Edward Scissorhands

When Ted Burton created the film Edward Scissorhand he intended to mock the faults in society. With the assistance of oversized architecture, familiar colors and magical undertones Burton developed a charismatic tale of an outsider¹s view on a simplistic, yet confused and altered society. In this film there is an obvious purpose and utilization of the colors in each scene. In normal usage, black represents the evil while white potrays all that is good, …showed first 75 words of 295 total…

…showed last 75 words of 295 total…scene begins with an adorable little girl laying in her gigantic cushioned bed, listening to tales that her grandmother has to tell her. Burton makes this bed akwardly large on purpose. His scene is the stereotypical Why is the inventor trying to create a human being. Since the finished product, what Edward Scissorhands is suppossed to look like when completed, i would deduce that he was not produced to be a compassionate family member indidvidual.