REACTING to *Alice in Wonderland (2010)* STRANGE AND CHARMING? (First Time Watching) Disney Movies

[@whitenoisereacts]

What is favorite Disney live action adaptation?

[@abbeyBominable123]

Definitely Cinderella (2015)

[@shesalilsapphicokay]

101 Dalmatians 🔥

[@sophieturner5789]

Cruella is an amazing one

[@tinahastie]

Cinderella and 101 Damations were the best, but I did enjoy watching them all. I haven't seen the Lion King though.

[@angelamoore2121]

Beauty and the beast

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Narnia on acid is one of the best ways to describe this movie I’ve ever heard 😂

[@dylancole1910]

I agree with that 😂

[@sassylittleprophet]

No but why is this so accurate? 😂😂😂

[@GirlofCulture]

It's like: 4 Dinosaurs in New York = Land before time on crystal meth

[@ari7806]

Lol holy crap it is

[@bighand1530]

😂

[@shesalilsapphicokay]

‘Strange and charming’ baha, that could equally be a description of Helena Bonham Carter. I watched an interview with her a while ago where she was just casually reclining in a weird corset type thing, munching strawberries the whole time and gazing dreamily into the distance 😂

[@domi9146]

That's Helena for sure 😊 she's lovely tho 🥰

[@maxwellgrimsley]

Every story I’ve heard of her is amazing 😂

[@dylancole1910]

Yep, she’s an odd one 😂

[@LA_HA]

@@dylancole1910 Weren't you paying attention? All the best people are. Haha

[@spongebobandplanktonshould2920]

I like the fact that she lived with her parents till her 30s lmao. She told that to some interviewer, casually and shamelessly. Atta gurl. 😁

[@williamdrake6711]

The real Alice was a 10-year-old girl named Alice Liddell, who befriended Carroll when he was attending Oxford University. As the story goes, Carroll made up the story of Alice while entertaining her and her two sisters on “one golden afternoon.” “She asks again and again and again for the stories and for it to be written down,” Vega said. “It’s only because of this little girl’s absolute persistence in not letting it go that we have the story today.” According to Vega, Alice Liddell grew up to live a “pretty conventional Victorian life.” After her husband died, she found herself facing financial difficulties and was forced to sell Carroll’s original manuscript that he had given her as a child. “She had it for almost her entire life,” Vega said. “She was a little girl when she received this manuscript, and it was only near the end of her life that she parted with it.”

[@dylancole1910]

Who’s Vega?

[@geekyheadquarters]

@@dylancole1910 Vega is Carolyn Vega who is a curator at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York where the original manuscript of Alice in Wonderland was presented at an exhibit at a time that was centered around Alice in Wonderland and I presumed that William Drake just copied and pasted the information from a site in a comment.

[@youyeedyourlasthaw]

lewis was a well-known pedophile. and that makes this fact very disturbing tbh. poor alice

[@leohino9211]

​@@youyeedyourlasthaw No he wasn't. That was a lie.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Alan Rickman is the Caterpillar. The Chesher Cat is the Mayor of Laketown in the Hobbit. The crazy aunt is Hagrid's lady friend. Bayard is Peter Pettigrew. The Red Knight is the Back To The Future Dad. The Red Queen is Bellatrix. Umbridge is the Tall Flower and her really husband is the Executioner. Hatters were mad because the mercury used in producing hats made them insane. Johnny is wearing a thimble on the fingertip AH cut off.

[@alexromanov5054]

What’s the point in mentioning JD’s finger? Lmao, this was YEARS before they were married. I believe it was a little over a year before he’d even met AH.

[@dannylions]

damn quite a few of the hp cast huh

[@baskervillebee6097]

@@dannylions Real character actors. People of training and talent, not "stars."

[@nobleconsejera5278]

The Red Knight is Crispin Glover?!?!? OMG I'd have never noticed! But now it makes sense that he rang me a bell!

[@TheAngryMoth104]

And Christopher Lee as the Jabberwocky

[@makdiswiz]

I like to think of this one as a continuation. The animated version is the dream Alice had at the start of this one and what everyone remembers of ‘the old Alice’

[@nobleconsejera5278]

Correct. There's still the sequel, though, Alice Through the Looking Glass(?)

[@jnnfrr24]

@@nobleconsejera5278 as much as it’s true, i like to pretend that sequel doesn’t really exist because i feel like it’s such a downgrade when i watched it back when it first came out in theatres. I also think that this remake already feels like accompaniment to the original cartoon years ago, closure to the story if you will.

[@holabambi]

this version is sooooooo good, everything tim burton does is unique and great. johnny & helena are such a powerful and amazing duo (and it’s pretty cute that johnny is helena’s and tim’s son godfather). everybody is perfectly casted in this movie imo, especially alan rickman who’s giving his wonderful voice to the blue caterpillar! 🌟

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

Say, this movie does follow the things from the books that are rarely mentioned, like the March Hare's house having "hare ears". By the way, did you mention that the color of Hatter's clothes (to say nothing of his eyes) changes with his mood? In the scene where he first sees Alice, his bow immediately straightens and becomes brighter

[@c5l6t4]

I didn’t even know this

[@sarahfullerton6894]

And the ribbon on The Mad Hatter's hat, and the color of his clothes were much brighter before the jaberwocky and the Red Queen's thugs burned down the village.

[@rendalconstantineau1680]

The poem "Jabberwocky" is actually from the book, Alice in Wonderland.

[@ultranites8994]

It's from the sequel "Alice Through the Looking Glass"

[@jbk1626]

I had heard that Alice never went to Wonderland. It was all in her head. Not in a dream. But that her real life was so horrible for her, that she dissociated entirely and started hallucinating and became increasingly paranoid. In truth, it's about a story of a young girl dealing with the loss of her father and onset mental illness, who wanted nothing more than to desperately escape her powerless life. She created an entire fantasy in her mind as a way to escape her existence.

[@vecna5753]

duhh its in the animated version, this one was different🙄

[@jbk1626]

@@vecna5753 You could have explained that without the "duh" and "eyeroll emoji". Just saying. 🤷

[@sassylittleprophet]

As someone who was raised by abusive parents, I really feel/relate to this comment. For me, music, movies, books, and journaling were my escape. Nothing like a beautiful fantasy to get your mind off of a horrific reality.

[@nobleconsejera5278]

It sounds familiar

[@angel_wolf_98]

@@sassylittleprophet that is very sad I feel bad for you and I like this one more than the animation one.

[@prettything6802]

James and ninetailbrush were both so sassy in this review 😂😂😂 "even if It was a dream I wouldn't drink it"

[@whitenoisereacts]

😂😂

[@abducteeofearth1703]

@@whitenoisereacts Aristocats?

[@solezeta1314]

Danny Elfman's score is hauntingly beautiful, just like the one in Edward Scissorhands

[@steampunkwilson7435]

Loved this film since the moment I saw it! One of my favourite aspects is how well it balances being batshit crazy with really interesting lore and characters who can reflect real world people and situations. And the fact that there's a dragon in it xd

[@LA_HA]

Steampunk Wilson: It's perfect in that respect to me, too. I love the depth of character for the Hatter, especially -- that he's mad not because he's a hatter or from using mercury, as was common in the real world. This is Under/Wonderland anyway, so we don't know if they use mercury or anything else like that. The Hatter is mad because his heart was broken when everything and so many people he loved were destroyed by the unprovoked Red Queen's attack. And it split him two. So, he's interesting in two different ways. haha

[@steampunkwilson7435]

@@LA_HA have you seen the sequel? He's especially interesting in that

[@LA_HA]

@@steampunkwilson7435 I think I have but don't recall it as much. But, I'm going to watch it again since you reminded me that he was pretty fun in that one. I'm definitely looking forward to their reaction next week

[@foranzo1582]

This came out in 2010?! Man, I'm old 👵 But I loved both movies so much!!

[@OpticalSorcerer]

You can thank this film for starting the trend of Disney's various LARs. I appreciate them making this a sequel, though; that wouldn't work for every movie.

[@whateverjackson]

And movie has had the same 3d shiny title card since.

[@GooMoo-Yippee]

I won't hold that against it 😅

[@esmetheexpressohyena9337]

No,thank Cinderella 2015

[@leonardolonghi3472]

@@esmetheexpressohyena9337 please, Cinderella came years later and it was quite horrific

[@esmetheexpressohyena9337]

@@leonardolonghi3472 yeah

[@MarceloSilva-kp7mc]

Alice using the "off with your head" while killing the Jabberwocky was honestly so epic

[@elindayana8174]

This is one of my favorite remakes of Disney. Alice in Wonderland is so unique and cool. 🤩🔥

[@ems5454]

THIS IS MY FAVORITE DISNEY LIVE ACTION ADAPTATION! literally a masterpiece, everything in this movie was just right, the tim burton vibes are just out of this world. ughhhh love it so much!!!

[@oliviarogers2808]

This is an instance of a terrible adaptation, but a decent movie.

[@LA_HA]

@@oliviarogers2808 True. It's not an adaptation as much as it is an homage And a sequel because they refer to the original story as something that's happened before

[@ems5454]

@@LA_HA yes! :) still, i really really really enjoyed every single second of it!

[@LA_HA]

@@ems5454 Isn't it awesome? I love it, too

[@AshrafAnam]

I couldn't agree more. Tim Burton was so great at the time. Dumbo disappointed me.

[@MH-vx4zc]

The thing that i like the most about this movie is the dark feeling of the story, the animated movie is a lot more musical and colorful but this one is the complete opposite, you can realy see Tim Burton's style.

[@davidmckie7128]

Hatters worked with Mercury and constant exposure to the fumes caused Erethism (Mercury poisoning or Mad Hatter Disease). Erethism is characterized by behavioral changes such as irritability, low self-confidence, depression, apathy, shyness and timidity, and in some extreme cases with prolonged exposure to mercury vapors, by delirium, personality changes and memory loss. People with erethism often have difficulty with social interactions.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Oh thanks for the explanation

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I love the costumes and music in this. They're so perfect.

[@benarts2271]

Ah yes. One of my favorite fashion design eras. The 1860s-70s 🤩 since this took place years after the two Alice books, which Lewis Carroll published around that time.

[@yikes3551]

this is still one of my favourite movies. tim burton brought so much wonder (pun intended) to the already crazy and unique story, paired with danny elfmans AWESOME soundtrack, beautiful costuming, and incredible performances. it is so strange and it brings me so much joy

[@nicolasbls1738]

The actor who plays Stayne is Crispin Glover, Marty McFly's dad from Back to the Future. Stephen Fry (narrator of Harry Potter books) plays the cat and Timothy Small (Peter Pettigrew) plays Bayard the dog. Very stack cast

[@erikperhs_]

38:39 Yes, the Red Queen is inspired by Queen Elizabeth I. She too used to wear red wigs in a heart shape!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ok cool!!! I thought so

[@アキコ2003]

Btw, unlike most people say this isn't a remake. And if you actually pay attention to the movie you will know It's obviously a sequel.

[@marlonclark1896]

yeah, i mean it's about a now grown-up allice taking place many years after her last adventure in wonderland

[@アキコ2003]

@@marlonclark1896 yea but you'd be surprised how many people don't get it, even tho it's stated multiple times in the movie and the whole story revolves around it

[@leadingblind1629]

A movie I actually really like that everyone else hated lol. But in my defense, I latched onto the Hatter/Alice dynamic. Which feels extremely Dorothy/Scarecrow to me. And I grew up with a crush on the scarecrow and all his analogs. This hatter is no exception.

[@dylancole1910]

My sisters would gush about the Tin Man growing up. For three years straight it was different versions of Dorothy and the Tin Man for Halloween. I’d make fun of them then, I was a dumb teenager and didn’t want to admit I thought it was cute but those are fond memories for me. 😄

[@leadingblind1629]

@@dylancole1910 everyone loves the man without a heart. I'm a sucker for the brainless lol. From Ray Bolger to Mickey Rooney, Alan Cumming and (symbolically) now Johnny Depp. Appropriate since Depp means Idiot in Austria

[@nobleconsejera5278]

Very well said

[@youyeedyourlasthaw]

nobody hates this movie LMAO

[@rlyman3516]

To answer the madHatters question of: why is a raven like a writingdesk? Thither feathers and quills with all of the frills

[@abovewater6918]

Yeah since Alice in Wonderland is like a fever dream, you aren't really supposed to know what's going on cause it is pure chaos. Which is frustrating on one hand, but on the other hand, very accurate to how chaotic dreams actually are

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

So glad you guys enjoyed this! I absolutely LOVE anything Alice in Wonderland related. This is a favorite of mine

[@AshrafAnam]

Underland! Underland!! you are as dimwitted as Alice 🤦‍♂

[@baskervillebee6097]

Ann Hathaway holds her hands like Glenda the Good Witch in Oz.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Oh that's cool!!

[@neontyler6663]

This is one of Disney live remakes that is really good. This one is actually iconic And they kinda liked followed the dark real story on the book, and through the looking glass. The designs the actors are pure Masterpiece

[@fernandaparraguirre5237]

i think it's very important that she starts to get the hang of things when she starts actively making her own decisions, going to save the hatter despite everyone else telling her to go to the white queen. for me it highlights that this is about alice "growing up" and becoming her own person. her allies in wonderland push for her to go to the white queen not out of malice, they are on her side, but she still has to make her own choice for the plot to progress and for her character to develop; it mirrors her "real" life, where she is being pushed by people again not really out of malice but rather their own self involvement or a "this is what is proper, this is how things are done" kind of thinking. she cannot be alice unless she decides, and so she does

[@Tooba-K123]

I remember not being fond of animated movie at all and years later when this one came out, by then I had already forgotten the title of original movie. I fell in love with this. I always liked the grim fantasy take of Tim Burton movies, not to mention Johnny Depp and Helena Carter always made those movies worth it. I remember Hatter being one of my favourite Johnny Depp characters besides Jack Sparrow and I feel nostalgic that even Anne Hathaway is in it. Back when I was crazy for in Princess Diaries 1&2, Ella Enchanted and other movies. I really recommend more Kim Burton movies and also Anne Hathaway movies.

[@zakthepenguin5106]

Number one, The reason why the whole atmosphere of this whole thing is dark is not because Tim Burton is uncapable of making bright colorful atmospheres, but it’s because he wanted it to make it look like as if the red queen took over everything so everything went to bad. In the second movie because the red queen is not the queen anymore in the second movie it’s a lot more bright and lovely, I highly suggest you see that movie. Secondly, the reason why it’s not like the original Disney movie is because Tim was trying to make it a lot more like the original book, which in my opinion was a fantastic choice, there was so much that the original Disney movie have left out, that and this time. It’s supposed to be years after she visited wonderland for the first time. Like this would be her second time visiting Wonderland. Which is why a lot of the characters in this movie looked nothing like the original Disney version, he was going for the book version. And just probably my favorite detail of the whole thing is the fact that the people she meets outside of wonderland like the real people were kind of boring at the wedding are supposed to be the counterparts of people in wonderland. The guy that she was going to marry actually supposed to represent the Jabberwocky in the way she defeated it, the two twins are you supposed to be twiddle dee and twiddle dum counterparts, The mother of the guy she was going to marry is supposed to represent the red queen which is why she is so snotty and rude. And the husband of her is supposed to be the counterpart of the blue Caterpillar. Just a lot of details that not a lot of people realize, very much apologize for the long comment

[@jaymieberry]

this is one of my favorite movies but the scene where the hatter is walking with alice on his shoulder is when he recites an actual ppoem called "Jabberwocky" by lewis carroll. the soundtrack is hands down my favorite, too! aloha from hawaii!

[@AbsoluteApril]

"Jabberwocky" written by Lewis Carroll and it was included in his 1871 novel Through the Looking-Glass, the sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

[@kimbapbekidding1522]

You should definitely do the animation version of this. They make it obvious that she was just sleeping the whole time.

[@LA_HA]

Like the book, if I recall correctly

[@richarddollar4912]

Johnny Depp as Hatter was the Perfect casting for me

[@aspieanarchist5439]

Mia Wasikowska(Alice) is Australian of Polish descent(I am also of Polish-Ukrainian descent on my maternal grandfather`s side) , Tim Burton worked with her to perfect the Victorian English descent she had in The Film.

[@carlathecinephile2108]

I’m glad you guys enjoyed this one…if you get a chance please watch the original! It’s amazing as well. ❤️

[@LA_HA]

Carla The Cinephile: Which one? There are a few. haha

[@rmh258]

The original cartoon is the first movie. This movie isn't a remake, it's a sequel. They watched part 2 without watching part 1

[@aidanbroskie]

Definitely the 1951 one. That one is so cool and so trippy

[@NZBigfoot]

I personally prefer the British mini series versions, although the 1999 film version is probably the one i like the most.

[@mentilly_all]

why tf would they watch this without seeing the cartoon first?? 🤨👎

[@majesticsquares2213]

The animated one has been my comfort movie and special interest since I was 6😭💕 as someone with autism, I get really attached to certain things and the 1951 movie is so special to me and I love your channel and cannot WAIT for you guys to react to that one!!!

[@meredithmiller7016]

I don't know what it was, but this may have been my favorite reaction of yours. As was true for all emo kids when this came out, this was one of my favorite movies ever. As was anything Tim Burton tbh...thanks for the awesome reaction, guys! Excited to see the animated reaction because it is a TRIP.

[@Entxq_]

btw! The actor for Stayne/ Knave of Hearts is Crispin Glover, who is the father (George McFly) from Back To The Future

[@aspieanarchist5439]

The Jabberwocky is another Lewis Caroll poem that`s referenced on multiple occasions in "Alice`s Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through The Looking Glass". I read it in theatre class in high school.

[@stellaberndtson3406]

One of the things that I love about this movie is that the animals, despite being CGI still have a lot of emotions.

[@berliandivaaulia3995]

Fun fact: I didn't realise this when I was a kid. The name Jakarta didn't exist in the 19th century or whenever this movie took place because Indonesia was still called The Dutch-Indies, under the occupation of the Dutch and the capital was called Batavia. It was later in 1945 after they officially gained independence and then became Indonesia and the capital name changed to Jakarta.

[@evie3148]

Great reaction! I love seeing Johnny completely transform for his roles. You should also check out charlie and the chocolate factory... another eerie world

[@merryn96]

Why is a raven like a writing desk? Because that which is never backwards is always forwards, and a raven is nevar backwards, and a writing desk is always for words.

[@dylancole1910]

This, despite the common dislike of it is one of my favorite live action Disney remakes. I think Tim Burton was the perfect person for this movie, and Johnny Depp really makes this movie worth it. I liked the Hatter in this movie better than the hatter in the original cartoon actually, the way he plays him and his whole costume just makes him so much more unhinged and I love it. Really like the second film too, I can’t wait for that as well.

[@mentilly_all]

🤮

[@RottedPopcornandHorror1966]

No matter how it's told, I love returning to the crazy world of Wonderland. And of course the pair of you reacting to it. Thank you and take care..xx

[@shania991]

It was so epic when I first watched it I love Alice in wonderland its such a rush when Alice is in the air about to cut his head off and she goes ''OFF WITH YOUR HEAD" mocking the red queen ugh I loved it

[@sujhaylavargas8053]

i know nobody would see this but i love how Ninetailedbrush says exact what i say when i see the movie " now eat more giant cake and destroy that castle like godzilla :3 " jsjsjsjs i love him :3

[@pureserenity524]

18:30 I think a "Hatter" is a person who panned for gold and often times were poisoned by mercury which made the go insane.

[@fearlesslife21]

This was amazing in the theatres in 3D! Loved it! :D

[@KERRYPIKE]

Wonderland is a very incredible place that is filled with amazing creatures, and the movie is amazing.

[@maryengleman7560]

The question "Why is a raven like a writing desk? was answered somewhat by the phrase, " Because they both produce flat notes." Lewis Carroll never actually had an answer when he wrote ' Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. It was something that was answered much later. I believe he answered the question in a letter to a friend.

[@simraali9670]

This movie actually has a sequel! Not as great as the first but explains the backstory a bit!

[@jnne4048]

*the fact that tim burton will always have sir christopher lee, helena bonham carter, johnny depp and danny elfman in his films is a fact that i fucking LOVE*

[@kyle3554]

I love this movie and glad you reacted to it! Like another comment said, please react to Cinderella 3. It's a great film.

[@DenisseG]

This one was part of my personality back in middle school when it came out, I remember I would draw the cat smiling everywhere, I loved the aesthetic that burton brought into it

[@LuLu-Sil]

A Raven is like a Writing Desk because (Edgar Allan) Poe wrote extensively on both. The actor for the Knave, Stayne is the "Creepy thin man" from Charlie's Angels (2000's). Alice freaked out when the White Queen asked her to fight because of the parallel to the Marriage Proposal.

[@tinahastie]

I saw this movie at the cinema with my sister. I felt so sure that to fully understand everything, you had to be smoking something 😂. I'm going to watch it with you guys, maybe you'll help me understand what the blinkers is going on 😵‍💫😉

[@whitenoisereacts]

Lol, no I sorta felt the same way!

[@abducteeofearth1703]

@@whitenoisereacts Will you react to Arisocats?

[@pranjanarahangdale9629]

fun fact, Iracebeth is actually the red queen and not the queen of hearts and her younger sister is the white queen. The entire movie is set in the kingdom of Chess, hence why the battle field looks like a chess board. The movie has portrayed the Helena Bonham carter as a mix of the red queen and the queen of hearts. But, Hearts is an entirely different kingdom in the book.

[@antikristy]

My favorite version of this is the tv miniseries from 1985. The cast is star studded (for the time) with Sammy Davis Jr as the caterpillar. It is very much cheesy 80's, but it filled my 5 year old heart full of wonder and I still love it to this day. I

[@adrianolpos5462]

Close to a 100k!!! Both of you is my favorite movie reactor. You both deserves it💜

[@kathrynrylatt7905]

you should watch the second of these movies, through the looking glass, it's also really good and follows on a couple of years later! loved the video

[@whitenoisereacts]

We did!!! On Patreon now!!

[@humanintelegence]

I was 7 when this came out, yet to this day i REALLY want a Bandersnatch

[@poeticjustice5240]

Omg, I was actually wondering a few days ago if you'd seen this movie and if you'll ever do the reaction video, and now we here. I absolutely love Alice in wonderland, probably my favorite storybook and Disney animation. Thank you for watching!

[@Kinoprofi2801]

23:15 Bellatrix's laughter 😂

[@briannao8619]

The actor that plays the guy in all black with the eyepatch is also the dad of Marty McFly in Back to the Future

[@jarekvelchek802]

I saw this with my old neighbors back when I was 8 years old. Johnny Depp makes an amazing Mad Hatter, Mia Wasikowska is impressive as Alice, all of the visuals are phenomenal, and Jabberwocky is played by Christopher Lee also played as Count Dooku in Star Wars.

[@venanciafox8765]

I heard somewhere that the answer to, "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" is, "Because Poe wrote on both." But that answer developed over time. It was originally supposed to be an unanswerable riddle, which makes the reaction of the Hatter and Hare in the animated film make sense.

[@amyeaton882]

Some years ago, I googled this question and I got the answer as "because they both have inky quills upon them."

[@venanciafox8765]

@@amyeaton882 Took me a second to get it. 😂 I like the idea of it being an unanswerable riddle at heart though.

[@ariadnamargaritadelgadober6180]

The Jabberwocky poem is part of the Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There book

[@gailjohnston1248]

So glad you watched this! In the past, I wasn't ever into the AIW thing but years ago, once this adaption came to Tv, I gave it a shot one day. Mostly because JDepp was in it. I came away just loving it!🤗 I especially love how Alice even though she kept trying to make sense and talk herself out of everything she was experiencing....that she basically said in a sense- F-It! Puts on the armor and tells herself those things in her countdown to build herself up and toss what convention of the time she grew up in to stand strong and get the job done in killing the beast! 😁 She took what she learned back with her to change her life as an empowered young woman. I've watched this movie over the years quite a bit, esp. if I might be having a rough few days. Anyways, I loved that the Hatter when PO'd goes into full Scots mode lol. And Depp does it too awesomely. (I happen to be part Scottish by heritage, and go sometimes to the local Scottish/ Highland Games.) Slante' guys!🍹🍻

[@cen881]

9:51 yes, it is

[@armyrevaluv6889]

Can’t wait for Alice through looking glass reaction

[@whitenoisereacts]

Up on patreon now

[@armyrevaluv6889]

@@whitenoisereacts is it going to be put on KZbin?

[@juanantoniorodriguezsoto3999]

Jabberwocky is poem, it belongs to Alice in wonderland world, appears in TROUGH LOOKING GLASS book! 😍

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ohhhh shoot!!

[@bel410la]

I love these movies, they are actually great. I would recommend watching the second one as well.

[@brabbit736]

I've always loved how the Hatter/Johnny goes in and out of a Scottish brogue depending on his mental state. It's just amazing. Plus a deep Scottish brogue is just so attractive.

[@martingutierrez1036]

This is one of my favorite movies :)

[@abbeyBominable123]

Please react to Cinderella 3 and also the live-action Cinderella from 2015. They're both amazing!

[@kyle3554]

yes!!

[@TodaysSpecialMinis]

Great review. This was indeed an interesting movie. I love the design of the characters - especially the red queen with her giant head. The costumes were creative and colorful and helped tell the story as well as the stages and scenery. This felt almost like a sci-fi mashup with the dragon slaying and stuff - it was a little less fairytale and a little more grownup.The dancing at the end though - kinda strange. Threw the whole movie off at the end with mad hatter doing some hip hop dance moves. Would love to see you guys review The Last Dragon, The Golden Child, A Family Thing, Soul Man, Jumping The Broom. Just sayin.

[@shainewhite2781]

It is an Oscar Winning Billion Dollar Hit!

[@PowerCookie1]

25:11 narnia on acid. Thats perfect

[@diamoond11]

I like this movie more than most recent live action movies because it's gives a twist to the story we all know and love while also keeping it's essence at core! You should really watch the sequel, its pretty cool

[@SOI-meme]

I can't wait till you guys see the other two movies for when it all comes to a better understanding of it all

[@AlastorsShadowDemon]

I had to curl up with my Mad Hatter blanket for this one. ❤️ Love this movie. Crispin Glover is The Knave.

[@igorrodrigues2532]

A lot of people don't like the sequel but I like it. You should react too. I certainly would watch!

[@braidentoelke2735]

The jack of hearts guy is Marty Mcflys dad from back to the future! I didn't even realize till u said he looked familiar lol

[@v.noopurkrishna798]

Hearing the whole movie of Alice in Wonderland movie was really awesome. You both reacting and saying your reviews were great. It was really fun to hear the movie again after a long time.

[@ashoknegi5482]

When u said the editing was odd, it was actually intended I think cause the whole part before she goes into the wonderland is confusing ( even in the book). I think of it as so: When we r seeing real things that happen around us, we try to make sense of them. The whole part before wonderland is super confusing and so abruptly set up, but we try to make sense of it and get confused, but after we enter wonderland, we don't even try to think rationally cause like, its all crazy and unseen and so new. Its a touch I found while re reading the book as well. I do not know if that was done on purpose by Lewis caroll but I decifer it that way

[@olichkaBelDear]

I enjoyed watching with you. really looking forward to the second part

[@LauraSkellington21]

This is special to me cause they ahd a perfect cast and director. Anne Hathaway Alan Rickman Helena Bonhan Carter JOHNNY Depp etc Especially Alan Rickman like I think this is one of the last movies that he did before he passed away due to cancer. It was this one and another one of him like portraying a general or something. You guys can look it up but yeah. I was 15 when he died literally in January I forgot thw date but somewhere in the second week I think.

[@HTom-dn2vp]

41:25 over a decade later and I still see this is one of the most badass winning quotes I’ve ever heard😂😂😂😝😝😝

[@ElykRindon07]

I remember watching this in the cinema twice in one sitting, back when there are no reserved seats per viewing yet. (casually waiting for Narnia trilogy reactions to be uploaded in KZbin) 😁😁😁

[@Entxq_]

I might be wrong but I heard that one is Patreon exclusive and would not make it to KZbin

[@desertrose777]

The knave is Crispin Glover, who played the dad in the first Back to the Future film.

[@LauraSkellington21]

Did u guys know alan rickman played the caterpillar. The sequel to this movie was his last animated film for disney to do.

[@alexromanov5054]

I can’t believe this channel is almost at 100k subs! I remember back when it had 20k-ish. Congrats guys!

[@whitenoisereacts]

I remember when you were around then too!!! Thanks for all your love!!

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Grew up watching it and love it and love Johnny Depp in this as well 😸

[@zoeysavino709]

31:04 is Crispin Glover, most notably, he plays George McFly (Back to the Future). His other roles are Willard (Willard), Thin Man (Charlie's Angels), Eddie (Drop Dead Sexy), Willy (Epic Movie), 6 (9), and many more. He is a fabulous actor, I love him as much as Johnny Depp. ❤❤❤❤