Popular Mechanics spoke with Tim Burton. The director had a few words on 3D filmmaking on
Alice in Wonderland: "I felt with the techniques that we were using—live action but manipulating it, plus the other elements we're adding in—[converting the movie] gave us more freedom to get the depth layers we wanted in the time frame we're dealing with," Burton tells PM. "But in the Alice world—the shrinking and the growing and the spatial stuff—3D helps with the experience."
Hey, in this spanish trailer of "Alice," it contains a totally different ending. The hatter is not laughing and snorting, Alice says something and he says something back (in spanish, of course.)
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Just thought I ought to share!
-Matty
OH! ALICE IN WONDERLAND FOR WII AND DS!
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Oh oh oh oh! They mention the props and set designs they showed at comic-con!!!
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-Matty