too and he never stopped making good movies. Have you by any chance watched Nightmare before the christmas? Tim burton wrote the story for it.
When i was a child i tought it was a horror movie. When i reached middle grade school, i tought it was not horror movie anyway, but a "Sad" love story. Now, i came here @2020 i can say that this movie was so relatable, lol. You know that there is someone existing out there, but you can never ever have them in yourlife again. This one of my childhood movie. nostalgic.
One of my favorite movies. It’s dark, sad, cute/funny, yet romantic. Much like life. Sometimes that romantic interest is the only thing that gives us hope and brings us joy in this dark world
I did a rewatch of this beautiful movie. Hadn't seen it in full since I was a kid. I wanted to revisit it for nostalgia, memories and inspiration. I had forgotten how much of a pure soul Edward was. Different things tugged my heart strings now. With emphasis on Edward. The image that I remember of when I saw it as a kid, was the bigger picture, with all the characters. Strangely enough, this time around, my focus seemed to be on Edward more heavily. As it should have happened. The first time around, I was heartbroken he was left alone and his love wasn't destined to last. This time around, I was heartbroken because I probably realized even more how much of a pure soul he was and he didn't deserve any of that. And I don't think I've noticed the first time that Kim wasn't exactly nice or perfect for him. For some reason, I felt less broken this time around by their unfulfilled story together. I was more bothered by the fact that Edward got mistreated so badly, so unfair. The dancing in the ice snow scene is my favorite and will always feel magical.
Such a beautiful movie , JD's talent knows no bounds , he says 7-8 lines in the entire movie and yet one of the best performance ever seen , such an artist!
Rewatched this movie as an adult and it’s pretty sad how everyone turned on him all because he was set up during the break in scene. Such a relevant message that society can destroy even the kindest people over a mistake.
This movie is just like Titanic. Brought tears to my eyes at the end. Kim should have told the truth. And she should have gone to meet him, even if she was old. 😭 Poor Edward!
@@shrishri5587 b r u h...First things first, I'm not planning to marry anyone at all. Second things second, you don't even know me, how can you just jump to conclusions?🙄
Can't believe this dude actually has scissors for hands wow crazy I almost believed it was just a hollywood actor playing a guy with scissors for fingers but thats an ACTUAL guy with scissor hands. WILD!
I remember watching this movie as a child with my mother and being terrified of Edward , his house and his creator and I never understood why my mom would watch it with so much love and even bought the DVD when blockbuster had their closing sale. As a grown up I’ve grown to love this film it’s a pure masterpiece and Johnny and winona did an amazing job their chemistry alone makes the film ..also Rip to the king of horror Vincent Price!
I wanted to watch this movie for a very long time. The only thing I knew about it was that Johnny Depp is Edward. At first I thought it would be a scary movie, but then I saw title saying "Romantic" and I was really confused. Yesterday I watched it. I DIDN'T EXPECT THIS. I never cried so much while watching a movie. It was beautiful, heart warming, but also soul breaking movie. I cried for hours even thought I don't really know why. I think it's safe to say that it's really beautiful movie. ❤️
Johnny Depp did such a fantastic job with this, I say he's great at playing any character in a movie, I love Johnny Depp, he's one of my favorite actors in movies too!
ESH is still one of my favorite movies. Depp and Rider did an awesome job. In fact, the casting was fantastic! This movie still is a tear-jerker and now that I'm decades older, and have lived my life as a loner, I can relate to the movie even more. But isn't it cruel how people can love you one minute, but once their curiosity is fed they will disregard you just as easily?
"I can't." 2 small words have such an impact on the audience. I've seen this movie numerous times over the past 30+ years, and that line still gets me emotional.
I watched this for the first time as a child... I remember feeling sad about this beauty of a masterpiece, but I never really understood why this film in particular made me feel sad. Years go by and I watch it last night as an adult, and this movie tore me to pieces. Hilarious but dark and deeply relatable... there will never be another film like this. This is one of the greatest if not THE greatest film ever produced... Simply awe inspiring and a gem that has the ability to withstand the decay of time. 🖤👌🏼😭🤙🏼💯
OMG I WATCHED THIS JUST TODAY AND AM PREPARED TO REWATCH IT A MILLION TIMES. AND JOHNNY DEPS ACTNG IS JUST. I WILL NEVER FORGET THIS ITS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE.
Hats off to Tim Burton for taking such a trippy and weird concept and turn it into something even more weirder, but at the same time so sweet, beautiful and amazing!
This movie I watched when I was kid. 😢 This is one of my favorite movie. That's why I like english lesson and then now I am be an English teacher. Hi from Indonesia. Never ending memories. ❤
I don’t care for all his movies but of the ones that I do like (Edward Big Fish his Giant Peach collab with Selick his BJ cartoon animated series the 2019 Dumbo) ya pretty much..
“You see, before he came down here, it never snowed. And afterwards, it did. If he weren't up there now... I don't think it would be snowing. Sometimes you can still catch me dancing in it.” Happy 30th Anniversary to my favorite movie in my favorite director's filmography!! Tim Burton has been, and always will be my favorite visual storyteller. His movies can not match anyone else's, and are just splendid to behold. I first watched Edward Scissorhands three years ago, and I was completely transfixed by it. It's a masterpiece in every possible way, and it made me fall in love with Burton's creative imagination and style.
I remember watching this movie on HBO not long after it came out. I was about 14, and my dad was watching it too. Well into the movie my dad says, "That's the boy who played in that cop show!" I had no idea what show he was talking about, or who the guy playing Edward was. He yelled for my mom to come in the living room, and said "Look at that boy, and tell me who you think it is?" She watched for a few minutes, and confirmed that it was the guy from 21 Jump street. I still had no idea who he was, but since then have known who Johnny Depp is. This was really his breakout starring role in movies after he was in Platoon.
I watched this movie in middle school, its been 7 years I really need to watch it again!! (its kind of crazy that I watched it when I was so young but it's a really good movie and I have to watch it again!)
This is my favorite childhood movie. The acting is absolutely gripping. Multiple scenes that are master works of cinema IMO I think I identify with this movie because I'm different.
The trailer narrator and that music.. i can taste the 1990 AMC popcorn and ice cold coke in that dark theatre. Is there anything more magical in this world than a trailer for a movie you know is gonna be so good?
turns 30 today. I did watch this back at my second house This is another unique achievement by Tim Burton. Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder make the picture soar. Dianne West is great as the caring adoptive mother figure. Vincent Price's last on-screen role too. The movie cut right to the core of teenage isolation. Deals with the angst of fitting in. Not to mention it moved the original screenwriter to tears about what it did for the disability community. We shouldn't let anyone tell us we have a handicap. Plus there's the mentality of conforming to how things are done when an outsider is introduced to a new town. It's sad that the only two choices are to leave or it'll kill you. Having something different can be fascinating to some but most see it as threat the natural order of things. Burton translates a lot of this spectacularly. Even asks if we were just like everyone else would it make us not special anymore. Stan Winston even made the props for the character. The neighborhood is actually a real housing development in Florida. Feels like a modern romantic Frankenstein. A turning performance by Depp showing his character accomplishes things because of his differences and beautiful music that dramatically changes with each scene. Heck there's even a fossil of an underwater creature named after the actor. The movie still resonates with Tim Burton as a personal autobiography. It's cool too that it secured Depp's and Ryder's and Burton's statuses as icons.
The rest of the world will always remember Tim Burton for "The Nightmare Before Christmas" . . . But I'll always remember Tim Burton for "Edward Scissorhands", my all-time favorite film, next to "Disney's Aladdin (1992)." Happy 30th Birthday, Edward. ✂❄✂❄✂❄
Was watching this the first time and remembered screaming on top of my lungs *LITERAL SCREAM* cuz of disappointment, cuz there is actually a way for a happy ending. THIS IS A FREAKING HEARTBREAKER!!!
The neighborhood is based on Tim Burton's hometown of Burbank, California. This is the first time that Tim Burton and Johnny Depp worked together. They became good friends while making the film. Edward's hair is based on Robert Smith of The Cure's hair. Edward's dog haircuts are real. Donna Pieroni's debut. Edward says only 169 words in the film. This was Vincent Price's last screen appearance, and his last moment ever on screen, is a death scene. Edward's odd hands mean he is unable to touch others physically, which becomes a problem when he falls for Kim. The film suggests there are ways he could gain ordinary hands, but that never comes to pass. Ultimately, it matters more to him that she understands and reciprocates his love. Even though he grew up on and loved monster movies, Tim Burton doesn't consider the drawings he did that lead to projects like Edward Scissorhands as "dark". "Most things, especially if they stayed with me, had a more emotional subtext to them," he says, "so I never really saw them as dark. They always seemed more positive in a way." Tim Burton has never intended to make a sequel as he said it would rob the film of its "purity". The houses used in the film were a real community in Florida, completely unchanged, except for their garish exterior paint. The little blond boy on the Slip 'N Slide, at the beginning of the film, is Nick Carter of The Backstreet Boys. Though uncredited in the film, Carter himself has confirmed this in several interviews. Johnny Depp had to lose a reported 25 pounds for the role of Edward Scissorhands. The entire story is meant to be seen through Edward's eyes, which is why the neighborhood looks so "fantastical." Johnny Depp stated that he "cried like a baby" when he first read the script.
I remember watching this back in I was a kid, there would be times where the next day this would still be played again and when it isn't I get so much disappointed. Definitely one of my favorite memories.
a german expressionist gothic fairy tale containing a high school revenge fantasy, wrapped in a cartoonish colour palette. this film is genius! 10/10 from me
The thing is , Johnny Depp's acting and make-up and Everything is so sympathetic and his acting deserved millions of dollars , I would basically cry in my heart just to see him like that alone
@Nightmare yesss he is
@Nightmare yess this man turns to a different person in every movie 😭🤚
@@yxxsm I'm saying I was so confused when I seen that it said Johnny Depp on the case
@@zcop7895 oh okay that was what I was trying to say
yup
The hold me scene is so heart breaking
I wish i had hands like his
@@marjorieguerrero7246 😂
I can tell just from the trailer.
@@raelockletree3858 good joke
@@lukasmiller486 yea me to
I saw this movie for the first time yesterday. When my dad noticed which movie it was, he simply said "this one is so beautful, but also really sad" and he looked very nostalgic, but it also felt like he was trying to hide something. He had this look that proved how meaningful and impactful this story was to him, and he was so focused watching it with me until the movie reached a certain scene and he said "these final moments are really sad, keep watching it though... I'll come back to see the final scene" and left the living room. He never really shows how much music or movies mean to him, but this one certainly stayed in his heart from the moment he saw it the first time... Needless to say, it became one of my favorite movies of all time. Johnny Depp is amazing in this role, in this beautiful and sad story... I'll never forget this movie
i just finished watching it for the first time, such a beautiful story. super cute with the perfect amount of humor. Johnny and Winona are incredible. ❤️
Sounds like my life, minus the beautiful part..
I cant watch the ending after Kim runs to castle to find him
What a beautiful memory for you ❤
This movie’s a brilliant masterpiece that brings tears to my eyes every time I watch it
Yes
Right?
Omg this is the only movie he had I hated
I thought it was awful. Stupid and cliched and sentimental and non sensical. Totally unmoved by it in every way. And Johnny Depp's acting was nothing special. Not much he could do with such a stupid story.
They don't make movies like this anymore 😭
Samin Mohammad nope and they probably wouldn’t either, Hollywood doesn’t take chances with anything original anymore .
@@richj6596 so true :'(
Guns akimbo???
Yeah, I love the ominous yet wholesome feel to it. You don’t get that good stuff anymore.
Future is coming. Past was faded:((((😢😢😢
Who actually thought it was a horror movie?
Me when i was a kid
I did when I was a kid and I was also a bit scared of Edward
My mom used to tell me it was a horror movie and that I can’t watch it because I would get too scared lol
I used to think it was a slasher movie until I actually did some research
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His story will touch you, even though he can't. Love that tagline.
They told the entire story in this!!
they're stupid🤣
@@anonymous92388 they were young
So what is an old movie so I don’t really matter and I do that a lot of the movies awesome and I’m so so what get over it
This movie is 33 years old
@@tammiepage6489...what?
Johnny is and always will be my platonic love and my favorite actor, he is so talented, special,magical, and good looking man, he is so perfect.
Yes same 🥰
But a pedo...
@@Jennifahh in what way?
@@Jennifahh wtf source???
Cant be perfect if you're a drug addict
"Hold me"
"I can't" yeah you don't have hands :(
ahahahaa lol
ARMYYYYY
@@naambolbona uh yes
@@michiko9869 it's actually very sad
ARRMMY
This is Burton’s greatest achievement.
A modern Frankenstein story.
Gorgeously written.
Superb symbolism.
Forever my favorite.
💚
The 90s Tim Burton films are the best.
To me, this is Tim Burton's best film. Heartbreaking, hilarious, visually stunning and tremendously well acted.
Ed wood was great too and he never stopped making good movies. Have you by any chance watched Nightmare before the christmas? Tim burton wrote the story for it.
Tim Burton made a lot of great films.
Todd Sweeney is the best one in my opinion. Corpse Bride and Nightmare Before Christmas are also incredible.
Agreed. This is his masterpiece.
@@koll I agree he said it was his best work along with Danny Elfman who did the score for the film.
Ayo how does Johnny Depp not have an Oscar yet?
true
Wait what?!
I think he’s acting was so good from the start it became a norm.
he was nominated 3 times but he doesn't want a one.
Politics of hollyweird
When i was a child i tought it was a horror movie. When i reached middle grade school, i tought it was not horror movie anyway, but a "Sad" love story.
Now, i came here @2020 i can say that this movie was so relatable, lol. You know that there is someone existing out there, but you can never ever have them in yourlife again. This one of my childhood movie. nostalgic.
27 years OMG I can't stop feeling nostalgia I was born in 1990. I was a baby in that time but I fell like I were in those good old days
They were
One of my favorite movies. It’s dark, sad, cute/funny, yet romantic. Much like life. Sometimes that romantic interest is the only thing that gives us hope and brings us joy in this dark world
He has such a gentle soul
I did a rewatch of this beautiful movie. Hadn't seen it in full since I was a kid. I wanted to revisit it for nostalgia, memories and inspiration. I had forgotten how much of a pure soul Edward was. Different things tugged my heart strings now. With emphasis on Edward. The image that I remember of when I saw it as a kid, was the bigger picture, with all the characters. Strangely enough, this time around, my focus seemed to be on Edward more heavily. As it should have happened. The first time around, I was heartbroken he was left alone and his love wasn't destined to last. This time around, I was heartbroken because I probably realized even more how much of a pure soul he was and he didn't deserve any of that. And I don't think I've noticed the first time that Kim wasn't exactly nice or perfect for him. For some reason, I felt less broken this time around by their unfulfilled story together. I was more bothered by the fact that Edward got mistreated so badly, so unfair. The dancing in the ice snow scene is my favorite and will always feel magical.
how quickly the public can turn on the different from prejudice and one small mishap
Such an iconic movie.
Such a beautiful movie , JD's talent knows no bounds , he says 7-8 lines in the entire movie and yet one of the best performance ever seen , such an artist!
Johnny and Winona were the ultimate favorite couple of Hollywood I hope that they will be together again
Rewatched this movie as an adult and it’s pretty sad how everyone turned on him all because he was set up during the break in scene.
Such a relevant message that society can destroy even the kindest people over a mistake.
Facts
Like Johnny himself!
One of the very best movies ever
This movie is just like Titanic. Brought tears to my eyes at the end. Kim should have told the truth. And she should have gone to meet him, even if she was old. 😭 Poor Edward!
But in real life girls like you end up marrying a government clerk by paying dowry
@@shrishri5587 b r u h...First things first, I'm not planning to marry anyone at all. Second things second, you don't even know me, how can you just jump to conclusions?🙄
@@shrishri5587 ew
I cried in this movie
I cri evrytiem
I never cried so hard while watching a movie until I saw Edward Scissorhands
Can't believe this dude actually has scissors for hands wow crazy I almost believed it was just a hollywood actor playing a guy with scissors for fingers but thats an ACTUAL guy with scissor hands. WILD!
MADD 🤯🤯
Social distancing
1:50-1:53
Corona time
I’m dead 😹
This was made in the 90s dude lol
@@annam.6223 pretty sure he knows that
Now winona ryder is in stranger things , friends beetle juice , edwards siccorshand
Aanisha Ali 0:17 that’s right.
Yeah what do you mean she did many successful movies including heathers and girl, interrupted.
Yes yes
I didn’t understand why I loved this movie so much as a child until I watched it again as an adult ❤️
Me too
I remember watching this movie as a child with my mother and being terrified of Edward , his house and his creator and I never understood why my mom would watch it with so much love and even bought the DVD when blockbuster had their closing sale. As a grown up I’ve grown to love this film it’s a pure masterpiece and Johnny and winona did an amazing job their chemistry alone makes the film ..also Rip to the king of horror Vincent Price!
Not to mention that the last blockbuster store 🏬 is in Oregon.
Tim Burton a master of film
I wanted to watch this movie for a very long time. The only thing I knew about it was that Johnny Depp is Edward. At first I thought it would be a scary movie, but then I saw title saying "Romantic" and I was really confused.
Yesterday I watched it.
I DIDN'T EXPECT THIS. I never cried so much while watching a movie. It was beautiful, heart warming, but also soul breaking movie. I cried for hours even thought I don't really know why. I think it's safe to say that it's really beautiful movie. ❤️
I saw this when I was 11 and I cried this movie is so beautiful
I was 8 that timer.
Johnny Depp did such a fantastic job with this, I say he's great at playing any character in a movie, I love Johnny Depp, he's one of my favorite actors in movies too!
He's in great demand as barber as he's only hairdresser that can work/social distance at same time !
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
:)
Johnny and Winona were the royal couple of Hollywood I hope they do more movies in the future
ESH is still one of my favorite movies. Depp and Rider did an awesome job. In fact, the casting was fantastic! This movie still is a tear-jerker and now that I'm decades older, and have lived my life as a loner, I can relate to the movie even more. But isn't it cruel how people can love you one minute, but once their curiosity is fed they will disregard you just as easily?
Johnny and Winona as a couple were Nuts
"I can't." 2 small words have such an impact on the audience. I've seen this movie numerous times over the past 30+ years, and that line still gets me emotional.
I watched this for the first time as a child... I remember feeling sad about this beauty of a masterpiece, but I never really understood why this film in particular made me feel sad. Years go by and I watch it last night as an adult, and this movie tore me to pieces. Hilarious but dark and deeply relatable... there will never be another film like this. This is one of the greatest if not THE greatest film ever produced... Simply awe inspiring and a gem that has the ability to withstand the decay of time. 🖤👌🏼😭🤙🏼💯
It made you said because they don’t get together as you think they would.
I remember seeing this on a tv in a mall years ago when I was young I got all emotional 😭
Edward Scissorhands will always remain special ❤ brings back so many memories now
Just finished watching this with my son... we enjoyed it.. twas quite funny at first but tOwards the end... twas heartbreaking...
OMG I WATCHED THIS JUST TODAY AND AM PREPARED TO REWATCH IT A MILLION TIMES. AND JOHNNY DEPS ACTNG IS JUST. I WILL NEVER FORGET THIS ITS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE.
I was in 7th grade when this movie premiered and I saw it at the theater w/my best friend. It was and still is magical. One of my favorite Depp films.
Johnny Depp really does have scissors for hands.
One of the greatest movies of all time
Thank you Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder and Danny Elfman
One of the worst movies I've ever watched. What a load of rubbish nonsense. Totally unmoved by it. Got tired of having to suspend my disbelief.
@@marlowemarlowe4893 😂😝 HAHAHA! You serious?
Well, maybe it wasn't as bad as I painted. I'd had a bit too much wine when I wrote that. @@PrimalElf
@@marlowemarlowe4893 Seriously?
He convinced the world he had scissors for fingers.
This movie makes me cry but I love it so much
Hats off to Tim Burton for taking such a trippy and weird concept and turn it into something even more weirder, but at the same time so sweet, beautiful and amazing!
This movie I watched when I was kid. 😢 This is one of my favorite movie. That's why I like english lesson and then now I am be an English teacher. Hi from Indonesia. Never ending memories. ❤
Why is Tim Burton's movies have such a warm wonderful magical feel to them?!! ☺☺
I don’t care for all his movies but of the ones that I do like (Edward Big Fish his Giant Peach collab with Selick his BJ cartoon animated series the 2019 Dumbo) ya pretty much..
“You see, before he came down here, it never snowed. And afterwards, it did. If he weren't up there now... I don't think it would be snowing. Sometimes you can still catch me dancing in it.”
Happy 30th Anniversary to my favorite movie in my favorite director's filmography!! Tim Burton has been, and always will be my favorite visual storyteller. His movies can not match anyone else's, and are just splendid to behold. I first watched Edward Scissorhands three years ago, and I was completely transfixed by it. It's a masterpiece in every possible way, and it made me fall in love with Burton's creative imagination and style.
I remember watching this movie on HBO not long after it came out. I was about 14, and my dad was watching it too. Well into the movie my dad says, "That's the boy who played in that cop show!" I had no idea what show he was talking about, or who the guy playing Edward was. He yelled for my mom to come in the living room, and said "Look at that boy, and tell me who you think it is?" She watched for a few minutes, and confirmed that it was the guy from 21 Jump street. I still had no idea who he was, but since then have known who Johnny Depp is. This was really his breakout starring role in movies after he was in Platoon.
This my mom fav movie lol I remember as a kid always watching this with her 😂
I've only heard of Edward Scissor Hands maybe once... I'm only seeing the trailer now. It's so sad...
Timeless classic
I watched this movie in middle school, its been 7 years I really need to watch it again!! (its kind of crazy that I watched it when I was so young but it's a really good movie and I have to watch it again!)
This is my favorite childhood movie. The acting is absolutely gripping. Multiple scenes that are master works of cinema IMO
I think I identify with this movie because I'm different.
i loved this movie brought me to tears
Me too
The trailer narrator and that music.. i can taste the 1990 AMC popcorn and ice cold coke in that dark theatre. Is there anything more magical in this world than a trailer for a movie you know is gonna be so good?
Had a VHS copy of Home Alone 2 in the 90's. This trailer was on it. 20 something years later and I still need to watch this.
I love Edward Scissorhands! ✂️✂️👏 Edward Scissorhands is one of my top favorite movies with Johnny Depp!
turns 30 today.
I did watch this back at my second house
This is another unique achievement by Tim Burton. Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder make the picture soar. Dianne West is great as the caring adoptive mother figure. Vincent Price's last on-screen role too.
The movie cut right to the core of teenage isolation. Deals with the angst of fitting in. Not to mention it moved the original screenwriter to tears about what it did for the disability community. We shouldn't let anyone tell us we have a handicap. Plus there's the mentality of conforming to how things are done when an outsider is introduced to a new town. It's sad that the only two choices are to leave or it'll kill you. Having something different can be fascinating to some but most see it as threat the natural order of things.
Burton translates a lot of this spectacularly.
Even asks if we were just like everyone else would it make us not special anymore.
Stan Winston even made the props for the character. The neighborhood is actually a real housing development in Florida.
Feels like a modern romantic Frankenstein. A turning performance by Depp showing his character accomplishes things because of his differences and beautiful music that dramatically changes with each scene. Heck there's even a fossil of an underwater creature named after the actor. The movie still resonates with Tim Burton as a personal autobiography. It's cool too that it secured Depp's and Ryder's and Burton's statuses as icons.
Yoo this is the perfect nickname for Leon Edwards
Just perfect,Colby
Edward has such a pure spirit
Such a classic this movie has such an impact love this film a lot
Bro i saw this in my Disney+ recommendations and I thought it was a horror movie
The rest of the world will always remember Tim Burton for "The Nightmare Before Christmas" . . . But I'll always remember Tim Burton for "Edward Scissorhands", my all-time favorite film, next to "Disney's Aladdin (1992)."
Happy 30th Birthday, Edward. ✂❄✂❄✂❄
Right ❤️
Finding out only now that this is directed by Tim Burton....
Me: ahhh no wonder, I love almost all of works he's work with
Amber Herd deserves an oscar for her brilliant acting in this .. not this movie but in the courtroom!! lol
Was watching this the first time and remembered screaming on top of my lungs *LITERAL SCREAM* cuz of disappointment, cuz there is actually a way for a happy ending. THIS IS A FREAKING HEARTBREAKER!!!
This trailer doesn’t give this movie justice. I’m not lying when I say it’s one of the most beautiful film I’ve seen
Thank you,TH-cam. Thank you, Johnny Depp.
Brilliant movie, the trailer gave away pretty much the whole plot
Wow this movie is now one of the best I’ve ever seen everything about this movie is awesome great music great story. Edward is a great character.
The fact that she is the mom from stranger things blows me 😭
I love edward scissorhands.
Me too.
The moment you realize Kim is Joyce on Stranger Things
Lmao yes
The neighborhood is based on Tim Burton's hometown of Burbank, California.
This is the first time that Tim Burton and Johnny Depp worked together. They became good friends while making the film.
Edward's hair is based on Robert Smith of The Cure's hair.
Edward's dog haircuts are real.
Donna Pieroni's debut.
Edward says only 169 words in the film.
This was Vincent Price's last screen appearance, and his last moment ever on screen, is a death scene.
Edward's odd hands mean he is unable to touch others physically, which becomes a problem when he falls for Kim. The film suggests there are ways he could gain ordinary hands, but that never comes to pass. Ultimately, it matters more to him that she understands and reciprocates his love.
Even though he grew up on and loved monster movies, Tim Burton doesn't consider the drawings he did that lead to projects like Edward Scissorhands as "dark". "Most things, especially if they stayed with me, had a more emotional subtext to them," he says, "so I never really saw them as dark. They always seemed more positive in a way."
Tim Burton has never intended to make a sequel as he said it would rob the film of its "purity".
The houses used in the film were a real community in Florida, completely unchanged, except for their garish exterior paint.
The little blond boy on the Slip 'N Slide, at the beginning of the film, is Nick Carter of The Backstreet Boys. Though uncredited in the film, Carter himself has confirmed this in several interviews.
Johnny Depp had to lose a reported 25 pounds for the role of Edward Scissorhands.
The entire story is meant to be seen through Edward's eyes, which is why the neighborhood looks so "fantastical."
Johnny Depp stated that he "cried like a baby" when he first read the script.
✂The man who convinced the world he has scissors for fingers.✂
I remember watching this back in I was a kid, there would be times where the next day this would still be played again and when it isn't I get so much disappointed. Definitely one of my favorite memories.
"Hold me"
"I can't"
😭😭😭💔💔💔
a german expressionist gothic fairy tale containing a high school revenge fantasy, wrapped in a cartoonish colour palette. this film is genius! 10/10 from me
I think my English teacher described Edward Scissorhands best - he can't touch, but he can FEEL.
Edward is so cute 🥺💖
I loved this movie.
Still my all time fave
Winona will always be Johnny's queen 👸
I remember this documentary. I wonder where Scissorhands is today? 🤔
Whoever did Johnny's makeup for this movie needs a raise because he looked unregonizable
Good movie both the story and the moral of it. Never trust the mass and the rumors. Different people are not evil.
I was convinced that I had made this movie up in a nightmare or something but nope! It’s a real movie 😂
we need a prequal movie of Edward Scissorhands telling a story of his parents, what happened, why he ended up in that old castle alone etc
Edward has no parents, he was a robot in the castle, which the scientist decided to revive
Johnny's son did a good job bringing the magic back for brief moment in that new ad commercial
I finally found this movie I remember I watched it when I was 5 and didn't know the name of it
one of my favorites EVER
Amazing movie. Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Till this day this is the saddest movie ever existed