Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - 1972 Theatrical Film - with Sarah

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Diggin for apples, my fav version perfect casting of the Tweedles. They didn't want to have a battle, but they had to...

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I prefer the mostly versions of Alice is with the hair straight with and without the headbands on the heads is only going and given to her name Alice on her own in the Adaptation Stories of the mostly versions of "Alice in Wonderland" which is based on the original story and the book of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll at the first place.

[@fredgwynn8933]

I'll tell you what kills me about this film. Fiona Fullerton is in my opinion our best portrayal of Alice we've ever had. So somewhere here with all these elements could've been the definitive best, faithful quality Alice adaptation. But I think like many directors, they got flummoxed by the lack of true forward moving plot in this story and so tried to buoy it with these dumb songs. And they didn't try to make each of these new characters she comes across really pop, be exciting, be a new dynamic than the one from the scene before. It's a shame. Especially when we have such dull portrayals of Alice in other versions, Fiona is such a light and is so lifted off the page of Carroll's text while still be effervescent and real and likable that this really could have worked. And you can tell cause everything from the beginning to the great hall makes you believe maybe you're settling in for the perfect Alice film. Oh well.