Alice in Wonderland

[annemehr]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "justcarol67" <justcarol67 at ...> wrote:
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> "Bel~ , Lexicon_Bel~" <bhobbs36@> wrote:
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> > You should know that this story takes place after Alice is grown-up. Wonderland (Underland) has gone dark, and needs Alice's help. So the creepy surrealism is quite fitting actually. I'm looking forward to seeing it!
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> Carol responds:
> I do know that. It makes no difference to me since, as I said, I don't like creepy surrealism.
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> Carol, now wondering what the rating is and whether the filmmakers will respect Lewis Carroll's original vision enough to keep it PG13
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Annemehr:
Thanks Bel~, I hadn't realised that.

I do a like a bit of surrealism, and I think my sense of what's creepy is a little off.  I am not a big fan of Lewis Carroll, so I am not worried about what Tim Burton's interpretation is.  The only reason I might miss seeing this one is that I don't get out to the movies much -- might have to wait for the DVD.

What about "Clash of the Titans"?  There's one I would so love to be a good one but I'm so afraid it won't be.

Annemehr