Question

Answer these questions about the Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland Movie

Brainstorm:
1.) Did you like this movie? Why or why not?

2.) What rating would you give this movie?

3.) What spoilers might ruin the movie for viewers if you told them about it?

4.) All movies teach a lesson (theme/moral). What did you learn from this one?

5.) What is valuable about the movie for today's audiences? How might today's audiences find opportunity to criticize the movie?

6.) What title would you give your review (and can you think of a pun that might work for it)?

7. Copy and paste one quote from each review that you read.
From Roger Ebert's review Use the link “ https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/alice-in-wonderland-2010 “ :

From Richard Propes's review use the link “ https://theindependentcritic.com/alice_in_wonderland2010 “ :

Answer 1

1.) Yes, I did like this movie because there are so many twists and turns that happen while the movie progresses. Not knowing what to expect.

2.) I would give this a 8/10 because the way Tim Burton portrayed this movie is completely different from the way it is portrayed in literature.

3.) If you told them the plot of the movie or a really intense scene, it may instantly give away the majority of the film.

4.) A lesson I had learned while watching Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland' was to always keep going and never let anyone get you down; you need to stand up for yourself.

5.) Something valuable about this movie to a majority of people is the entertainment this film brings. A way of enjoying a family night. But along with that many people may see this film childish due to it belonging to Disney and it being a Tim Burton movie. It is filled with fantasy and magic, many of those critics can use that to along call this film childish.

6.) The title of my review would be 'You're entirely bonkers!'

7.)I don't know how to answer this.

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