As lopped heads bob in the Red Queen’s (Helena Bonham Carter, shouty) moat and the White Queen (Anne Hathaway, wispy) mixes potions from old fingers, the theoretically perfect fit of Tim Burton to Lewis Carroll’s skewed surrealism seems perfect in practice, too.
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sarcuk
Jul 27th 2009, 19:05
Is it just me or does anyone else think that the picture of Depp as the Mad Hatter looks like an evil Elijah Wood who's done to much lsd?
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ClockworkOwen17
Jul 27th 2009, 20:36
I cant wait for this! That trailer REALLY is a teaser, never has 2010 seemed so far away.
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begbie
Mar 8th 2010, 0:34
being a huge tim burton and johnny depp fan i left the cinema feeling flat and dissapointed. although a typically visually stunning and eccentric peice of work from burton the film didnt have any climactic moments and was not so much predictable as a little deflated.
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darko100
Apr 15th 2010, 17:01
After 20 minutes of car adverts and some s**te 3D trailers (How to train your Dragon aside although the title is nob) I felt the despair of this film hit me like an over priced, over greasy frankfurter slapping me across the face. Johnny Depp has been a b***r since Fear and Loathing and Tim Burton is like a 14 year old fat goth girl that buys those big platform shoes. Throw both of them into Camden and thats fine, but hobo-me-this, why make this film its been done before? Johnny Depps Scottish accent/monologues do save the film from complete frankfurtilisation across the face-age but only because it reminded me of 'Tourettes - The Highlights' (youtube it). Watch the Disney cartoon version (get p****d to experience the 3D effect) save your money for one of the 20 cars advertised before the film begins 2/5 Stars - 1 star for the Scottish accent and 1 star for the car adverts, I liked the funky music.
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darko100
Apr 15th 2010, 17:01
After 20 minutes of car adverts and some s**te 3D trailers (How to train your Dragon aside although the title is nob) I felt the despair of this film hit me like an over priced, over greasy frankfurter slapping me across the face. Johnny Depp has been a b***r since Fear and Loathing and Tim Burton is like a 14 year old fat goth girl that buys those big platform shoes. Throw both of them into Camden and thats fine, but hobo-me-this, why make this film its been done before? Johnny Depps Scottish accent/monologues do save the film from complete frankfurtilisation across the face-age but only because it reminded me of 'Tourettes - The Highlights' (youtube it). Watch the Disney cartoon version (get p****d to experience the 3D effect) save your money for one of the 20 cars advertised before the film begins 2/5 Stars - 1 star for the Scottish accent and 1 star for the car adverts, I liked the funky music.
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Matt164
Apr 19th 2010, 21:50
this film is strange but i think this is without a doubt the best Tim Burton film i have seen
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