Love it, love it, love it, love it

Rating: Null/10 (10 July 2000)

Warning-*possible spoiler ahead*
Tim Burton's best movie (they are all wonderful). This movie teaches us that it's ok to be different, and that we should accept our differences instead of fighting them. Tim Burton is great a creating stories about underrated people. I never miss a Burton film, especially if Johnny Depp or Winona Ryder are in one of them. Burton always brings out the eccentricity in Depp (for example, see Ed Wood or Sleepy Hollow, both great films, also Beetlejuice with Ryder). Edward Scissorhands is such a beautiful film in every way. The snow fall at the beginning, the developing relationship between Ryder and Depp, and the character development (you really know who you like and who you don't by the time this film is over). One of my favorite scenes is when Depp and Alan Arkin (who is very funny in his scenes) go to the basement and Arkin is pouring scotch and Edward asks what it is and Arkin says "Lemonade." Highly recommended viewing for the whole family. 10/10