Disney releases two new posters promoting their upcoming film!

From Walt Disney Pictures and visionary director Tim Burton comes an epic 3D fantasy adventure ALICE IN WONDERLAND, a magical and imaginative twist on some of the most beloved stories of all time. JOHNNY DEPP stars as the Mad Hatter and MIA WASIKOWSKA as 19-year-old Alice, who returns to the whimsical world she first encountered as a young girl, reuniting with her childhood friends: the White Rabbit, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the Dormouse, the Caterpillar, the Cheshire Cat, and of course, the Mad Hatter. Alice embarks on a fantastical journey to find her true destiny and end the Red Queen’s reign of terror. The all-star cast also includes ANNE HATHAWAY, HELENA BONHAM CARTER and CRISPIN GLOVER. The screenplay is by Linda Woolverton. Capturing the wonder of Lewis Carroll’s beloved “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” (1865) and “Through the Looking-Glass” (1871) with stunning, avant-garde visuals and the most charismatic characters in literary history, ALICE IN WONDERLAND comes to the big screen in Disney Digital 3D™ on March 5, 2010.

Alice looks like Brad Pitt from Interview with a Vampire.

Oh, I hate that cat. But Anne Hathaway look awesome.

" Alice looks like Brad Pitt from Interview with a Vampire. "

the cheshire cat is my favorite

I'm a really big fan of all Tim Burton Johnny Depp Anne Hathaway Christopher Lee and Helen Bonham Carter stuff (some of my favorite actors and actresses) but I do not think I will like this movie more then the animated film that was just to good and classic.

The tree in the background of the first poster reminds me of Sleepy Hollow !!! Don't you see this ?

None of the images are speaking to me... i predict a big no on this one

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

another availble in disney 3d i will avoid 2d for me thanks lol

Oh my Lord! That looks wonderful. I sure can't wait for this one. It's been a long time since Disney made awe.

um.... creepy?

These are some very stunning images. The do a good job of taking a fantasy realm and turning it into something that looks possible. Sort of like with Pan's Labyrinth. Only not 'as dark'. It looks as if you could walk into that image.
 
It's rather brave that Disney is going more in the direction of the novel then they are with their own version of this story. It was one of the reasons why I was ever so cautious about this film. I was worried that this would just end up being a live action version of the Disney Cinderella. Such as with The Little Mermaid. That original story did not have the happy ending Disney gave it. Th real tale had kind of a good lesson, but it also has quite a whole lot of bad ones if you think about it. It's even more tragic if you know where Anderson based the story from.
 
When I saw the trailer and heard Johnny Depp was involved in the film. I became far more interested. He's a very entertaining actor, because he never really plays the same person twice. Well, with the noted exception of sequels to a film franchise. Most actors seem to play the same kind of role over and over. They never branch out. Depp is always exploring a different character. You often want to go and see his movies just to see what he does next.

"um.... creepy? "

So what's the deal?  Is Johnny Depp the cat in this one or what?  I swear those two are connected at the weirdest part of the hip.

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.........cheshire cat

Wow, these look great!

"i swear this movie will look so bizzare "

Alice looks like she's on smack.

"Are you looking forward to the upcoming film?   

 Do you think that Tim Burton will do the story justice?"

I might be interested in this but that's just cause I like strange stuff

Looks great and the Red Queen freaks me out...

Brillaint, this film is going to rock the box office.

" the original stuff I saw for the movie made it look awesome...these images have lessened my excitement, made me come to grips with the reality that epic movies are unheard of these days, but I think I still want to see it, just to say I did "

"Looks great and the Red Queen freaks me out... "

"Well this looks pretty good, but Tim Burton is hit or miss with me on these remakes...Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, anyone? Ugggh, that was awful imo. A disgrace to the original, Willy Wonka. I love Gene Wilder.  Hopefully, this turns out better than that and I think it will. "

"Not a fan of this at all. Burton is 6 ways to sunday weird. And the movie looks bizarre as usual. Does he know how to make a normal movie? "

" technically speaking the Gene Wilder version was a disgrace to the original story."

" @MysterioMaximus said:

" technically speaking the Gene Wilder version was a disgrace to the original story."

Them's fightin' words. "

The 2st one is a little creepy. BUT I LIKE IT!!!!

@blackkitty:

"@Bobby X said:

"Well this looks pretty good, but Tim Burton is hit or miss with me on these remakes...Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, anyone? Ugggh, that was awful imo. A disgrace to the original, Willy Wonka. I love Gene Wilder.  Hopefully, this turns out better than that and I think it will. "

Sigh! People love to judge before they learn the facts. Tim Burtons film was nearly word for word the Charlie book, so technically speaking the Gene Wilder version was a disgrace to the original story.

LOL sry to make you sigh, but how am I judging before knowing the facts? I simply stated that I did not care for the Burton's telling of the story overall and that I felt Depp's portrayal was limp imocompared to Wilder's. The use of the word 'disgrace' was hyperbole lol just because I'm such a huge Wilder fan. I didn't say anything about the original written story though...as a MOVIE, I like the original '71 version much better, regardless of whatever was written originally.  I felt Burton's film dragged on a bit too and I, for once, didn't really enjoy Depp's portrayal of a character...

@MysterioMaximus said: 
Sry, I tried...I always try to approach movies this way, just simply didn't enjoy it really...maybe I'll give it another shot ;) 
Overall I'm actually a pretty big Burton fan though. I have loved just about everything else he has done, just not his Choco Factory. I also felt that the darker aspects of the movie were shunted a bit when Burton decided to show all the rejects leaving the factory. I would have enjoyed it more if their fates were still relatively unknown as they were left in the '71 movie.

" nah, just the sad truth. "

If Tim Burton is in it-  it's gotta rock - love his movies!

" The tree in the background of the first poster reminds me of Sleepy Hollow !!! Don't you see this ? "