Might contain spoiler if I go over the top

Rating: 10/10 (29 May 2006)

I have to say I love Tim Burton's work, I can't say I hate one of them, my favourites are well all of them actually, not only that I'm so sad I haven't got a favourite I've noticed that a lot of the main or sub-main characters have been used more than once in his work.
Batman and Beetlejuice- Michael Keaton Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands- Wynona Ryder Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Sleepy Hollow, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Corpse Bride- Johnny Depp
But out of all of Burton's films, his greatest story has to be Edward Scissor hands, not because of the plot because we all know that Tim Burton's work can be abstract but because of the feeling the emotion and the actual meaning behind the story, of one an invention with a heart that will probably never stop ticking that is accepted as special until one by one every one who accepted him show that they have all the long expected him to be a problem. He is an outcast, only out casted because although he has a heart and a brain, he has never been taught the meanings and principles of the real world.
All the way through this film you feel for Edward as he learns to live in suburbia, one of Burton's most bold coloured set that I have ever seen, as he is accepted by the family and the neighbourhood until Beauty kills the beast, a sub story is that he falls for Winona Ryder but things happen and one thing that he doesn't need teaching is that a heart can be broken.
A creepily emotional story as you go through curious, cheerfulness, acceptance, anger and upsetting, a story that makes you wish that something could be done and even knowing the film is not real you still feel it is.