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Edward Scissorhands (1990) - Trailer (HD/1080p)

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Tim Bton's reflection of 'Edward Scissorhands' is quite striking and unique. The protagonist of the film is illustrated as quite different to others within his society. His pale complexion, his dark attire and his wild hair appear rather intimidating and sinister at first, especially when coupled with Edward's potentially deadly hands (which are scissors). Edward himself recognises how he affects others stating that "people are afraid of me because I am different." However, this external facade stands in contrast to Burton's creation of the character's sad and lonely facial expressions and eyes. As such, Edward Scissorhands' character emerges as a unique cross between the genres of horror and romance as well as fantasy and reality. Viewers of the film are left feeling quite sympathetic towards Edward whose differences make him the source of much intrusive interest, accusing allegations and cruel judgements. Esmeralda's hateful statement - "It's not heaven he is from! It's straight from the stinking flames of hell! The power of Satan is in him" - highlights how Edward's difference makes him a scapegoat for other's fears and malicious intentions.

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This picture illustrated how Edward tries to fit in conform into society by trying to eat peas with his 'hands'. At first, he is hesitant when it came to food but then realised the importance of fitting into suburban civilisations.

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In my opinion, 'Edward Scissorhands' is closely linked with the film and musical, Sweeney Todd. Besides having both films starring Johnny Depp and being directed by Tim Burton, the films share their  faux-gothic look and feels quite identically. The only main difference is that Burton based Sweeney off a violent fictional character while basing Edward on his own lonely experiences as a child.

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Here is a picture that demonstrates the two personalities of these contrasting fictional characters. Edward is a calm, gentle character that does not mean to hurt anyone whilst Sweeney is a character who goes out of his way to mislead and cause harm to others. Yet, They both wear black and cause trouble in town from their appearances.

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When Jim didn't accept Edward as he is, he cast him out and caused Ed to have a breakdown. Jim accused Edward about hurting Kim even though he knew that it was an accident. Edward gets so angry that he goes out to the neighbourhood and ruins the beautiful and amazing bushes he had cut.

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Mis en scene is used in Tim Burton's 'Edward Scissorhands'' to illustrate the contradictions between appearance and reality. Colour is used to show the difference between 'good' and 'evil'. The neighbourhood that reflects in pastel colours and cheerful music is presented to viewers as a 'perfect' town. This contrasts to the dark mansion that Edward dwells in his is presented with black, dark and menacing colours with eerie music to demonstrate to the audience the 'evil' associated with Edward. However, as the film continues, Burton shows us the irony of the two worlds as they collide.

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This picture shows the scene where Kim dances in the snow that Edward had created. The scene becomes the ultimate representation of Tim Burton communicating his feelings through his work.