Alice in Wonderland (2010)
Alice in Wonderland (2010)
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Critic Consensus: Tim Burton's Alice sacrifices the book's minimal narrative coherence -- and much of its heart -- but it's an undeniable visual treat.
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Cast
as The Mad Hatter
as Alice
as Red Queen
as White Queen
as TweedleDee/TweedleDum
as Margaret Kingsleigh
as Lord Ascot
as Stayne
as White Rabbit
as Cheshire Cat
as Blue Caterpillar
as Dormouse
as March Hare
as Bayard
as Charles Kingsleigh
as Colleague #1
as Colleage #2
as Helen Kingsleigh
as Lady Ascot
as Hamish
as Aunt Imogene
as Lowell
as Faith Chattaway
as Fiona Chattaway
as Strange Woman Kisser
as Dodo Brid
as Tall Flower Faces
as Jabberwocky
as 6-Year-Old Alice
as Woman With Large Nose
as Woman With Big Ears
as Man With Large Belly
as Woman With Large Poitrine
as Man With Large Chin
as Man With Big Forehead
as Ship Captain
as Executioner
as Additional Voices
as Hightop Hat Juggler
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Dancer
as Party Musician
as Party Musician
as Party Musician
as Party Musician
as Party Musician
as Party Musician
as Maypole Dancer
as White Queen Loyalist
News & Interviews for Alice in Wonderland
Critic Reviews for Alice in Wonderland
All Critics (262) | Top Critics (45) | Fresh (134) | Rotten (128) | DVD (17)
"Curiouser and curiouser," says Alice in Tim Burton's latest, and for the first time I don't believe her.
Its single biggest failing -- an affront to Lewis Carroll and the charms of nonsense literature -- is the fact that it makes sense.
The true three-dimensionality here is the old-fashioned kind -- Wasikowska's fully rounded performance. Throughout the technical razzle-dazzle, we keep returning to the pallor of that face, the gravity in those eyes.
A visually imaginative fairy tale that suffers slightly from its predictable course but still manages to wow at all the crucial moments.
Burton and Disney have found a glorious way to interpret fairy tales and fantasies.
No knockouts here. No tkos, either.
Audience Reviews for Alice in Wonderland
Not Burton's best. The visuals completely overwhelm the story and characters to the point that it is rather distracting. The story is also way too straightforward for Alice in Wonderland. The performances are fine, but no one really stands out. Depp was the driving force of the hype and I was a little disappointed that his character really wasn't much. Him and Burton have created magic before, but this is not one of those times. It can be entertaining for sure, but it's forgettable and certainly one of the lesser Burton collaborations. Hopefully the sequel can build off of this and deliver a truly wacky story.
Super Reviewer
I liked the plot. The movie made more sense than Lewis Carroll's book. I didn't mind the computer graphics or the acting.
Super Reviewer
Such a disappointment! Tim Burton just slaughtered the story and the 3-d was horrible! Johnny Depp was alright, same goes for Mia Wasikowska. Just a waste of my money and a large hole of hate growing for Tim Burton! The story had no heart and the over exaggeration in CGI wasnt helping.
Super Reviewer
Alice in Wonderland Quotes
| Alice: | What an idea. A crazy, mad, wonderful idea. |
| The Mad Hatter: | You used to be much more..."muchier." You've lost your muchness. |
| The Mad Hatter: | You used to be much more...'muchier.' You've lost your muchness. |
| Alice: | This is impossible. |
| The Mad Hatter: | Only if you believe it is. |
| White Queen: | We don't have to fight. |
| Red Queen: | I know what you're doing. You think you can blink those pretty little eyes and I'll melt, just like Mummy and Daddy did. |
| White Queen: | Please. |
| Red Queen: | No! It is my crown! I am the eldest! Jabberwocky! |
| Alice: | This is impossible. |
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