Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland

[Purplemysterystar]

Alice In Wonderland the original is kinda scary to with all those weird things happening to her.

[TBs_Creation]

Heres Alice..
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[PrincessTiffani]

Johnny Depp is such a great actor! Like he is just soo good, like if I wasn't a fan of Depp, I wouldn'e be able to tell that Sparrow, Sweeney, and Wonka are played by him! He really is great, and its not a bad thing I cannot tell its him, thats how much he gets into the character! I mean you can measure out the voice of Sweeney Todd, and Jack Sparrow, and they're the same, cause they're both him, but he totally changes his voice as Willy Wonka! Now that I KNOW who is is and everything, I can right at the top just say "Hey its Johnny Depp!" And Burtons movies are amazing, Im glad he casted Depp .
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I think he should sing more, Johnny can sing real good.
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Is Helena in it? I dont think so cause I saw some of these pics and she was pregnant.... like Bella! (sorry had to throw that in =P)
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Im glad he didn'g cast Johanna as Alice........ OH! Alice like in Twilight! (had to add that in too)..... cause the girl who played Johanna wasn't very good, I mean, she barely had any roles, but she could not sing very well 0_0 and he casted Depp, and possibly Helena, so then it'd be tomany people from 1 movie.

[DuckSwimmer]

Wow! LOL. The mad hatter dude looks scary.

[autoalice]

The Alice in Wonderland books are much darker than the Disney movie ever made them to be. A lot of purists actually do not like the Disney version as it is very far from the book and took a lot of creative liberties-the least of which was smooshing both books into the one movie. I've read the original books more times than I can count and seen so many versions made in movie/TV form. I have books that talk about the writing of the book and biographies and the like. (I guess I am a little obsessed LOL) I am really looking forward to this new adaption as it's not going to "dumb it down" for today's more "delicate sensibilities". We really do coddle our children far more than in the past. If you look at some of the original artwork, both by Lewis Carroll himself and the more famous Sir John Tenniel we're more used to seeing it looks more like they are going for that look. The original artwork is far from being "cute".
Sorry, getting a little rambly. I have been in love with Alice since before I can remember

[Jacques]

Originally Posted by autoalice

The Alice in Wonderland books are much darker than the Disney movie ever made them to be. A lot of purists actually do not like the Disney version as it is very far from the book and took a lot of creative liberties-the least of which was smooshing both books into the one movie. I've read the original books more times than I can count and seen so many versions made in movie/TV form. I have books that talk about the writing of the book and biographies and the like. (I guess I am a little obsessed LOL) I am really looking forward to this new adaption as it's not going to "dumb it down" for today's more "delicate sensibilities". We really do coddle our children far more than in the past. If you look at some of the original artwork, both by Lewis Carroll himself and the more famous Sir John Tenniel we're more used to seeing it looks more like they are going for that look. The original artwork is far from being "cute".
Sorry, getting a little rambly. I have been in love with Alice since before I can remember

I am one of those purists you mention. I've never really liked the Disney "Alice". I don't feel the story falls in with the Disney princess theme. It's not a story that makes for a cute movie.

My hope is that The Walrus and The Carpenter are in Burton's film. Love their story!

[autoalice]

Originally Posted by Jacques

I am one of those purists you mention. I've never really liked the Disney "Alice". I don't feel the story falls in with the Disney princess theme. It's not a story that makes for a cute movie.

My hope is that The Walrus and The Carpenter are in Burton's film. Love their story!

My biggest reason for loving the Disney version is it was the first version I ever was exposed to as a really young child. I then went looking for the original story after that, which later turned to looking for all the biographies and such later in life still. It doesn't fit with the princess theme at all, I agree. But it does mean that you get merchandise here and there of interest because of it. The Walrus and the Carpenter is most definitely a wonderful story! It would be nice to see it included.

[iamamoodygirl]

Woah, that picture scared me at first xD
I can't wait for the movie to come out!

[GoofyGal1213]

I never saw the orginal Alice and Wonderland,but i never though it looked scary until now. Do you know when it is going to be released?

[iamamoodygirl]

Originally Posted by GoofyGal1213

I never saw the orginal Alice and Wonderland,but i never though it looked scary until now. Do you know when it is going to be released?

It's said to release March 5th 2010

[BurntTomatoFace]

Wow. The picture of Depp is freaky! I love how he always plays these crazy characters. I can't wait to see how he plays the Mad Hatter.

[TBs_Creation]

hehe.. heres some fan art already going around..
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and you guys thought the hatter was scary already... Here was my verison of a poster..
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[TBs_Creation]

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Also, Helena is supposed to be the Red Queen and Anne Hathaway the White.


ALSO, rumour has it Maralynn Manson and American McGee are reportedly making remakes as well....

[MidnightSky]

Wo The Mad Hatter looks scary :O
I recognize the girl who plays Alice, but I can't think of what movie it is.

[TBs_Creation]

Originally Posted by MidnightSky

Wo The Mad Hatter looks scary :O
I recognize the girl who plays Alice, but I can't think of what movie it is.

this is her first movie