Ed Wood
Comedy • 1994 • 2 hr 7 min
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A wonderful tribute to Hollywood's most notorious "bad" filmmaker. Handled with love & care to create a magical & moving experience.
One of the best movies about the Golden Age of Hollywood
Lovely tribute to a memorable filmmaker. Depp is great and so is the cast.
A very stylish biopic about an aspiring filmmaker who has heart, drive and determination but doesn’t know his own limitations, bittersweet
A bio pic about an amazing man. Loved to make movies but wasn’t worried about the artistry. Fascinating and Depp is Wood here. Recommended!
It's been many years since I watched it but since I still remember scenes and I remember that I liked it, after so.much time, it's worth
Ed Wood is a realistic portrayal of one of the most eccentric movie producers in Hollywood history.
By far, simultaneously the best Burton and Depp film, respectively. A movie that both harkens back to its intended era, but feels timeless
Not typical Burton, but that's actually what makes it so great. It both honors and parodies Ed Wood and "so bad it's good" cinema.
one of my favorite biopics, this movie is one of the most underrated films ever.
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