Thesis Statement Of Tim Burton - 818 Words

I. Introduction a. Summary of Film – Avon girl was looking for people to give makeovers. While having no luck she seen this castle like house at the top of the mountain. She became curious and before you know it she was wondering mysteriously through the greatly sized home. She came across Edward, took him to live with her. Things went great with Edward there, everyone was happy. He even fell in love with Avon girl’s daughter Kim. Until his venerability makes everything go downhill. He made various unwanted mistakes and that led to the disliking of him. He Became unwanted there and very much mistaken for. Kim thinks different though, while she felt feelings for him, as well as he did her. b. Thesis Statement – Tim Burton the director†¦show more content†¦Evidence – IV. Tim Burton, in Edward Scissorhands uses long shots to show isolation and accountability, when he is seen for the first time and when the police were after him. V. b. Explanation – The long shots are used when Edward shows himself for the first time and when he was running from the cops toward the end of the movie. While everything keeps going wrong for Edward every character turns against him except for Kim because shes the one that witnessed all his doings and she knew that he wasn’t meaning to do any harm and throughout the movie she slowly fell in love with him. a. Evidence – when Edward was in front of Kim and Avon girls house carving an ice sculpture, Edward accidentally hurt Kim’s hand. b. Explanation – when Edward was in front of Kim and Avon girls house carving an ice sculpture Kim came outside. She was standing under the sculpture because it was like it was snowing. Then Jim shows up drunk, then he yells at Kim. Edward didn’t know that Kim was under the sculpture. So, when Jim yelled it startled Edward and he jumped and yanked his hand and accidentally cut Kim’s hand. High key lighting was used to show the audience that it was an accident, but Jim thought it was on purpose because he was drunk. Then Jim told someone and the cops got called and then everyone thought he was a bad person. VI. Body Paragraph 3: Topic Sentence – The ways that Burton got Edward and Kim to fall in love. a. Evidence – At the beginning, Tim Burton has Edward fall in loveShow MoreRelatedCritical Writing Review Of Hamlet1260 Words   |  6 Pagesopposing views. Berardinelli has written a piece that includes only his opinion with no critical reasoning or specific evidence. Berardinelli gives background information on Hamlet itself when talking about how â€Å"legendary actors John Gielgud, Richard Burton, and Laurence Olivier have taken the lead role† (Berardinelli). He also gives background to Branagh’s connection with Hamlet and how it â€Å"has been something of a private obsession for Kenneth Branagh since the age of eleven† (Berardinelli). He thenRead MoreCase Studies: Sas Airline Ryanair80169 Words   |  321 PagesEuropean airline industry over the last twenty years? Case studies: SAS Airline Ryanair Master Thesis in Entrepreneurship and Dynamic Business Contexts Spring 2007 Supervisor: Hà ¥kan Bohman Entrepreneurship Master Program Authors:
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