Top 10 movies of Johnny Depp
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Number 10, Corpse Bride, 2005
Tim Burton's stop-motion fantasy adventure Corpse Bride is often cited as one of the best uses of animation to date. Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter star alongside each other as Victor and Emily, When Victor is practising his wedding vows in the woods, he accidentally gets married to a skeleton-like creature called Emily who whisks him off to the land of the dead.
Number 9, Alice In Wonderland, 2010
19 years old Alice follows a rabbit in a blue coat to a magical wonderland from her dreams where she is reunited with her friends who make her realise her true destiny.
Number 8, Blow, 2001
Blow tells the unbelievable story of George Jung, a high school football star who became involved with the cartel and quickly became the world's number one importer of cocaine. Having grown up amidst extreme poverty, George Jung becomes a cocaine peddler to earn money. While this makes him rich, he meets obstacles that threaten his fall from power.
Number 7, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street, 2007
Benjamin vows to seek revenge from the judge who framed him for a crime he did not commit. In order to do so, he reopens his barbershop and begins murdering his customers with a razor.
Number 6, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, 1993
What's Eating Gilbert Grape is a classic American drama adapted from Peter Hedges' 1991 novel of the same name. Gilbert is caught between his love for Becky and his responsibilities towards Arnie, his brother who has an intellectual disability, and Bonnie, his morbidly-obese mother.
Number 5, Sleepy Hollow, 1999
Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow is based on the classic tale The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving, and follows Ichabod Crane, a police detective who is sent to the town of Sleepy Hollow to investigate a series of suspicious murders.
Number 4, Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End, 2007
Captain Jack Sparrow is undeniably Johnny Depp's most iconic and recognizable role to date, and although At World's End isn't the most beloved of the entire franchise, it's still a hugely entertaining experience that perfectly captures the spirit of Pirates of the Caribbean. As the East India Company gains untold power and persecutes pirates en masse, Will, Elizabeth and Captain Barbossa decide to bring Jack Sparrow back from the dead for one final battle.
Number 3, Edward Scissorhands, 1990
Edward is a synthetic man with scissor hands and is taken in by Peg, a kindly Avon lady, after the passing of his inventor. Things take a turn for the worse when he is blamed for a crime he did not commit. As far as gothic fantasy films go, it'd be difficult to find one more heartfelt and compassionate than Edward Scissorhands.
Number 2, Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, 2006
Captain Jack Sparrow seeks the heart of Davy Jones, a mythical pirate, in order to avoid being enslaved to him. However, others, including his friends Will and Elizabeth, want it for their own gain.
Tim Burton's stop-motion fantasy adventure Corpse Bride is often cited as one of the best uses of animation to date. Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter star alongside each other as Victor and Emily, When Victor is practising his wedding vows in the woods, he accidentally gets married to a skeleton-like creature called Emily who whisks him off to the land of the dead.
Number 9, Alice In Wonderland, 2010
19 years old Alice follows a rabbit in a blue coat to a magical wonderland from her dreams where she is reunited with her friends who make her realise her true destiny.
Number 8, Blow, 2001
Blow tells the unbelievable story of George Jung, a high school football star who became involved with the cartel and quickly became the world's number one importer of cocaine. Having grown up amidst extreme poverty, George Jung becomes a cocaine peddler to earn money. While this makes him rich, he meets obstacles that threaten his fall from power.
Number 7, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street, 2007
Benjamin vows to seek revenge from the judge who framed him for a crime he did not commit. In order to do so, he reopens his barbershop and begins murdering his customers with a razor.
Number 6, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, 1993
What's Eating Gilbert Grape is a classic American drama adapted from Peter Hedges' 1991 novel of the same name. Gilbert is caught between his love for Becky and his responsibilities towards Arnie, his brother who has an intellectual disability, and Bonnie, his morbidly-obese mother.
Number 5, Sleepy Hollow, 1999
Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow is based on the classic tale The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving, and follows Ichabod Crane, a police detective who is sent to the town of Sleepy Hollow to investigate a series of suspicious murders.
Number 4, Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End, 2007
Captain Jack Sparrow is undeniably Johnny Depp's most iconic and recognizable role to date, and although At World's End isn't the most beloved of the entire franchise, it's still a hugely entertaining experience that perfectly captures the spirit of Pirates of the Caribbean. As the East India Company gains untold power and persecutes pirates en masse, Will, Elizabeth and Captain Barbossa decide to bring Jack Sparrow back from the dead for one final battle.
Number 3, Edward Scissorhands, 1990
Edward is a synthetic man with scissor hands and is taken in by Peg, a kindly Avon lady, after the passing of his inventor. Things take a turn for the worse when he is blamed for a crime he did not commit. As far as gothic fantasy films go, it'd be difficult to find one more heartfelt and compassionate than Edward Scissorhands.
Number 2, Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, 2006
Captain Jack Sparrow seeks the heart of Davy Jones, a mythical pirate, in order to avoid being enslaved to him. However, others, including his friends Will and Elizabeth, want it for their own gain.