Alice in Wonderland Collection

Mia Wasikowska

Johnny Depp

Anne Hathaway

Helena Bonham Carter

Crispin Glover

Matt Lucas

Alan Rickman

Stephen Fry

Michael Sheen

Timothy Spall

Christopher Lee

Paul Whitehouse

Barbara Windsor

Michael Gough

Imelda Staunton

Marton Csokas

Lindsay Duncan

Geraldine James

Tim Pigott-Smith

Leo Bill

Frances de la Tour

Eleanor Tomlinson

Eleanor Gecks

Jemma Powell

John Hopkins

Jim Carter

Frank Welker

Rebecca Crookshank

Harry Taylor

Chris Grabher

Rachel Adams

Cortney Palm

Holly Hawkins

Lucy Davenport

Joel Swetow

Jessica Oyelowo

Ethan Cohn

Richard Alonzo

Simone Sault

Caroline Royce

Bonnie Parker

Simon Elvin

Amy Bailey

John Surman

Colleen Atwood

Tim Burton

Chris Lebenzon

Linda Woolverton

Katterli Frauenfelder

Peter M. Tobyansen

Joe Roth

Suzanne Todd

Jennifer Todd

Richard D. Zanuck

Mary Richards

Danny Elfman

Dariusz Wolski

Frank Torres

Richard Epper

Adam Hart

Eunice Huthart

Jesse V. Johnson

Heather Philips

Vladimir Kubr

Stacey Carino

Ilram Choi

Theo Kypri

Jasi Cotton Lanier

Ernie Reyes Jr.

Steve Upton

Paul Anthony Scott

Alex Chansky

Alicia Vela-Bailey

Tania L. Pearson

Scott Armstrong

Randall Archer

Michael Leung

Michael Schlingmann

Adam Holmes

Ben Grossmann

Brenda Donoho

Craig Barron

Robert E. Evans

Harald Kraut

Joel Foster

Seth Engstrom

Lewis Carroll

Ian Blum

Craig Kuehne

Wayne Dalglish

Robert Stromberg

Rick Newsome

Michael Hansen

Ken Ralston

Karen O'Hara

Sean Phillips

Carey Villegas

David Schaub

Robert Edwards

Michele Tandy

Derek Frey

Tom C. Peitzman

Lisa Curtis Saunders

Garrett Warren

Andrew L. Jones

Brandon Lambdin

Tommy Harper

Stefan Dechant

Scott Herbertson

Kasra Farahani

Mike Stassi

Todd Cherniawsky

Christina Ann Wilson

Mark Weissenfluh

Valli O'Reilly

James Goldman

Tonyia Verna

Paul Gooch

P. Scott Sakamoto

Christopher J. Garcia

Martin Schaer

Thomas Giordano

Donna O'Neal

Trevor Loomis

William B. Kaplan

Christine L. Cantella

Terry Baliel

Joel Harlow

Debra Coleman

Patty York

Karen Asano-Myers

Andrea Carter

Elizabeth Keenan

Cacey Kirshner

Leslie Devlin

Luca Kouimelis

JC Bond

Family

Fantasy

Adventure

Alice in Wonderland

Walt Disney Pictures

Roth Films

Team Todd

Tim Burton Productions

The Zanuck Company

United States of America

I loved the movie. Of course it's a Tim Burton film and Johnny Depp is in the movie so it's already a given. Story wise, I like it that it's different from the usual Alice in Wonderland stories. I hope they Tim Burton will make the original movie though. The montage in the movie looks nice when they did the flashback. I love the colors. Anne Hathaway is great. I felt like watching a real life Disney princess. Of course Helena Bonham Carter is magnificent. With her big head that looks really natural, it adds to her funny character. And then there's Alan Rickman. Although he's just a voice of the caterpillar, once you hear his voice, you'll know it's him and it's a great comfort.


My grade for this movie??? A. Wonderful story. Great cast. A movie that is pleasing to the eyes. I strongly recommend this to children, adults, and anyone in between. A great family movie.

_TL:DR    
A modern sequel to a classic. Feels like it has a few narrative issues, but it wasn't enough for me to really dislike it. (It gets a 6/10 on the Dragon-Scale, because the Jabberwocky has an amazing design and it's walking looks so off-putting.)_

Alice... who hasn't heard of or watched it at some point? This is a sequel to the original, Alice is now 19 when she returns to Wonderland. Which... she has no obvious memories of, which, for an adventure with the scope she undertook when she was younger, I find a little hard to believe. 

She never acknowledges having any memories of Wonderland until the end of the movie. Which again, strikes me as odd, because even if she would write off her earlier adventure as a dream, you'd still acknowledge having seen it all before, right? Perhaps I'm just overthinking this, but even subconsciously you'd recognize some of the things you see... right?

In any case, Wonderland has gotten a lot darker and has gotten a healthy CGI coating. Which, might not seem super today, but I think it gives everything a very 'this is not reality' vibe. Which works in Underland's favor in my opinion, it's chaotic, lacking in conventional logic and absolutely infused with magic. And it's bizarre denizens all immediately pop out at you, with many strange shapes, weird behavioral tics and tend to defy the laws of physics.

The story is a coming of age story, which is immediately set up in the beginning as Alice is forced into a marriage with someone she barely knows. Something not uncommon for the time it is set in. And during the movie she figures out who she is, someone who'll do things her own way, prophecies and expectations be damned. Despite not being the easiest way, everything still falls into place eventually and the prophecy fulfills itself.

When she comes back to her reality, she turns down her chosen fiancé, gives everyone she's encountered at her engagement party some snappy one-liners, which, they all seem to take in stride. She then takes up her father's passion to establish brave new trade-routes all the way to China. Which, perhaps feels a little _too_ easy. (Considering everyone was calling her father insane for his plans, which she promptly takes a step further.) But then again, this is a story with talking rabbits, a hookah smoking caterpillar and playing card knights, so perhaps I shouldn't take it so seriously.

All in all, a fun watch with a satisfying payoff in the end!

Andre Gonzales

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