电影剪刀手爱德华简介英文

Ⅰ 剪刀手爱德华的英文简介

Runtime:105 min
Country:USA
Language:English
Color:Color (DeLuxe)
Sound Mix:70 mm 6-Track (analog 70 mm prints) / CDS (digital 70 mm prints) / Dolby SR (35 mm prints)
Certification:Finland:K-11 (uncut) (2003) (DVD) / Finland:K-12 (cut) (1991) (video) / Finland:K-10 (cut) (1991) (theater release) / Portugal:M/12 / Iceland:12 / Italy:T / Spain:T / Argentina:13 / Australia:PG / Canada:PG / Chile:14 / France:U / Germany:6 / Israel:PG / Netherlands:MG6 / New Zealand:PG / Norway:10 (cut) / Singapore:PG / Sweden:11 / UK:PG (cut) / USA:PG-13
内容介绍如下：
Once upon a time in a castle high on a hill lived an inventor whose greatest creation was named Edward.Although Edward had an irresistible charm,he wasn t quite perfect.The inventor s sudden death left him unfinished,with sharp shears of metal for hands.Edward lived alone in the darkness until one day a kind Avon lady took him home to live with her family.And so began Edward s fantastical adventures in a pastel paradise known as Suburbia.

Ⅱ 《剪刀手爱德华》三分钟英语演讲~~

Edward Scissorhands
Plot
The film opens with an elderly woman reciting a story of a man named Edward (Johnny Depp), the creation of an inventor (Vincent Price), who unfortunately died before he could give Edward hands. Later scenes show that this inventor had been inspired to make an artificial man by the anthropomorphic appearance of his other inventions. He had raised Edward as his son and tutored him in various subjects, but died of a cardiac arrest while in the act of offering a pair of hands to Edward.

In a flashback immediately following the opening, local Avon saleswoman Peg Boggs (Wiest) fails to make any profits in her neighborhood. Driven by a whim, she visits a pseudo-medieval mansion on a hill. Once inside, she finds Edward, a friendless, pallid youth having scissors in place of hands. She decides to take him home and adopts him into her family. Thus, Edward is forced to adjust to new surroundings. He quickly befriends Peg's son, Kevin (Robert Oliveri) and after an initial misstep, her daughter Kim (Winona Ryder).

Peg's conformist neighbors, while initially curious of her visitor, become thrilled at Ed's masterful skills at hedge clipping and haircutting. However, two of the townspeople — a religious fanatic named Esmeralda (O-Lan Jones) and Kim's thuggish boyfriend Jim (Anthony Michael Hall) — dislike him immediately. The resident town slattern, Joyce (Kathy Baker) suggests that Edward opens a haircutting salon with her, as a ruse to pull him aside from the others. While examining a proposed site, she attempts to sece him — confusing Edward, who escapes the room in a state of panic. Edward attempts to bring up the subject of her actions while the family is having dinner, but no one reacts to the news.

Wanting money for a van, Jim takes advantage of Edward's ability to pick locks and breaks into his own home. The burglar alarm sounds, and all but Edward escape, over Kim's furious protest. Edward is arrested, but is scheled to be released when a psychological examination reveals that his isolation had allowed him to live without a traditional sense of ethics. The arresting officer, Allen, befriends the timid Edward, sensing his intrinsic goodness.

Shortly thereafter, Peg's husband Bill (Alan Arkin) tests Edward's moral code and asks Edward about what to do if he finds a briefcase full of money. Edward, not thinking about whence the money came or realizing it might have an owner, selflessly declares that he would give all the money to his loved ones. Bill tells Edward that this is not morally right, but Kim defends Edward, saying it is the kindest choice. Humiliated at the earlier rejection, Joyce tries to claim that Edward tried to rape her. Many of the neighbors begin to gossip and slowly turn against Edward. During Christmas, Edward is therefore ostracized and disliked by almost everyone around him except his hosts, thus making him an outcast.

While the family is preparing for Christmas decorations, Edward is carving an ice sculpture from a block of ice. The ice shavings create effect of precipitating snow, under which Kim dances. Jim, passing by, catches Kim's attention, whereupon Edward, unaware of her presence, turns around and accidentally cuts Kim's hand. Jim assumes that Edward deliberately harmed her, and uses this as a pretext to attack Edward in a jealous rage. The situation worsens when Kevin is almost run over by Jim's drunken friend, who is driving their van. Edward, seeing Kevin in danger, pushes him out of it, mistakenly cutting his face. In the confusion, the neighbors (including some of Kim's family) misunderstand the situation, thinking Edward attacked Kevin. They form an angry mob and pursue him to his creator's hill-top mansion (a reference to the climax of Frankenstein). Officer Allen, out of concern for Edward, attempts to turn back the mob by giving them the impression that Edward is dead, but the neighbors do not believe this and are outraged that Officer Allen let him go. They continue to the mansion, presumably to kill Edward themselves in order to bring justice to their own hands or to see if Officer Allen really did kill Edward.

Kim, who also refuses to believe that Edward's dead, hastens to enter the mansion. There, she reunites with Edward. Jim follows them and attacks both, one after the other. During the fight, Edward refuses to retaliate until he sees Kim in danger. Connecting his previous experiences in his mind, Edward uses his sharp fingers to kill Jim, who falls out of a window. Recovering, Kim kisses Edward on the mouth, whispering that she loves him, and goes out to meet the mob, who have assembled near Jim's corpse. Kim seizes a scissored implement from the nearby machines and presents it as proof that Edward and Jim have killed each other. All the neighbors (presumably either relieved, a little depressed that they didn't get to kill Edward, or guilty that they tried to kill him) then return home.

The elderly woman from the beginning of the movie reappears, telling her granddaughter the story. When the granddaughter asks her of Edward's fate, she says she believes that Edward is still alive in the castle. She supports her assertion with the statement that before Edward came, snow never fell on the valley, but has come ever since his departure. The old lady attributes the snow to Edward and remarks that she still dances in it, revealing that she is a significantly older Kim. The granddaughter questions Kim as to why she did not return to visit Edward, and receives the reply that she (Kim) wants Edward to remember her the way she was. Viewers then see Edward, apparently unchanged, creating an ice sculpture in chilled chambers of his mansion. He is surrounded by other ice-sculptures that he has created, including one of a girl dancing. As Edward works, the flurry of ice shavings is thrown, presumably by Edward himself, onto the valley and onto the town below.

Ⅲ 剪刀手爱德华 主要讲的什么啊

一座古堡中住着一位发明家，制造出了各种东西，最后还造出了一个机器人，并给他起名叫爱德华（约翰尼·德普饰）。

发明家对这件作品倾注了全部的心血，他甚至教授爱德华人类的礼仪和诗歌，何时微笑何时沉默。然而，没有等到机器人最后完成，发明家就去世了，留下已有人类心智却残留着一双剪刀手的爱德华独自在古堡生活。

不知过了多少岁月，一位推销化妆品的中年女子佩格（黛安娜·维斯特饰）误闯城堡，发现了形容古怪的爱德华。好心的佩格没有被爱德华惨白的肤色和张牙舞爪的剪刀手吓倒，而是怜其孤独，把他带回了自己的家。

佩格住在一个色调明丽的小社区里，女邻居们都喜欢调情、窥探、以及搬弄是非。爱德华的出现，给她们百无聊赖的生活增添了新鲜的刺激，所以大家都对他表现出了极大的友好甚至亲昵。

(3)电影剪刀手爱德华简介英文扩展阅读：

角色介绍

1、爱德华

由住在古堡里的发明家所创造出的半成品机器人。很久以后，一位推销化妆品的女子佩格闯误城堡，并将爱德华带回家中。爱德华很快就以灵巧异常的剪刀手和温和的性格得到了人们的欢迎，也博得了女孩金的爱情。

2、金

佩格的女儿，一个美丽的少女，有着甜美的笑容和一头黄蓬松的长发，还有阳光少女的青春活力。在刚开始见到爱德华的时候多表现的是厌恶，但在于爱德华慢慢的相处中被他的善良真诚打动，渐渐喜欢上了这个单纯的小伙。

3、杰姆

金的前男友，对爱德华的态度从瞧不起到恨。他有个有钱的老爸，但是极其吝啬，所有玩乐的电器都锁着不让他用，还不给他买车，这点让他一直耿耿于怀。一次偶然的机会，他看到爱德华能用剪刀尖轻松打开门。