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Alice in Wonderland in 3-D?
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LoriMistress
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Where did you read this from? Do you have a link to back this up?
mitchk
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Exactly, movies like Cinderella, and Snow White made money because they had heart, you felt for the charters. I personally don't care for Tim Burton, and I think Alice in 3-D is a bad idea overall :hammer:
darthjohnny
Active Member
If Tim Burton is doing it, you know the film will focus more on the darker elements of the film (even though if you think about it, Alice in Wonderland might have a dark element or two to it, it'll be even darker with Burton behind it).
cruellafan
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Yep and the book is darker than the original movie and a lot more like a bad acid trip so I think it's right up Tim Burton's alley. I think it would be cool to see but then I am a fan of the movie and the book.
k.hunter30
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I remember hearing Tim Burton would be working on an Alice in Wonderland. Great match-up, in my opinion. Now who could Johnny Depp play... :lookaroun
cruellafan
New Member
LOL good question.
k.hunter30
New Member
Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter...? It would be a different twist... but I could see it working!:lol:
cruellafan
New Member
He did play Willy Wonka and Edward Scissorhands...oddballs are his thing. :lol:
julwh
New Member
I could see that too! I will be interested to see Tim Burton's rendition of Alice.
Shere_Khan
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I guess I am in the minority, but I absolutely love Disney's version of Alice in Wonderland. It's not as crazy as the book of course, but with good reason. I also love the book. We studied it quite a bit in a children's/youg adult lit class I had in college. Very interesting.
lilclerk
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It's my absolute favorite Disney movie AND book =) They're completely different though, and I can see a darker Tim Burton movie being made... I just don't think I'd like it.
Shere_Khan
Well-Known Member
I am not sure I would enjoy the Tim Burton version either. I like the lightheartedness and fun in the movie, rather then something that will be dark and possibly disturbing/scary.
k.hunter30
New Member
I always thought Disney's Alice in Wonderland was dark... But then Disney's Pinocchio always scared me too...:shrug:
Shere_Khan
Well-Known Member
Well I suppose it is compared to most Disney movies. But I always found the characters hysterical instead of creepy.
Timmay
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This would be a perfect fit...Tim Burton and Alice. Anyone remember the PC game American McGee's Alice? This is how I picture Burton doing it. I think I would enjoy that very much.
** Well, it lloks like the film adaptation of American McGee's Alice is set to be released in 2008...so I wonder if the world can handle two Alice movies within a year or two?
** Well, it lloks like the film adaptation of American McGee's Alice is set to be released in 2008...so I wonder if the world can handle two Alice movies within a year or two?