What are some tone adjectives that describe the intended effect in Tim Burton's movies Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Edward Scissorhands?

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anonymous · Answer

Here is a list of adjetives... If you ever saw the movie you can identify the adjetives in your opinion... but in my opinion the adjetives could be...adventurous.admirable,classic,conventional,delightful and descent

anonymous · Answer

Firstly "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" was written by Roald Dahl. Secondly if you really wanted to figure out the over all tone, you would watch both after reading the book. Thirdly "Edward Scissorhands" was just one of many many of his movies. The latest of which being one that was a pet project of his for years "Frankenweenie" this however enters the genre of claymation. The over all tone of his creations is a "Gothic" centered masterpiece. My favorite of his movies being "Alice in Wonderland". But that is more personal opinion than anything. If you are looking to get stereotypical goth it's a good start. But honestly the genre is what you make of it -shrugs- We're all mad here.