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Best Alice in Wonderland Film Adaptation?

posted 15 years ago by thenry-bogart
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Just wondering what people consider to be the best Alice in Wonderland film adaptation. It could include Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Through The Looking Glass, or both. From what I hear, this one is considered the best adaptation, perhaps closely followed by Disney's animated version. I haven't seen either one by the way. Just wondering what other people think because I want to watch a film adaptation of the book after just having read it, and I'd like to see the best adaptation, because there are a lot of them.

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[–] msluornu 15 years ago

Well, besides the well known Disney animated version, I'm really a big fan of the black and white Alice film directed by Jonathan Miller(with Anne Marie Mallik as Alice) and the Jan Svankmajer Alice(my favorite adaptation). :)

[–] heelmaster2000 15 years ago

Gotta say this is the best adaption I have scene. I loved how surreal and disturbing it was.

[–] Eumenides_0 15 years ago

I haven't yet seen a smarter, more inventive version than this.

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[–] Knoxvicious 14 years ago

I haven't seen many verisons, except this, Tim Burton's, and the Disney one. Watching this one REALLY made me want to watch the Disney one again and realize how brilliant it was...

It simply is my favorite, probably due to my nostalgic memories of it.

I did find this one very interesting. If I saw the others, I think I would still like this one a lot more just due to the stop motion. And the Tim Burton one was just stupid...

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[–] thewalken 14 years ago

While i did like the visuals in this movie and the inventiveness there were parts that just completely annoyed me, like Alice for instance how they would do a close up of her mouth every time she would do the dialogue for a character.

[–] DaveHedgehog 13 years ago

My favourite adaptation is the 1985 TV movie (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088693/) which I watched numerous times as a kid despite two scenes scaring the hell out of me. This would be the second best one I've seen. It was kind of annoying at times (her mouth! Ugh!), but aside from this one and the 1985 TV movie, I find the other adaptations too childish.

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