Alice in Wonderland Trailer

Marcus Dublin · Jul 2009

This trailer wasn't supposed to hit until tomorrow but it apparently leaked out early. I couldn't find a higher quality version so please post one if you happen to run across it. Enjoy!

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Marisa · Jul 2009

Johnny Depp? Really? In a Tim Burton movie?? No way.

spags · Jul 2009

here's a little bit about the concept art for it

http://imaginismstudios.blogspot.com/2009/06/alice-in-wonderland.html

Ferg · Jul 2009

I wonder how many movie's it's gonna take before burton finally comes out of the closet and proposes to his johnjohn

Cody · Jul 2009

FOUND THE TRAILER!!! GAHHH!!!!!!!!!!!

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Mark Dygert · Jul 2009

Ferg wrote: »

I wonder how many movie's it's gonna take before burton finally comes out of the closet and proposes to his johnjohn

I think that rabbit hole goes a little deeper. Considering Burton is legally maried to his default leading lady.

The longer all three work together, the chances one of them is going to turn up naked in a park, stabbed to death by oddly long scissors, keeps going up...

Frump · Jul 2009

Well, Depp doesn't look nearly as creepy in motion as in that early still. And everything else looked pretty cool. Will probably be a decent film.:)

Murdoc · Jul 2009

A big meh, you mention burton and alice in wonderland that is pretty much what popped in my head, maybe different colour choices, but meh.

Alice is too old too.

blankslatejoe · Jul 2009

I'm with murdoc...it's trying so hard to be 'magical' and 'creative', and it just comes across as more-of-the-same-ol-burton-and-dep. And alice is too old.

j_bradford · Jul 2009

Well, it looks cool but I'm really tired of Burton putting a new spin on existing stories with Depp always as his actor of choice. It'd be nice of you to mix things on a little, Burton!

Criticism aside, I'll likely see this.

Steve Schulze · Jul 2009

2! 2 Alice in wonderland threads. A ha ha.

/The Count.

It's only one page down, gents.
http://boards.polycount.net/showthread.php?t=64372

With regards to Alice's age, this isn't a retelling of the original story. It's a sequel of sorts with Alice returning to Wonderland years after her first visit. Like American McGee's version with less crazy.

dyf · Jul 2009

Murdoc wrote: »

A big meh, you mention burton and alice in wonderland that is pretty much what popped in my head, maybe different colour choices, but meh.

Alice is too old too.

i can't help but think Holywood has probably run out of stories..

they're remaking most old movies.. Spiderman, Batman, Superman, Terminator.. etc etc

if not, they remake Japanese movies.. i watched the original version of "The Ring" and it looked exactly the same as the American version.. i mean, come on! copying the exact events and the whole storyline?
i guess that's why i haven't been to the theaters for a while

Marcus Dublin · Dec 2009

Disney released the new official full trailer for Alice in Wonderland.

The new trailer reveals a little more of the world Tim Burton and crew has crafted. Enjoy!

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oXYnary · Dec 2009

So wait, this isn't Alice in Wonderland, this is something Burton came up with that happens after Through the Looking Glass? Interesting.

HonkyPunch · Dec 2009

Looks decent. Won't be seeing it in theaters most likely, I tend to avoid the "Burton crowd" whenever possible. I'm mostly excited to see Crispin Glover as the Knave of Hearts, I loved him in Willard.

CrazyMatt · Dec 2009

Looks interesting, but should definitely be renamed "Return to Wonderland".

eld · Dec 2009

Lets just hope it's not another charlie and the chocolate factory type burton movie.

Marcus Dublin · Dec 2009

CrazyMatt wrote: »

Looks interesting, but should definitely be renamed "Return to Wonderland".

I'm pretty sure the marketing team thought that it would confuse the hell out of the general populace, especially the younger audience whom may have never read the original works to begin with.

There for they stuck with something a little safer.

In any case I don't care what it's called, I just can't wait to see it!

danr · Dec 2009

i'm still trying to think of a tim burton film that's actually *really good

i mean, one in which you don't need the art direction and production design to gloss over his chronic inability to make a film that just doesn't drag

danr · Dec 2009

dyf wrote: »

i can't help but think Holywood has probably run out of stories..

they're remaking most old movies.. Spiderman, Batman, Superman, Terminator.. etc etc

... gimme that again, with examples?

CrazyMatt · Dec 2009

Marcus Dublin wrote: »

I'm pretty sure the marketing team thought that it would confuse the hell out of the general populace, especially the younger audience whom may have never read the original works to begin with.

There for they stuck with something a little safer.

In any case I don't care what it's called, I just can't wait to see it!

Well they could always have a double feature :P

arrangemonk · Dec 2009

again something that reminds me of american mcgees alice

RazorBladder · Dec 2009

I wish this did remind me of American Mcgees Alice, then perhaps I'd be looking forward to it. I really don't like how Willy Wonk... I mean The MadHatter looks... At all.

As much as I like Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and Helena.... I'm fuckin bored to tears of this constant trio.

Calabi · Dec 2009

I saw it in 3D it looked good as 3D things do. But from that trailer why have they turned it into some epic battle unsurprisingly doesnt that miss the whole point of Alice in Wonderland.

Mark Dygert · Dec 2009

Yea it looks like Alice fell through the Wardrobe and met up with a cat instead of a lion...
I'm still tossed up about this one. I'll probably won't be sure if I like it or not, even after I see it.

Junkie_XL · Dec 2009

Interesting. A pseudo-sequel kinda like Hook was to Peter Pan.

bearkub · Dec 2009

danr wrote: »

i'm still trying to think of a tim burton film that's actually *really good

i mean, one in which you don't need the art direction and production design to gloss over his chronic inability to make a film that just doesn't drag

Does Nightmare Before Christmas count for this?

Alice in Wonderland Trailer

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