People are allowed to deviate in discussion.If I went on a 'new westlife song' thread I would expect there to be discussion about other songs too. Anyway thats not the point Im making Jess, the point is, shes allowed to be negative.end of.
There are times to stay put, and what you want will come to you.
But there are times to go out into the world and find such a thing for yourself.
I aint no abacus but you can count on me.
I just saw it tonight, but in 2D because I prefer that. Visually, it was amazing - I would expect nothing less of Tim Burton, and Danny Elfman's music was as eerie as ever.
However, Anne Hathaway's performance was completely lackluster. By far, the most impressive performances were delivered by Johnny Depp and (as much as I dislike her) Helena Bonham Carter.
I didn't really care for the storyline - the whole point is that Alice returns to Wonderland to complete a quest...while I was hoping it would be more like a re-vamp of the book/Disney movie, which could have been just as good, if not better.
Got to love that Cheshire cat, though.
Im glad it didnt follow the original story as the original doesnt have much of a story, so it allowed for much more emotions to be brought forward esp from the mad hatter, he ended up turning into this deep character.
It was really good.
"Its not how long a star shines, what is remembered is the brightness of the light"
Loved it. 3d was awesome! The only thing I didnt like was the way Anne Hathaway kept her arms up for the entire thing. Did this really annoy anybody else or is it just me? Also her eyebrows and lipstick were, in my opinion, too dark to fit in with the rest of the costume. Lighter colours could well have been used in contrast with the white as well.
Also the development of the Mad Hatter's character was fab. I liked the way he told a little of his background and he wasnt fully mad the entire time. But his moods could flip within 2 seconds!
I went to see it last night. I thought it was amazing. To disagree with what other people have said, I actually thought that Anne Hathaway's performance was one of the best. It was saccharine and pantomime and totally in-keeping with the tone of the film, imo. Brilliant. Johnny Depp was (as always) the star of the show, though, with his portrayal of the Mad Hatter, which was far sadder than the other depictions of him, I thought. Definitely something I'll be recommending, especially in 3D!
I don't have glasses. My left eye is pretty much null and void so there's no point. Everytime i've tried 3D glasses in the past everything just looks funny.
I'm looking forward to seeing this, probably when all the hype has died down and the cinema ain't as crowded though.
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I don't have glasses. My left eye is pretty much null and void so there's no point. Everytime i've tried 3D glasses in the past everything just looks funny.
I saw it yesterday,loved it!Johnny depp was wonderful as usual and I loved alice and matt lucas.Also loved Babs as the mouse!Was so disappointed by anne hathaway.
There are times to stay put, and what you want will come to you.
But there are times to go out into the world and find such a thing for yourself.
I aint no abacus but you can count on me.
