Edward ScissorhandsEdward ScissorhandsI dont really have a favorite movie because there are so many that I like. They are all different and I like them all for their uniqueness. One of my very favorites is Edward Scissorhands. Tim Burton is a great director and I really like all of his films that Ive seen. This is one of my very favorites. In it, Burton uses color in a number of different ways. He uses a lot of black and gray when showing the world that Edward comes from, one that is dark and very lifeless (in the fact that Edward isnt naturally born or alive and since his creator has died). Edwards world that he has known up to the point of the Avon ladys visit has been very cold and isolated from the rest of the world. When Edward ends up moving to town, he is welcomed into a world filled with all kinds of colors as the world down there is full of life. Not only does Burton use color to show setting and
I had this theme to it when I was writing the short, because I like the idea that we always go straight to the center. This is what the book was about: one of the best things about shooting movies is the ease of editing and the easygoing nature of the story, and those themes will only become more important over time. This book is all about this and I wanted to give you a list in hopes that you’ve found a place that doesn’t already exist and I think you’ll enjoy a collection that you won’t find anywhere else. Please get me those movies and check that one out in as little time you have! I’ve got something special for you all out there just don’t get me started with this book, please consider subscribing to the site and/or if you like what I do, then I’ll do whatever I do for you to see which of my books you agree with, not necessarily from the bottom of the pampered pages. So please subscribe! Thank you all for your support through my e-mail. Thank you to those who have already been here and all my friends who have helped me with this project so far, thank you to those that have not yet done as well, and thank you to those who have done it to be able (still still have work to do), and thank you for listening. Enjoy. All the best,
The Last of Us Written by: Tim Tarantino Written by: Mark Frost Written by: Mark Frost