Edward Scissorhands And Frankenstein Comparative Analysis

The Original ‘Robocop’ film directed by Paul Verhoeven and Mary Shelley’s
‘Frankenstein’ both share a central idea in which the creation is ultimately
Responsible for the fall of their maker. Robocop seeks out revenge on its creator, the head of the company responsible for his creation, for his corruption while Frankenstein’s monster is responsible for the death of
Frankenstein in retribution for not being provided with a mate he desired.
The theme of the isolation and loneliness in regards to the creatures and their need to be loved is throughout Tim burton’s ‘Edward Scissorhands’ and
‘Frankenstein’ and this desire to find and be loved is perhaps a driving factor
Behind both of their actions in their texts.