Alice In Wonderland - Combi Pack
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When a bright, beautiful 19-year old Alice Kingsley accidentally tumbles down a rabbit hole, she is transported into the delightfully fantastical world she encountered as a child. There, she meets a mad hatter (Johnny Depp), who will serve as her guide as she journeys through a wonderland filled with an all-star cast of extraordinary characters living in a land oppressed by a tyrannical red queen. Together they embark on an amazing adventure where Alice will find her true identity.
2 Disc Combi Pack contains the feature film on DVD and Blu-ray
Special Features:
- Making of the Mad Hatter (In depth with Johnny Depp)
- Finding Alice (Unveils the character of Alice from casting, character evolution, to the challenges of fencing and flying in a harness)
- Effecting Wonderland (How the Tweddles and the other Underland creatures brought to life)
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This is a great film and needs to be viewed in the best possible way ie blu ray, the colours, graphics and picture quality really is top notch here and this pack is a bonus for if you have kids with the dvd copy also included! Johnny Depp steal the show once again but with a character such as the mad hatter it couldnt have been played any better. Given it 4 stars as i was wanting a different version told of the classic Alice in wonderland but when its a disney and aimed at kids supopse you cant grumble. Great Blu ray!
I saw this at the cinema for the first time and absolutely loved it i then bought it immediately as it was realised. This has to be the best Tim Burton film ever and incredible acting by Johnny Depp and Mia Wasikowska. I would recomend this to any one. 5* rating BRILLIANT!
Johnny Depp + Tim Burton = Excellence every time. So glad I can finally enjoy this without the 3D ruining it. It's one of their best I think, better even than Willy Wonka, which I loved