Alice In Wonderland

[sharinganwarrior77]

Ah, I didn't know about that. lol

[50percentgrey]

The growth in that version occurs once here: https://youtu.be/_be56-zH_eQ?t=5m25s

Apparently, the growth is WAY too quick, at least for my taste.

[Comicbookbabe]

Originally Posted by a0040pc

I remember seeing that, I also know the company. They make a lot of mockbusters (mainly based on Pixar films). They're all supposed to be terrible.

ok I had heard about these and always heard they were horrible. But I had no idea they were intentionally horrible. That's kind of hilarious.

[Linear]

It sure was nice of the Pharaoh to put down his dueling deck and narrate the movie for us. He makes a very convincing Cheshire Cat too.

[Soviet Hybrid]

Another from Vimeo, has a growth and shrink scene and reminds me of a 60s style film as it is shot in 16mm Super 8. Only a few minutes but kind of worth it.

https://vimeo.com/151450036

[MacroAdam]

Not exactly process, but the ED credits to Dagashi Kashi are based on Alice in Wonderland and the Rabbit House growth scene is shown at one point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2y2hY8V2xQ

[Allogagan]

That was neat.

[Allogagan]

Slightly off topic but still about Alice in Wonderland related. In the 1951 Disney's Alice in Wonderland when Alice grows in the White Rabbit's house you see one of her legs growing out of the front door and when they show the full house (see attachment) you see the other legs has also grown out of the house. Where exactly is it coming out of? They never show how this legs got there.

[Reebok]

Originally Posted by Allogagan

Slightly off topic but still about Alice in Wonderland related. In the 1951 Disney's Alice in Wonderland when Alice grows in the White Rabbit's house you see one of her legs growing out of the front door and when they show the full house (see attachment) you see the other legs has also grown out of the house. Where exactly is it coming out of? They never show how this legs got there.

Probably through a plot hole or something like that.

[funbird]

vs.

A window at the side.

What surprise me more is as I remember, that she has the door on her back when growing in the room, but get her leg through facing the door.

[Mr Wayne]

Originally Posted by Allogagan

Slightly off topic but still about Alice in Wonderland related. In the 1951 Disney's Alice in Wonderland when Alice grows in the White Rabbit's house you see one of her legs growing out of the front door and when they show the full house (see attachment) you see the other legs has also grown out of the house. Where exactly is it coming out of? They never show how this legs got there.

Originally Posted by Reebok

Probably through a plot hole or something like that.

Originally Posted by funbird

A window at the side.

Originally Posted by 50percentgrey

As long as we're at it, how is it the inside of the house has two floors but when Alice fills it up (luv that thought, btw), it looks more like one floor. Perhaps she made the second floor collapse under her weight making it that way?

I think they just squeeeezed her swelling body through the house's nooks and crevices for dramatic effect, 50percentgrey.



What they should have done was never pan away from Alice's initial growth inside the second floor room to the White Rabbit, but instead continued to show her filling up the rest of the house from the inside. Not the outside as much until the very end of her growth spurt. And then to have slowed down the pace more, while never compromising how they portrayed Alice's anxiety.

By the way... While we're on this subject twice, I don't know about all of you but I sure would love to take some of those bread slices (or whatever they are) nested on the front window sill.

;-P

[Twilight_Roxas]

Disney logic XD