How exactly is something that debuted online before Comic-Con, played at Comic-Con and has been in theaters for months now considered “exclusive, never-bef0re-seen footage?” Anyway, I wonder if there will be any jokes/material planned around this film at the Oscarcast, given the film opens the Friday prior. Probably not.
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Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, for those who loved the original but wanted it to be more of a CGI-laden mess.
I’ve never seen a film version of Alice in Wonderland that I really liked a great deal, therefore i’m looking forward to the prospects of Burton’s version.
Uhm, is this not the same exact trailer as the first one?
Whoa, you’re right. I didn’t look, I just posted it.
Hilarious.
well, the part where the mad hatter says “only if you believe” or something like that is new
The other night I was watching “Ed Wood” and missing the long-gone days when Tim Burton’s movies were anything more than him rubbing one off while he thought about going down on Johnny Depp in Hot Topic, and then proceeded to ruin every good story from your childhood because it didn’t cater to enough fetishes for his liking.
I will try to forget that this happened. Burton and Depp don’t need shit like that. Stupid marketing and artistry don’t mix well. Perhaps it wasn’t Burton’s idea but still…
The more I see of this movie, the less excited I am for it. I’m sort of over Burton, I used to love him and still hold great affection for his earlier films, but now his work just appears dull.