New Alice In Wonderland Movie Posters

These two new movie posters by Disney look beautiful, the anticipation is growing!

A few more months to go for the big date with the White Rabbit! Mark March 5, 2010 into your calendars if you haven't done that already.

[Image credits: The Walt Disney Company 2010] 

 

Alice In Wonderland Is The New Black?

"ALICE IS THE NEW BLACK" and "WHO WILL YOU WEAR TO THE TEA PARTY?"

These posters are the new teaser posters for Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland 3-D movie. Silas Lesnick from Comingsoon attended the Disney’s D23 Expo, where these promos were showcased at the Alice in Wonderland tea party.

Is Tim Burton taking Alice too far in the dark? Or what can these posters otherwise mean?  

Black theme continues with news from Kerrang.com that Ville Valo, the frontman for the Finnish gothic metal rock band HIM is working on a sound track for the Alice in Wonderland movie.

Regardless these black themes, Tim Burton is claiming that his adaptation of Alice in Wonderland will be suitable for children. Many worried parents have voiced their concerns about the dark elements of the new movie, which is a cause of frustration for the director.
Defending himself Tim Burton told recently to AMC News that “It’s a Disney movie! We’re not doing anything in it that’s more than what’s already in Alice in Wonderland. The movie is meant for people of all ages to view.”

























The Alice in Wonderland Movie, starring Johnny Depp is opening on March 5, 2010.

The New Pictures Of Wonderland And The Movie Plot

Disney has released new movie photos of Burton's Alice In Wonderland for us to savour and build up some excitement!

 

The landscape looks inviting but a bit dark as you can expect from Tim Burton.

The topiary in the first picture looks creepy, the danger there is imminent.

The second picture is from the rose garden where Alice encounters talking flowers. It looks magical!

This is a picture of Alice with Tweedledee and Tweedledum at the gates in Wonderland.

In this new Burton's movie Alice is already 17 years old and the plot tells that she is invited to attend a huge party at a Victorian estate.

 

But when Alice finds out that she is about to be proposed to in front of hundreds of society snobs, she flees and again runs after the White Rabbit and through the hole into the Wonderland. 

 

Curiously she doesn't remember her previous encounters in Wonderland where her old acquaintances are waiting for her to help them. 

 

The Cheshire Cat, the March Hare and Tweedledee and Tweedledum are ready to rebel against the Red Queen who has taken the throne from her sister, the White Queen, and in doing so transformed the previously peaceful kingdom of Wonderland into a world of deceit and disagreements. Very interesting screenplay from Linda Woolverton.

 

[Image credits: The Walt Disney Company 2009]