The movie we’ve all been waiting for, “Alice In Wonderland” by Tim Burton finally opens today! What we’ve seen so far has been AMAZING so I’m sure the movie itself will be even better than that. So go see it and don’t forget to let us know what you thought in the comments or to send us a fan review of your Alice In Wonderland experience – all submitted reviews will be posted here on the site.

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i got the opportunity to see the midnight advanced screening of “alice in wonderland” in 3d at my local cinema here in piqua,ohio earlier tonight and i absolutely loved it! i will definately watch it again and again! it is awesome!

Yay! I’m going to see it tomorrow

As I am in Egypt; it opened 3/3 and OMG! It been so lovely to go to the movie theater and watching.
I adore the version of Alice she is older and has too much on her sholders.

Helen Bonham Carter was amazing Red Queen “Off his Head” is her memorable qoute.

Johnny was a funny mad hatter and I enjoyed his acting.

over all; I am going to watch it agiiiiiiiian.

No longer a wide-eyed child, Alice Kingsleigh (a pitch-perfect Mia Wasikowska) is now an easily distracted 19-year-old who seems hopelessly out of sync with her muted Victorian surroundings.

Dodging a garden-party marriage proposal from the dorky son of a lord and lady, Alice instead opts to take off after a pocket watch-clutching rabbit (voiced by Michael Sheen), giving those 3D glasses their first major workout as she plunges deeper and deeper into Underland.

Although she doesn’t realize it, Alice has been down this particular rabbit hole before, when she was a much younger, more spirited girl.

But before she’s able to get back in touch with her “muchness,” she’ll bond with a mercury-poisoned Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp, in another blissfully out-there tragicomic performance) and butt heads with the tyrannical Iracebeth (a never-better Helena Bonham Carter, who is an absolute scream of a Red Queen).

Whether they were required to spend quality time in front of a greenscreen or were totally CGI creations, all the usual suspects, from the rotund Tweedledee and Tweedledum (Matt Lucas times two) to the disembodied Cheshire Cat (Stephen Fry) to the fearsome Jabberwocky (the great Christopher Lee), are present and brilliantly accounted for in collaboration with special effects master Ken Ralston.

Although Carroll purists might pooh-pooh some of the script’s more radical alterations, like bringing Alice up to legal age, the shift helps hit home the film’s welcome message of female empowerment.

Ultimately, it’s the visual landscape that makes Alice’s newest adventure so wondrous, as technology has finally been able to catch up with Burton’s endlessly fertile imagination.

Also taking their cues from John Tenniel’s original illustrations, Robert Stromberg’s fanciful production design and costume designer Colleen Atwood’s ever-inspired wardrobe selection help make it quite the trippy trip. Comment by http://cineload.net

The movie was AMAZING! Much better than I thought it would be. I really love the detail in the film. It looks so realistic. Helena was amazing as the Red Queen, and Anne was just as good as the White Queen. I LOVE the Mad Hatter. He is totally crazy and full of revenge. I love his irish accent. The March hare is TOTALLY mad! Mia was the standout role though. She played Alice perfectly. I DEFINATELY recommend watching it! I’m going to see it again today.

What did the First Fans out the Gate think of Alice in Wonderland? We went to the theater at 12:01 to find out what people were thinking. Check it out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQp4hsMlohA

It was the best movie of the year! cant wait when its out in blu ray!!!

I LOVED this movie and it has jumped to my top favorite movies of all time. I don’t understand why some people don’t like this movie, it is so magnificent!
The CG was incredible and I loved the pace of the movie: a bit slow in the beginning, but you see how the story gets faster and faster for the fight scene. The Mad Hatter is, by far, my favorite character <3
My only problem was this: why did Alice stay in her world and not Wonderland? Why did Tim Burton take out the Mad Hatter and Alice love bit? I know he kept the "connection" between them, but she left any way — I was really hoping the love bit would be there. Hopefully Tim Burton will make a sequel to his Wonderland! Then Alice can stay and be with the Hatter!
Man, what I would give to see that happen <3 <3 <3

Personally, I think this is a MUST SEE!