Edward Scissorhands ادوارد دست قیچی جانی دپ تیم برتون

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Edward Scissorhands ادوارد دست قیچی جانی دپ تیم برتون


نام فیلم : ادوارد دست قيچي - Edward Scissorhands
محصول سال : 1990
هنرپیشگان: Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Dianne Wiest, Anthony Michael Hall, Kathy Baker
کارگردان: Tim Burton
خلاصه فیلم : ادوارد(جاني دپ) مخلوق دانشمند گوشه گيري است که به جاي دست براي وي قيچي هاي برنده اي کار گذاشته است . وي قبل از تکميل ادوارد ميميرد.زني که به شغل ويزيتوري لوازم آرايش مشغول هست به اميد فروختن لوازم آرايشي به درون قصر دانشمند پا ميگذارد.ادوارد را پيدا ميکند و وي را با خود به شهر ميبرد.مردم شهر ابتدا به وي به ديده شک و ترديد مينگرند ولي ادوارد با مهرباني و کمک از خلاقيت خود آنهارا در کارهاي باغباني و آرايشگري ياري ميکند. ولي تقابل ديدگاه انساني ادوارد و معصوميت وي با شرارتهاي بشري عاقبت باعث فراري شدن او ميگردد.
گروه فیلم : درام

Edward Scissorhands is a 1990 American fantasy film, written by Tim Burton and Caroline Thompson, and directed by Burton. The film features Johnny Depp as the eponymous Edward, Winona Ryder, Dianne Weist and Anthony Michael Hall. The plot revolves around a man named Edward; the creation of a scientist, who is adopted into an American family in a brightly-colored suburban neighborhood.
The film is a comedy-drama set in an exaggerated and highly stereotypical vision of American suburbia and the typical families that inhabit it. It intentionally combines clichés and styles from both the 1950s, early 1960s and the late 1980s. The concept, and many of the motifs of Edward Scissorhands can be compared to the Gothic novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and the 1931 film of the same name.
Edward Scissorhands was a modest box office hit, grossing $56 million worldwide.[1] Critics were favorable; and acclaimed the film as being a timeless tale of friendship and it is usually cited as some of Burton's greatest work.[2] The director cites Edward Scissorhands as epitomizing his most personal work.[3]

The film opens with an elderly woman reciting a story of a man name Edward, the creation of a scientist, who died before he was able to give Edward hands. Local Avon saleswoman Peg Boggs fails to make any profits in her neighborhood. On a whim, she visits a pseudo medieval mansion located on a hill. Here, she finds an alone and isolated Edward and decides to take him home and adopt him into her family. Thus, Edward must adjust to his new surroundings. He eventually develops a romantic relationship with Peg’s compassionate daughter Kim, although initially being frightened by each other.
Peg's conformist neighbors, while initially thrilled at his skills at hedge clipping and haircutting, grow to distrust Edward because of his dangerous condition. Two of these, a religious fanatic called Esmeralda and Kim's thuggish boyfriend Jim, dislike him from the start. Eventually, Jim attempts to implicate Edward in theft; Edward is arrested, but is released when a psychological examination reveals that his isolation had allowed him to live without a traditional sense of ethics. At one point thereafter, Peg's husband Bill Boggs asks Edward about what to do if he finds a briefcase full of money. Edward, not thinking about whence the money came or realizing it might have an owner, selflessly declares that he would give all of the money to loved ones.
Later, neighbor Joyce suggests that Edward open a haircutting salon with her; when examining a proposed site, she attempts to seduce him. Edward, partly confused, flees the room in a state of confusion. During Christmas, Edward is ostracized by almost everyone around him, except the Bogg’s due to a failed robbery attempt by Jim, who used Edward to gain entrance. Edward fails to escape the home when an alarm is set off, placing him as the suspect turning the neighborhood against him. Along with Joyce's lies of Edward's attempted rape and Esmeralda's preachings.
While the family is preparing Christmas decorations, Edward carves an ice sculpture from a block of ice. The ice shavings creating an effect of snow, which Kim dances under. Edward’s hand accidentally cuts Kim, leading to Jim creating the assumption that he cut her. Jim uses this as an excuse to turn against Edward. The situation is turned worse when Kevin is hurt in a fall, and Edward accidentally injures him further, causing him further panic. The neighbors misunderstood the situation and chase Edward back to the mansion. Officer Allen attempts to deceive the mob following him into assuming that Edward is dead by firing a few shots in the air when they are too far away to see him.
Kim, refusing to believe this, hastens to enter the mansion. She reunites with Edward, and Jim follows to mansion. There, she reunites with Edward. Jim follows them and attempts to kill his rival. Though beaten initially, Edward reacts to Jim's ill-treatment and beating of Kim by stabbing Jim in the chest. Jim stumbles backward as Edward withdraws the blade and falls out of the window, dead. Kim kisses Edward and tells him she loves him. Kim goes downstairs and tells the townspeople that Edward was killed when the roof fell in, to prevent them from lynching him. To "prove" this, she holds up a left-over scissor implement which she has taken from the late inventor's laboratory.
The elderly, aging old woman from the beginning appears, telling her granddaughter the story of her relationship with Edward. When the granddaughter asks her how she knows that Edward is still alive in the castle, she answers to this effect; Before Edward came, snow never fell on the valley, whereas after he left, it fell. The old lady attributes the snow to Edward and remarks that she still dances in it, revealing that she is a significantly older Kim. Subsequently, we see Edward creating an ice sculpture in the attic of his mansion. He is surrounded by other ice sculptures that he has created, including one of a girl dancing, as Kim had done. As Edward works, the flurry of ice shavings is thrown, presumably by Edward himself, onto the valley and onto the town below. This proves Kim's assumption that Edward's work is the source of the snowfall. The film ends with a young Kim joyfully twirling in the snowflakes and snow pouring from the mansion's broken windows.