Tom Cruise, Jim Carrey and Robert Downey Jr. were all considered for the role of Edward Scissorhands.
Can you imagine!!!! So bad.
Can you imagine!!!! So bad.
Eden Flicks Discussion: Edward Scissorhands Tuesday, Dec. 6 @ 8:00
12/06/2011
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'get the tree up'
Originally posted by
Jul!a
After two weeks of my husband and I not being free at the same time, our good friend volunteered to help since they knew how much I wanted to get the tree up.
is that code for 'get his tree up?'
in your newfound spare time, together?
12/06/2011
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss.
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss.
12/06/2011
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I had a small NKOTB obsession
Originally posted by
wrmbreze
Love the Coreys..They were all over my wall as a teen. Along with the Deppster.
12/06/2011
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i know.. where were the men? thats what i wanted to know. all these single housewives just hanging out, no men. they were bloodthirsty when they saw edward!
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
12/06/2011
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hahaha. I love the montage kind of him being conformed. The topiary, hair, its so ridiculous.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
12/06/2011
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I had one of those too!
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
I had a small NKOTB obsession
12/06/2011
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Tom Cruise would have been an epic disaster. Jim Carrey too. RDJ would have been tolerable.
Originally posted by
Starkiller87
Tom Cruise, Jim Carrey and Robert Downey Jr. were all considered for the role of Edward Scissorhands.
Can you imagine!!!! So bad.
Can you imagine!!!! So bad.
12/06/2011
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HA! I definitely made note of 1 and 2... but 3 never crossed my mind! Guess my mind isn't quite as dirty as I thought LOL
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
12/06/2011
I love wino btw. Shes so adorable even now, even if shes a crazy shop lifter.
12/06/2011
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She was cool in Star Trek.
Originally posted by
Starkiller87
I love wino btw. Shes so adorable even now, even if shes a crazy shop lifter.
12/06/2011
The lavender makeup is my favorite
12/06/2011
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Yeah, tiny role. Was nice even if she did die in it. Poor spocks mom.
Originally posted by
wrmbreze
She was cool in Star Trek.
12/06/2011
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Glad to see her doing stuff again.
Originally posted by
Starkiller87
Yeah, tiny role. Was nice even if she did die in it. Poor spocks mom.
12/06/2011
Hey, I'm sneaking on during class
12/06/2011
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Shes in the dilemma which just came out on dvd. It was kinda funny mostly because its vince vaughn who is so money he doesnt even know it baby. hahahah
Originally posted by
wrmbreze
Glad to see her doing stuff again.
12/06/2011
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naughty
Originally posted by
Illusional
Hey, I'm sneaking on during class
12/06/2011
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Very naughty!
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
naughty
12/06/2011
This movie was nominated for an Oscar for make up but didnt win. But a lady did the effects makeup for this movie. Her name is Ve Neill. I hear shes super nice.
12/06/2011
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oh U better not be!
Originally posted by
Illusional
Hey, I'm sneaking on during class
12/06/2011
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Buuut, you are happy to see me.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
naughty
12/06/2011
I point out that shes a lady because its no really that common in my industry, especially to be in charge of a huge project like this. Then to be nominated for an oscar, its outstanding. Its very inspirational to me.
12/06/2011
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Always, darling
Originally posted by
Illusional
Buuut, you are happy to see me.
12/06/2011
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Lmao, in this case I was talking about the Christmas tree. I sent my husband pictures as we were getting stuff up and put together.
Originally posted by
aliceinthehole
'get the tree up'
is that code for 'get his tree up?'
in your newfound spare time, together?
is that code for 'get his tree up?'
in your newfound spare time, together?
12/06/2011
So did anyone else pick up on any themes you'd like to discuss? Other observations? Thoughts?
There's a veritable gold mine of allegory in this movie.
There's a veritable gold mine of allegory in this movie.
12/06/2011
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Theres a lot of peer pressure in this movie!
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
So did anyone else pick up on any themes you'd like to discuss? Other observations? Thoughts?
There's a veritable gold mine of allegory in this movie.
There's a veritable gold mine of allegory in this movie.
12/06/2011
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Yes, yes, and yes.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular ... more
Okay, so I totally should have written down my drunken observations of the movie, but some things I noticed:
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
1) The suburbanites mediocre similarity.
2) How eager they are to conform Edward to their society. Putting him in regular clothes, etc.
3) I remember thinking, at one point, "These vanilla women probably wouldn't be able to handle all the leather and hardware under that suit."
Discuss. less
I think that a few of them really would have loved to do things more "his way" than "their way" but the taboo of it made them scared and to go into "riot mode." It's a natural reaction to fear that which you do not understand.
12/06/2011
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If you are talking about Captain Jack Harkness then I agree!
Originally posted by
wrmbreze
I prefer the other Captain Jack
12/06/2011
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Same times 10
Originally posted by
seaofneptune
If you are talking about Captain Jack Harkness then I agree!
12/06/2011
Forget about holding her hand, man. Think about the damage he could do to other places.
12/06/2011