Alice in Wonderland

Tim Burton, plus Alice, plus 3D equals an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind movie experience. It will clean up.

Burton's most imaginative film in some time.

Wonderland is equal parts Lewis Carroll and Grace Slick. It’s inspired by Carroll’s "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass," but also, apparently, by Slick’s psychedelic ‘60s anthem, “White Rabbit.” It’s a trip, man.

It tends to get lost in its own delirium, which will enchant some and drive others bonkers.

Here's a riddle: What's Alice in Wonderland without wonder? It's a beloved character landing in the rubble of wrong-headed revisionism.

The first act is very nearly unbearable, leaden and doomy and generically plotted.

It might be time for Johnny Depp and Tim Burton to start thinking about seeing other people. Alice in Wonderland, their seventh film together, is so thoroughly soul-deadening and laborious that the prospect of an eighth collaboration feels like the sword of Damocles.

I love this movie I love that Johnny Depp plays the mad hatter it's so good and so fun

"Alice in Wonderland" (2010, 105-min, PG, D/Tim Burton) I watched the 3D version of this which added that extra visual oomph to this live-action fantasy. Mia W'ska stars as "Alice" in her first leading role, and I wasn't impressed. She had a really hard time apparently doing green-screen acting. Much of this film was cgi and obviously done in post-production so the live production would've mainly been acting with your imagination that there were make-believe characters in front of you, etc, and she just didn't pull that off well at all. But even during the live-action, non-cgi sequences she just came off as stilted/wooden, again, not impressive. I guess Tim Burton, a fine director, just couldn't direct her to success. Beyond that, the other principals pulled their weight and saved the film. One of the things I found amusing was how much this adaptation had in common with 1939's Wizard of Oz, esp Alice and Dorothy. Looks like writer Linda Woolverton took more "liberties" than normal with this. One final thing, cultural messaging was fairly muted till the end when she returns to her abandoned wedding and spouts a bunch of feminist ideology which is out of character for "Alice" as a young teen character, so the movie ends with a thud instead of charm.

Wasn't expecting much out of this movie. It surprised me and turned out to be a pretty decent movie.

Belirli yaş ve altına hitap ediyor, herkese değil. Ben keyif almadım, dolayısıyla tavsiye etmiyorum.

This movie is not nearly as good as when I was a kid who watched this but even then I noticed something was off and I couldn't forget why, watching this as an adult I figured it out too much CGI gunk all over the place and the story wasn't really all that exciting also this is supposed to feel like an adventure/fantasy world but it felt like it was covered in an air of Gothic feels that Tim Burton is known for that's great for Sweeney Todd but for not for wonderland I want bright color and light kind of feels and not something tone down for it to be taken serious, anyway the magic and nostalgia is gone for me.