The recent Timothy Burton and Johnny Depp version of Alice and Wonderland was visually stunning and even had a few interesting story elements but overall it was mostly disappointing. Johnny Depp's acting - as usual - was over the top and distracting and much of the best visual elements appeared to be "borrowed" from the 1999 Hallmark version, which was a much better film. All of these, of course are rooted not just in the Lewis Carroll novels but in John Tenniel's beautiful illustrations.
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The recent Timothy Burton and Johnny Depp version of Alice and Wonderland was visually stunning and even had a few interesting story elements but overall it was mostly disappointing. Johnny Depp's acting - as usual - was over the top and distracting and much of the best visual elements appeared to be "borrowed" from the 1999 Hallmark version, which was a much better film. All of these, of course are rooted not just in the Lewis Carroll novels but in John Tenniel's beautiful illustrations.
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