I generally never give a movie a 10 of 10, unless it completely overtakes me in some way and leaves me talking about it for days. However, it does receive a high "9 of 10" due to the inspiration it has given me. If it can bring just a hint of tears to my eyes, it's a good movie and touched me to some level.
The last time I read "Alice in Wonderland" was back when I was a child and many years ago. This movie has a similarity to the original plot, but Tim Burton has extended it out further for a deeper insight to "Alice in Wonderland". There are moments in the movie where it led me to a whole new storyline, but made sense to the whole Alice theme.
I personally love the new version. I just find it rather amusing that Tim Burton have to take on the challenge of adapting his version of the story to Disney, since it is a Disney storyline we're talking about. The characters do look a little intimidating though, typical Tim Burton film.
Still, he did a rather splendid job at that. Like with any Disney movies, there's a lesson or morale to be learned: Believe in yourself.
The last time I read "Alice in Wonderland" was back when I was a child and many years ago. This movie has a similarity to the original plot, but Tim Burton has extended it out further for a deeper insight to "Alice in Wonderland". There are moments in the movie where it led me to a whole new storyline, but made sense to the whole Alice theme.
I personally love the new version. I just find it rather amusing that Tim Burton have to take on the challenge of adapting his version of the story to Disney, since it is a Disney storyline we're talking about. The characters do look a little intimidating though, typical Tim Burton film.
Still, he did a rather splendid job at that. Like with any Disney movies, there's a lesson or morale to be learned: Believe in yourself.