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Topic: Latest: Alice in Wonderland 3D Publicity Images

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1	AutoPost Fri 7/10/2009 2:29p	This topic is for Discussion of Latest: Alice in Wonderland 3D Publicity Images The Laughing Place Guide to Alice in Wonderland 3D has been updated with publicity posters and concept art. Click here to view.
2	Rebekah Fri 7/10/2009 2:29p	The images from this still really creep me out. I've always found the story a bit disturbing but these images are too much for me. The rumored plot sounds interesting though -- a 17 year old Alice upon discovering that a proposal is coming to her at a high society picnic she follows the white rabbit back to Wonderland. Apparently she doesn't recall the place but they remember her.
3	RockyMtnMinnie Fri 7/10/2009 6:27p	Helena Bonham Carter reminds me of Ronald McDonald in that photo.
4	WilliamK99 Fri 7/10/2009 6:28p	The images from this still really creep me out. I've always found the story a bit disturbing but these images are too much for me.<< I learned many years ago, never doubt the tandom of Burton/Depp....ever....
5	FerretAfros Fri 7/10/2009 8:50p	"I learned many years ago, never doubt the tandom of Burton/Depp....ever...." And I learned that the combination of the two just never quite worked for me. I'm fine with a movie that's a little weird, but just being weird for the sake of weird just doesn't appeal to me. I like most of the general story ideas that the two have done together, but their execution just did nothing for me at all. Here's hoping they break that streak with this one...
6	Dabob2 Sat 7/11/2009 10:39a	They're hit and miss for me. Edward Scissorhands? Terrific. Ed Wood? More than terrific - one of my favorite movies of the 90's. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Not so much. Sweeney Todd? Better, but could have been better still.
7	Jim in Merced CA Sat 7/11/2009 11:09a	'Sweeney Todd' was great looking. It all fell apart when Depp and Bonham-Carter opened their mouths to sing. Sorry people, but it is a musical. Too bloody also. Could have used a bit more fantasy in the blood department. And skipping the opening number 'Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd' -- heresy. 'Nightmare Before Christmas' -- again, great looking, but it always bores me. Shortly after the 'What's this...what's this?' number I'm thinking about what I might have for lunch tomorrow. 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' was a really neat update. I'm a huge fan of the Gene Wilder musical, but felt the Burton/Depp version captured the creepiness of the original book. 'Edward Scissorhands' is an A+ 'Ed Wood' is also excellent. I love these creepy character stills. Very disturbingly fun.
8	TheRedhead Sun 7/12/2009 4:38p	You forgot about "Sleepy Hollow." Oh wait. Let's all forget "Sleepy Hollow" "Ed Wood" is his best film, but my heart belongs to "Pee Wee's Big Adventure." I love these pictures. The Anne Hathaway one is a little lackluster-ish, but I LOVE the Tweedle Freaks.

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