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James BobinArgumento:
Linda WoolvertonCâmara:
Stuart DryburghMúsica:
Danny ElfmanElenco:
Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, Sacha Baron Cohen, Rhys Ifans, Matt Lucas, Lindsay Duncan, Leo Bill, Geraldine James (mais)Streaming (3)
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Alice Kingsleigh (Wasikowska) passou os últimos anos seguindo os passos de seu pai e navegando os oceanos. No seu retorno a Londres, ela se depara com um espelho mágico e retorna ao fantástico mundo de Wonderland e seus amigos o Coelho Branco (Sheen), a lagarta Absolem (Rickman), O Gato Risonho (Fry) e o Chapeleiro Maluco (Depp), que não é ele mesmo. O Chapeleiro perdeu sua "insanidade", então Mirana – a Rainha Banca (Hathaway) – envia Alice em uma jornada em busca da Cronosfera, um globo metálico que fica dentro da câmara do Grande Relógio que controla todo o tempo. Retornando ao passado, ela reencontra amigos - e inimigos - em momentos diferentes de suas vidas, e embarca em uma perigosa corrida para salvar o Chapeleiro antes que o tempo se acabe. (Disney / Buena Vista Brasil)
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Tim Burton once said that Alice In Wonderland was one of the most difficult projects ever for him. Mainly because the huge production companies had a certain vision (including the 3D) which was completely different to the one Tim had in his head. Nevertheless, money is a powerful temptation for every producer and so the modern Alice appears on the big screen again. It had a director who did not bring much to the table and I have a feeling that he only took the position of a director so that there would be a director and they based the whole movie on the animation Tim Burton came up with anyway. But personally, I must say that the second installment was pretty successful storywise. The first one is a sort of casual and honest movie in a British style, but it did not sit well with me either in the context of the previous movies or the book itself. But this is a different cup of tea and Sacha Baron Cohen complements it perfectly. Immediately, the colorfulness is on a completely different level and even though the first installment introduced all this colorful mishmash, I only really enjoyed this installment. And that is despite the fact that you can see in the movie how much they were pushing it just so they would get something out of it.
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Uma redução fraca do primeiro filme, cujo enredo trivial é enfadonhamente prolongado pela conversa desnecessária, e que carece de humor e suspense e até daquele ambiente fantasioso, onírico e poeticamente maluco e absurdo do livro de Lewis, que a Disney e Burton de alguma forma conseguiram preservar e que Alice do Outro Lado do Espelho não só não conseguiu construir, como, na realidade, foi contra ele ao decidir combinar os mundos infantil e adulto de uma forma completamente disfuncional. Enquanto o filme apresenta Alice como uma heroína de ação madura no início e deixa-a lidar com temas adultos (o enredo baseia-se em Alice viajar no tempo e revelar gradualmente os traumas de que alguns dos personagens de País das Maravilhas sofrem, o que causa estes traumas e como poderiam ser resolvidos para que eles não sofram), mas geralmente vai no sentido do infantil, pelo que leva Alice através de uma história sem sentido em que os personagens secundários ou fazem caretas embaraçosas, ou se apresentam como idiotas. Uma deceção e uma falha a muitos níveis.
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Given that the script has already strayed very far from the original premise based on Carroll and Disney, a sequel to Burton's Alice can be considered almost original. For me, it was definitely very interesting to see how this strange world changes, how we meet these fairy tale characters again and again and for the first time we can almost understand them outside the established templates. An interesting excursion.
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I was looking forward to the sequel to Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, though I had some concerns that it would end up as a rambling romp without any order or plot. Fortunately, it turned out very solidly in my opinion and I left the cinema satisfied. I was intrigued by the idea of time travel (using the chronosphere), which is a very dated element, but it was still conceived in an original way and I was just waiting to see how it would all unfold. I was quite surprised by the identity of the film's biggest villain, as the trailers suggested something completely different, but I take that as a clever misdirection for the viewers, who get a surprise during the screening. As for the visuals, they are basically as colourful and unnaturally artificial as in the first film, but that didn't bother me at all. The musical aspect was also unmissable and I was pleased with the closing song by Pink (there are some really wonderful title songs in movies lately - e.g. Zootropolis or The Huntsman: Winter's War). The cast was excellent, with newcomer Sacha Baron Cohen entertaining me royally – the most funniest scene was his lingering at the tea party. In short, a sequel that certainly doesn't disgrace the first, and even brings something new to the table.
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The second film opens with a spectacular nautical scene, which is, sadly, totally dumb. The ensuing plot digs itself out of this hole but only barely. Everything I liked about the characters in the first film is gone. Alice isn’t anything special, the Hatter is Deppressed, the White Queen, who used to give me fits of laughter, bored me, and Red didn’t bring anything new. Sacha Baron Cohen and his castle saved the film for me. Time, the castle and the Seconds reminded me of MediEvil on PS 1, which made my day.
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No, not this. Johnny Depp isn't just bad here, he's simply annoying, just like the story. I just don't want to see Depp in similar roles anymore... Oh, there is going to be another Pirates film... Time travel is a cliché, and here it just doesn't work. It's just stretching something that could have been presented more interestingly, perhaps in a more detective-like manner. It's a good thing Burton didn't make it. On the other hand, he'd probably do it anyway...
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