Edward Scissorhands (DVD)
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Edward Scissorhands opens with an old woman (Winona Ryder) sitting by a fireplace on a snowy night, attempting to coax her grand-daughter to sleep on a cold, blizzardy night. Refusing to go to sleep until Grandma explains to her exactly why it snows, she sets in, and commences her reminiscences.
Peg Boggs (Dianne Wiest) is an Avon lady in Anytown, USA, a cul de sac of a suburb, in which the houses are identical but for their pastel colouration. Overlooking the town is a menacing castle at the top of its own mountain, and Peg, proving to be unsuccessful in town, braves this forbidding façade, and heads up the steep drive where she finds someone in dire need of facial care products, Edward (Johnny Depp). Edward is all alone in the castle, but that's the least of his problems – the biggie is that instead of hands, he sports a collection of knives, scissors and other implements, and a punk hairdo and leather outfit to boot. In a series of flashbacks, we learn that the owner of the castle, an inventor (Vincent Price), created Edward, but unfortunately, before Edward was finished, 'he didn't wake up'.
Undeterred by this bizarre vision, Peg takes Edward home to live with her family. Immediately Edward causes a stir with the locals, who adore this oddity. As an added bonus, not only do Edward's skills with his unusual hardware allow him to turn the neighbourhood shrubbery into a living art gallery, but he also gives a mean haircut. Among Edward's biggest fans is terminally horny neighbour Joyce (Kathy Baker), but despite her best efforts Edward is smitten with Kim (Winona Ryder). And here's the problem: Kim has a boyfriend, the mean-spirited Jim (Anthony Michael Hall), whose evil machinations see Edward go from the toast of the town to public enemy #1.
EXTRA FEATURES
Audio Commentary - Tim Burton (Director)
Audio Commentary - Danny Elfman (Composer)
Featurette
Soundbites
Trailers and TV Spots
- Trailer 1
- Trailer 2
- Spanish TV Spot - Amuse You
- Spanish TV Spot - Amuse You
- Spanish TV Spot - Romance
Concept Art
Special Thanks
Edward Scissorhands (DVD)
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$9.99
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🔴 Condition - Like New 🔴
Edward Scissorhands opens with an old woman (Winona Ryder) sitting by a fireplace on a snowy night, attempting to coax her grand-daughter to sleep on a cold, blizzardy night. Refusing to go to sleep until Grandma explains to her exactly why it snows, she sets in, and commences her reminiscences.
Peg Boggs (Dianne Wiest) is an Avon lady in Anytown, USA, a cul de sac of a suburb, in which the houses are identical but for their pastel colouration. Overlooking the town is a menacing castle at the top of its own mountain, and Peg, proving to be unsuccessful in town, braves this forbidding façade, and heads up the steep drive where she finds someone in dire need of facial care products, Edward (Johnny Depp). Edward is all alone in the castle, but that's the least of his problems – the biggie is that instead of hands, he sports a collection of knives, scissors and other implements, and a punk hairdo and leather outfit to boot. In a series of flashbacks, we learn that the owner of the castle, an inventor (Vincent Price), created Edward, but unfortunately, before Edward was finished, 'he didn't wake up'.
Undeterred by this bizarre vision, Peg takes Edward home to live with her family. Immediately Edward causes a stir with the locals, who adore this oddity. As an added bonus, not only do Edward's skills with his unusual hardware allow him to turn the neighbourhood shrubbery into a living art gallery, but he also gives a mean haircut. Among Edward's biggest fans is terminally horny neighbour Joyce (Kathy Baker), but despite her best efforts Edward is smitten with Kim (Winona Ryder). And here's the problem: Kim has a boyfriend, the mean-spirited Jim (Anthony Michael Hall), whose evil machinations see Edward go from the toast of the town to public enemy #1.
EXTRA FEATURES
Audio Commentary - Tim Burton (Director)
Audio Commentary - Danny Elfman (Composer)
Featurette
Soundbites
Trailers and TV Spots
- Trailer 1
- Trailer 2
- Spanish TV Spot - Amuse You
- Spanish TV Spot - Amuse You
- Spanish TV Spot - Romance
Concept Art
Special Thanks