Alice In Wonderland

JasonSlayer · 04-10-2010

I agree with most of what you're saying, but, reason or not, Alice had to return to the real world at the end. Like it or not, the real world is what we all have to deal with. Running away to a mystical Wonderland (or Underland) doesn't really help anyone. You would miss your family and your familiar world and all that you love. Running away from your old life to an entirely new world and leaving everyone else behind is just plain selfish of you.

But I didn't like it either, and I haven't even seen it. Burton made it too real, changed too much, and made Alice grow up. It made me change my life after I read the end of the novel and watched all the trailers. I was doing fine before without thinking about it, but this movie made me want to change. I hate that.

04-10-2010	#11
JasonSlayer Frequent Poster Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 154	Re: Alice In Wonderland I agree with most of what you're saying, but, reason or not, Alice had to return to the real world at the end. Like it or not, the real world is what we all have to deal with. Running away to a mystical Wonderland (or Underland) doesn't really help anyone. You would miss your family and your familiar world and all that you love. Running away from your old life to an entirely new world and leaving everyone else behind is just plain selfish of you. But I didn't like it either, and I haven't even seen it. Burton made it too real, changed too much, and made Alice grow up. It made me change my life after I read the end of the novel and watched all the trailers. I was doing fine before without thinking about it, but this movie made me want to change. I hate that.