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My favorite is Dr. octopus❤❤❤

Discovered Alice accidentally. Without a doubt, my favorite stop motion film of all time. It's gritty, it's raw, and it's DEEPLY disturbing...AS ALICE SHOULD BE. The story of Alice was a mushroom trip. It was NEVER a kid's story. I read Wonderland AND Through The Looking Glass. They were not child's stories. They were adult stories featuring a child. Never forget that. And this movie treats the books as such. When you stop worrying about pleasing the masses and just want to create a work of art, THIS is how you do it. To hell with Disney. To hell with Burton and his overblown, cartoony bullshit. Burton started and ended for me with Beetlejuice. Great movie. But his schtick got OLD. FAST. Nah, I don't need that crap. Sorry for sounding like a hipster, but I'm not. The distinction is that a hipster likes obscure things and hates popular things JUST FOR THE SAKE OF liking obscure things and hating popular things. Nah, that's not me. I give everything a chance. But sometimes a work of art just sticks out of the crowd. Alice is one of those works of art. And props to the young lady who played the lead role. She was absolutely perfect. FIN.

Doc oc

1:02 why are you showing this clip this girl's underage.. do your research, I don't wanna see child feet.

Dr Octopus

you are crazy

Thank you this video is really helpful for me

Great job at analyzing his work! It took a long time to put it all together, also your knowledge about kicking and grappling is good! 😎😎😎💪💪

Thx

Great breakdown on one the masters of Cinema. Essential.

I love how feet represent freedom ❤ I love being barefooted most of the time, best feeling ever ♡

I think this movie's Alice had actual issues besides hyper imagination.

All three looks same to me.

Apparently this movie gave Melanie Martinez inspiration for her Cry Baby music video (according to the wiki) 👀

Really well thought out & put together!!

I don't recall seeing the collective singing scene in the Idiots, I presume there are multiple cuts as I saw one version recently at PCC a month or so ago, unless I am going mad does anyone know more information about this?

Nahhhh. I saw this at school in the 80s, on a rainy day, this guy who made this HAD to hate children. I didn’t cry but I know people did.

When I first watched Rurouni Kenshin and watched one particular sword fight scene, I saw some choreography bits that was nearly identical to SPL. Had to look it up and what a discovery to find out why!

Great observation and analysis 👏

I mean, I stopped watching this movie. But it's no like I didn't want to look at it because of Alice's shoes.

Carrotblanca is awesome

I can't find it online but SCTV back in it's half-hour format on Global TV did a Casablanca/Road to Morocco mash-up that ended up with Hope and Crosby in Rick's during the climatic scenes of Casablanca. It was absolutely hilarious and a classic! Sadly the all-Canadian 30 minute episodes of the series aren't as easy to find as the later 90 minute CBC/NBC joint episodes.

Gunn is the most overrated generic hack director in Hollyweird.

...And That's why James Gunn is my Favorite movie Director...despite what my filmschool classmates may say about that. Awesome video!!❤ Havent seen anyone really dive that deep into James and his craft and personal influences. Plus the score for Super "Two Perfect Moments" always makes me tear up a bit, Super in general is a very bittersweet yet touching Masterpiece imo. It's crazy how far James has come since Super to GOTG 3... it's almost like it came full circle not only for the GOTG but for Gunn himself. Can't wait to see what he will do with Superman, the James Gunn that directed Super probably could've never directed a Superman movie...but the GOTG 3 James Gunn definitely can. Keep this up man, it's very significative and beautiful 🦝♥️✨🎥

This is my favourite Alice <3

Not exactly an Alice movie, but as Alices go...DREAMCHILD (1986) about the real life relationship between Alice Liddell and Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) is the best. My only complaint about the film is though LC was played by the great British actor Ian Holm, he was way too old for the part. Ian was in his late 40s when the film was made and the real Lewis Carroll was just in his late 20s when he met Alice and her sisters. The part of Alice both the real child Alice and the scenes from the book was played by Amelia Shankley who also did a BBC version of A Little Princess. She is the best "Alice" on film. The creatures of Wonderland were made by puppeteer, Jim Henson. The best audio version of the book was done in the 50s by a 12 year old Jane Asher (later Paul McCartney's girl friend) I listen to that over and over. It is not just narration, but an actual audio play.

This is the most disturbing by far!

My favorite no way home villain is doc ock

He’s not from no way home

0:14 please name of movie

Awesome edit! Another film that has a ton of Casablanca references is Out Cold (2001). Lots of details of the plot + many lines and conversations are exactly the same. Check that out if you ever make a new cut!

Excellent analysis. Subscribed!

Dr octopus too

Gunn is one of the greatest genre storytellers from this generation and this video sums up why quite nicely. I can´t wait to see what he´ll do with Superman.

fabulous and thank you but don't really understand why Pusher by Nicholas Refn is not right up there in your exploration - love to hear your reasoning

you deserve more subs and the king which is views

Yeah the reason why we have these question is many kung fu movie look fake because many jumpe with wire etc etc with effect, but if we talk about talent or how kung fu will work in reak life, i think it depend on the person who use it and how he use it

Aa a foot fetish i really liked your video. I don't have the tendency to suck gril's feet anymore as i used to. But i still find them sexy and beautiful

Uhhhhhhhhh Doctor octopus,Joker,ghost yeah😂

This and American McGees Alice are my favorite adaptations of Alice in wonderland :)

My favorite green goblin and dr octopus ❤❤❤❤

Very good video

Super was incredible, and it was an exceptional example of not judging your characters in a story, and how that can make it so much more complex and interesting. Very difficult to find now, especially in the superhero genre

Womens feet can be beautiful, it is what it is

This was always one of my favorites because it’s the most accurate to the book! Aside from the scenario, not a lot of writers include the fish and the frog or the crying baby pig. Remember when it was on Netflix along with dragon ball 🥺💓

Donnie is the best

Foot fetish

bruce lee was not a fan of ground fighting and grappling

My favorite is actually Through the Looking Glass (1998) Kate Beckinsale is a great demonstration of why Alice is actually a protagonist that’s even more interesting as an adult with a child of her own