Nineteen-year-old Alice returns to the magical world from her childhood adventure, where she reunites with her old friends and learns of her true destiny: to end the Red Queen's reign of terror.
Director: Tim Burton
Stars: Mia Wasikowska, Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway.
David Bernal ... choreographer
Francesca Jaynes ... UK Choreographer / choreographer: UK
Nito Larioza ... movement choreographer (uncredited)
Hilary Morris ... choreographer (uncredited)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1014759/
one of those discs I bought b/c I could get it cheap and/or I wanted to see more TB/JD.
Sorta glad I didn't read the synopsis first. It was interesting trying to determine if this was going to be the traditional Lewis Carroll story or not.
I like the look of it. The featurettes show the actors working on green screen, and a lot of them are in green suits, so a lot of it is artwork, not scenery/costumes.
I like the feminism of it. Alice isn't a child, and acts the hero.
Some of the characters change/grow emotionally in a satisfying way.
Definitely want to see the followup, Through the Looking Glass.
Rated 6.5 (354,839)
Disney & more, dir. Burton; 6+
one of those discs I bought b/c I could get it cheap and/or I wanted to see more TB/JD.
Sorta glad I didn't read the synopsis first. It was interesting trying to determine if this was going to be the traditional Lewis Carroll story or not.
I like the look of it. The featurettes show the actors working on green screen, and a lot of them are in green suits, so a lot of it is artwork, not scenery/costumes.
I like the feminism of it. Alice isn't a child, and acts the hero.
Some of the characters change/grow emotionally in a satisfying way.
Definitely want to see the followup, Through the Looking Glass.
Rated 6.5 (354,839)
Disney & more, dir. Burton; 6+
