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By Gus (10) on 05 Mar 2010

Visually stunning and an epic story. Maybe a little too epic as the film seems to spend to little time on too many characters…

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By Callumj. (3) on 05 Mar 2010

A brilliant masterpiece, what you have to realise is that this was nit meant as a follow up, but a re-envisioning of wonderland…

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By Paul (79) on 05 Mar 2010

Few moments and nice visuals, but slow and not all the great for me. The movie lost the charm of the non-sensical nature of the book…

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By Brett (27) on 05 Mar 2010

Its like a bad acid trip. 3D is just another gimmick to increase ticket prices. I simply cannot recommend this to anybody…

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By Connorc. (6) on 05 Mar 2010

This movie had great potential and I am saddened that it turned out to be a disappointment…

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By Tomj. (10) on 05 Mar 2010

Just came out of the theater. It was not good. It was cheap looking and the acting was so below average. Johnny Depp is a joke now…

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By Sydneyj. (3) on 05 Mar 2010

Brilliant, lush, gorgeous masterpiece. Burton's greatest film since Edward Scissorhands…

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By Carrie Rickey (1,198) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 17 Apr 2008

If there were truth-in-titling, Burton's movie rightly would be called Alice in Narnia: With Stops at Disneyland, the Shire, Rohan, Naboo, and Oz…

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By Lawrence Toppman (1,654) for Charlotte Observer (1,670) on 31 Mar 2008

The film is always fun, but as Carroll might have observed, it’s not much of a muchness…

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By Amy Biancolli (582) for San Francisco Chronicle (7,630) on 05 Nov 2006

Its single biggest failing - an affront to Lewis Carroll and the charms of nonsense literature - is that it makes sense…

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By Roger Ebert (5,190) for Chicago Sun-Times (7,580) on 16 Dec 2002

Alice plays better as an adult hallucination, which is how Burton rather brilliantly interprets it until a pointless third act flies off the rails…

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By Kenneth Turan (2,323) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 02 Oct 2001

It has its successful moments but it's surprisingly inert overall, more like a Burton derivative than something he actually did himself…

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By Angie Errigo (463) for Empire (3,446) on 27 May 1999

Sadly Lewis lite and not without flaws but this is as Burtonesque as one could wish for, a real treat for fans of his twisted imagination and…

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By Mike Scott (1,178) for New Orleans Times-Picayune (573) on 15 Aug 1997

Burton's most imaginative film in some time…

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By Joe Williams (923) for St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1,715) on 04 Oct 1993

Here's a riddle: What's Alice in Wonderland without wonder? It's a beloved character landing in the rubble of wrong-headed revisionism…

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By David Edelstein (2,124) for New York Magazine (Vulture) (3,519) on 04 Mar 1990

If you can get past the craven concessions to formula, though, it’s rather underful--I mean, wonderful…

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By John Devore (21) for Premiere (771) on 09 May 1989

A charmless, vandalized version of a classic…

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By J. Hoberman (756) for Village Voice (8,525) on 28 Jan 1989

Like more than one recent movie, Alice seems a trailer for a Wonderland computer game--and it is…

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By Keith Uhlich (870) for Time Out (7,510) on 01 Jun 1988

Unlike Carroll’s perversely idealized protagonist, Burton’s Alice is just another anachronistic feminist tearing down Victorian patriarchal…

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By Todd Mccarthy (1,810) for Variety (12,700) on 04 Jan 1984

For all its clever design, beguiling creatures and witty actors, the picture feels far more conventional than it should; it's a Disney film…

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