Alice in Wonderland

One word: FUTTERWACKING 

rocia wrote:

I was a bit disappointed... Maybe just because I was a big fan of Alice books ever since I was a kid and I was expecting to much from it (It was Disney/family cinema in the end). However I enjoyed the film and had a good time ,but this film is not going to my favourites list.

Also as someone before me mentioned I have seen every Alice film there ever was ,and some are far better then Burton's work.

hehe don't tell me that i haven't seen it yet!!!!

I love the Alice in Wonderland /through the looking glass books. I have a beautiful hard cover copy with the original illustrations.

I've seen many different version of Alice over the years. I think the most horrible was one with Kate Beckingsale.

My favorite is a 1983 version that was put out by PBS, starring Richard Burton and his daughter. Nathan Lane is the doormouse. The movie has it's faults, however the singing is fantastic. I particularly like the songs done by whoever played Tweedledum and TweedleDee.

I do get very peeved about how a lot of the movies are mish-moshes of Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass. They are two separate books and I would really like to see someone do a version that is true to one book and not combine them.

ADJ wrote:

rocia wrote:

I was a bit disappointed... Maybe just because I was a big fan of Alice books ever since I was a kid and I was expecting to much from it (It was Disney/family cinema in the end). However I enjoyed the film and had a good time ,but this film is not going to my favourites list.

Also as someone before me mentioned I have seen every Alice film there ever was ,and some are far better then Burton's work.

hehe don't tell me that i haven't seen it yet!!!!

I love the Alice in Wonderland /through the looking glass books. I have a beautiful hard cover copy with the original illustrations.

I've seen many different version of Alice over the years. I think the most horrible was one with Kate Beckingsale.

My favorite is a 1983 version that was put out by PBS, starring Richard Burton and his daughter. Nathan Lane is the doormouse. The movie has it's faults, however the singing is fantastic. I particularly like the songs done by whoever played Tweedledum and TweedleDee.

I do get very peeved about how a lot of the movies are mish-moshes of Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass. They are two separate books and I would really like to see someone do a version that is true to one book and not combine them.

Kate Beckingsale... Indeed, I got it on dvd some years ago from my mom ,and I didn't know if I should laugh or cry while watching that version.

1983 Alice in Wonderland is my favourite too as well as this one version I've seen as a kid on tv but I can't figure out by who it was right now. I only remember Alice was played by a little, brown-haired girl.

As for the books ,I don't think we will ever get to see the story in a film the way the books portray it.

Ohh yeah!!..
Johnny Deep is AMAZING always absolutely..
As Alice in Wonderland..
I've seen yet but I bet it is very nice..

i' ve saw the movie. it's great

ADJ wrote:

rocia wrote:

ADJ wrote:

hehe don't tell me that i haven't seen it yet!!!!

I love the Alice in Wonderland /through the looking glass books. I have a beautiful hard cover copy with the original illustrations.

I've seen many different version of Alice over the years. I think the most horrible was one with Kate Beckingsale.

My favorite is a 1983 version that was put out by PBS, starring Richard Burton and his daughter. Nathan Lane is the doormouse. The movie has it's faults, however the singing is fantastic. I particularly like the songs done by whoever played Tweedledum and TweedleDee.

I do get very peeved about how a lot of the movies are mish-moshes of Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass. They are two separate books and I would really like to see someone do a version that is true to one book and not combine them.

Kate Beckingsale... Indeed, I got it on dvd some years ago from my mom ,and I didn't know if I should laugh or cry while watching that version.

1983 Alice in Wonderland is my favourite too as well as this one version I've seen as a kid on tv but I can't figure out by who it was right now. I only remember Alice was played by a little, brown-haired girl.

As for the books ,I don't think we will ever get to see the story in a film the way the books portray it.

Could it be on of these: http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/Alice_in … kid=438381

http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/Alice_in … kid=438381

hope the links work

Thank you. It's the second one ,although I remember seeing the first one too... It was a bit creepy .

Mmm... I need to get that on dvd and see how I will look at those films after years.

i've seen it
and it was AMAZING.i'm opssesed by that movie,already watched it more than 5 times
plus after the movie i couldn't stop saying : off with their heads xD

Last edited by helena03 (04-04-2010 12:21)

I love Johnny Depp .kiss

Someone has stolen three of my tarts....................

Alice in Wonderland is brilliant movie and I always enjoy when I watch it......

On that day I shall Futterwacken ...vigorously.

i saw it in 3D,, it was awsome i love the mad hatter and the cat

it hasnt released in India as yet!!!
wanna go REALLLLY bad!! *heart* tim burton ,johnny depp,helena carter  and alan rickman!!!