Alice in Wonderland - British version Trailer

[Goatilocks]

The last 3D film I saw was Ice Pirates, in 1984. Horrible experience. Don't think I've seen it since ...

[Kerrin]

I saw this Wednesday evening and would have to say I was wholly underwhelmed. It somehow managed to end up being considerably LESS than the sum of it's parts. Even Depp was noticeably lacklustre. Being a Burton film it had some great visual design elements but lacked any real guts. Disappointing.

[Mike Gloady]

If anyone finds themselves somehow watching a 3D movie and they're feeling weird, Mark Kermode has a youtube clip showing how to make yourself some nice, old-fashioned 2D glasses to make the experience a little less annoying.

[johnnystress]

I hated this movie and the more I think of it the more I hate it

so I'm off to think about something else

[House of Usher]

3D? WHY? I hope the movie biz regains it's sanity and stops doing this really soon.  It's pointless.

Hmmm. I disagree. I think to a certain extent it means 'you can polish a turd.' Having gone to see Alice in Wonderland this evening, in 3D, I came away feeling like I had just had an experience, but that the film I had seen just wouldn't stand up on its own as a film in 2D. I agree with Tweak72 about the point he covered up with a spoiler tag. There was so much wrong with the film it's hard to know where to start, but it looks like we're not discussing it so I shan't go to the trouble! Highlights were the seemingly effortless performance of Alice, which took centre-stage throughout without hogging the spotlight, and the Red Queen's dialogue, which was great in a film with otherwise patchy writing.

[PsychoGoatee]

Beetle Juice, Batman, Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, Ed Wood, Mars Attacks! No love here for any of these?

I can help you out here, I like all of those movies. Mars Attacks the least, but still it is fun. Also from Tim I love Sweeney Todd, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, etc.

Oh yeah, so I saw Alice in Wonderland on Monday, enjoyed it quite a bit.

I was in the right mood for it, just a nice trip of a film, a fun watch, it worked for me. Plus, Crispin Glover was great as the Knave. The wrap up was a bit rushed and epilogue a bit odd, but all in all an enjoyable couple hours of escapism, done with style.

[James Stacey]

Finally got made to watch this last night ... Fucking awful. some nice design but that's about it. Also the entire film, every part of it is teal and orange. I know it's been discussed before but this was just bloody stupid, There is even a scene at the end where the red army (well I say red .. more orange) fight the white (well I say white, white with lots of teal accents)

shit shit shit shit shit

the more I think about it the more shite it was. I might have to watch the ever wonderful Labyrinth tonight to purge this crap from my brian.

(ps. I didn't like it)

[bluemeanie]

I actually quite liked this movie. But then I've had a soft spot for Burton films since Beetlejuice blew me away as a kid.
Particularly liked Anne Hathaway doing a demented Nigella Lawson and was a fan of the Mad Hatter actually being mad and looking like he might kill Alice every now and then

Still, whoever thought "What this film needs is a bit of inappropriate dance music at the end and some cgi breakdancing" should be raped by a horse and be torn apart by the foal birth.
Totally took the enjoyment out of me right at the end and left a sour taste