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JS2424		#61	[-]
Posts: 2590 (06/27/2009 9:33 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	k baybee wrote: The Jabberwock(y) is a monster, essentially, that's in the original story or read about through a poem in the original. I guess it was too frightening to put in the Disney version, but the 1980s TV version has it, and it's kinda stupid. Hopefully they make it ultra terrifying, considering the other characters already look scary I'm sure that won't be an issue. Here's the picture with the poem that was in the original book: http://www.jabberwocky.com/carroll/jabber/jabberwocky.html Thanks!!
elites renee		#62	[-]
Posts: 22440 (06/27/2009 10:42 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	This movie looks amazing.
Lyric762		#63	[-]
Posts: 560 (06/27/2009 10:45 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	JS2424 wrote: k baybee wrote: The Jabberwock(y) is a monster, essentially, that's in the original story or read about through a poem in the original. I guess it was too frightening to put in the Disney version, but the 1980s TV version has it, and it's kinda stupid. Hopefully they make it ultra terrifying, considering the other characters already look scary I'm sure that won't be an issue. Here's the picture with the poem that was in the original book: http://www.jabberwocky.co.../jabber/jabberwocky.html Thanks!! That name reminds me of the Jabbawocky's from America's Best Dance Crew
Oh reallly		#64	[-]
Posts: 2261 (06/27/2009 11:45 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Tim Burton is so amazingly creative.
Elaine		#65	[-]
Posts: 514 (06/29/2009 5:28 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Movie logo: source
Layla		#66	[-]
Posts: 88 (06/29/2009 8:37 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Alice get's her own website!CLICK HERE
Elaine		#67	[-]
Posts: 515 (06/29/2009 7:06 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Glossary of Terms For Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland Posted on Friday, May 8th, 2009 by Brendon Connelly Linda Woolverton's screenplay for Tim Burton's new *Alice in Wonderland* has very successfully been kept under lock and key. This has led to a certain amount of confusion or even misinformation springing up and circling reports of the film. Thankfully, having been shown a full copy I can now report that all of the early information I was given by sources close to the film seems to be completely true. The big surprise for most people, I think, will be that this is at once an adaptation of and sequel to the Lewis Carroll books. This is thanks to a plot wrangle at least as clever as that in Abrams' Star Trek. Essentially, Wonderland is both a real place and a recurring dream of Alice's. In this film she's dreaming of it at a somewhat later part of her life than in the books, so certain things are different. This is just one clever element of a truly charming and surprising screenplay that I'm now really very sure will become a true humdinger of a movie. To fully understand the script immediately one would need a glossary of terms. Thankfully, Woolverton prepared one and it was circulated to cast and crew. I've had it explained to me, so I'm going to pass on what I know to you after the break. Here in alphabetical order are the various terms you'd need to fully understand the screenplay. While a handful come from the books, most of them appear to be brand new. Bandersnatch, The: evil creature under the control of the Red Queen. Brillig: 4 o'clock in the afternoon. When one begins broiling things for dinner. Crims: The central area of Underland. Downal wyth Bluddy Behg Hid: Down with the Red Queen, the slogan of the Resistance. Ezel: High, go higher, go up. Fairfarren: Farewell. May you travel far under fair skies. Frabjous day: The day Alice slays the Jabberwocky and frees Underland from the oppression of the Red Queen. Frumious: Dirty and smelly. Futterwacken: The Underlanders' dance of unbridled joy. Gallymoggers: Crazy. Gribling: The day Alice will return to Underland. Guddler's scut: Thief's butt. Gummer Slough: Dangerous swamp of thick viscous mud. Horunvendush Day: The day the Red Queen took control of Underland. Jabberwocky: A deadly creature employed as the Red Queen's ultimate weapon. Jubjub Bird: A Bird under the control of the Red Queen. Kiotchyn: 'Heads' up or 'pay attention'. Naught for usal: It's no use trying. Noge: Go low down. Nunz: Wait or 'Don't go, not now'. Oraculum: The Calender of all the days of Ulnderland. Each day has its own title and illustration. Orgal: To the left. Outlands: The untamed land to the west of Witzend. Outlandish: The old language spoken only in the Outlands and used by the Underland resistance as a secret code in the revolution against the Red Queen. Pishsalver: A potion that makes one shrink. Queast: A land to the east, but 'not in the least'. Quillian: The following day after Alice returns. Saganistute: A wise person of poetry and vision. Salazen Grum: A port city where the Red Queen lives. Shukrn: Faeces. Ewww. Sloth: Slowly Stang: To the right. Slurvish: Selfish or self-centered. Snud: A region in the south of Underland. Tulgey Wood: Where Alice meets the Jabberwocky. Underland: The real name for the place Alice calls Wonderland. Upelkuchen: A cake that makes one grow. Slurking urpal slackush scrum: rude or dirty words of the most foul meaning. Witzend: The western land where the Mad Hatter and March Hare were born. Yadder: Far away. Way yadder beyond the Crossling in Snud. Zounder: A warning to 'look out behind you!' source
CECILE		#68	[-]
Posts: 530 (06/30/2009 4:33 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Elaine wrote: Glossary of Terms For Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland Posted on Friday, May 8th, 2009 by Brendon Connelly Linda Woolverton's screenplay for Tim Burton's new *Alice in Wonderland* has very successfully been kept under lock and key. This has led to a certain amount of confusion or even misinformation springing up and circling reports of the film. Thankfully, having been shown a full copy I can now report that all of the early information I was given by sources close to the film seems to be completely true. The big surprise for most people, I think, will be that this is at once an adaptation of and sequel to the Lewis Carroll books. This is thanks to a plot wrangle at least as clever as that in Abrams' Star Trek. Essentially, Wonderland is both a real place and a recurring dream of Alice's. In this film she's dreaming of it at a somewhat later part of her life than in the books, so certain things are different. This is just one clever element of a truly charming and surprising screenplay that I'm now really very sure will become a true humdinger of a movie. To fully understand the script immediately one would need a glossary of terms. Thankfully, Woolverton prepared one and it was circulated to cast and crew. I've had it explained to me, so I'm going to pass on what I know to you after the break. Here in alphabetical order are the various terms you'd need to fully understand the screenplay. While a handful come from the books, most of them appear to be brand new. Bandersnatch, The: evil creature under the control of the Red Queen. Brillig: 4 o'clock in the afternoon. When one begins broiling things for dinner. Crims: The central area of Underland. Downal wyth Bluddy Behg Hid: Down with the Red Queen, the slogan of the Resistance. Ezel: High, go higher, go up. Fairfarren: Farewell. May you travel far under fair skies. Frabjous day: The day Alice slays the Jabberwocky and frees Underland from the oppression of the Red Queen. Frumious: Dirty and smelly. Futterwacken: The Underlanders' dance of unbridled joy. Gallymoggers: Crazy. Gribling: The day Alice will return to Underland. Guddler's scut: Thief's butt. Gummer Slough: Dangerous swamp of thick viscous mud. Horunvendush Day: The day the Red Queen took control of Underland. Jabberwocky: A deadly creature employed as the Red Queen's ultimate weapon. Jubjub Bird: A Bird under the control of the Red Queen. Kiotchyn: 'Heads' up or 'pay attention'. Naught for usal: It's no use trying. Noge: Go low down. Nunz: Wait or 'Don't go, not now'. Oraculum: The Calender of all the days of Ulnderland. Each day has its own title and illustration. Orgal: To the left. Outlands: The untamed land to the west of Witzend. Outlandish: The old language spoken only in the Outlands and used by the Underland resistance as a secret code in the revolution against the Red Queen. Pishsalver: A potion that makes one shrink. Queast: A land to the east, but 'not in the least'. Quillian: The following day after Alice returns. Saganistute: A wise person of poetry and vision. Salazen Grum: A port city where the Red Queen lives. Shukrn: Faeces. Ewww. Sloth: Slowly Stang: To the right. Slurvish: Selfish or self-centered. Snud: A region in the south of Underland. Tulgey Wood: Where Alice meets the Jabberwocky. Underland: The real name for the place Alice calls Wonderland. Upelkuchen: A cake that makes one grow. Slurking urpal slackush scrum: rude or dirty words of the most foul meaning. Witzend: The western land where the Mad Hatter and March Hare were born. Yadder: Far away. Way yadder beyond the Crossling in Snud. Zounder: A warning to 'look out behind you!' source thanks Elaine..
LovelyNancy		#69	[-]
Posts: 245 (06/30/2009 6:43 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	the stills look so beautifull, almost as if the movie won't even need a plot or anything. Like it can be seen just for the beauty of it's characters and surroundings.
Elaine		#70	[-]
Posts: 570 (07/13/2009 3:42 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Spotlight Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter and Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen, photographed at Culver Studios, in Culver City, California. Photographs by Mary Ellen Mark. Mad About the Hatter The frabjous combination of Tim Burton and Lewis Carroll heads for 3-D. By Evgenia Peretz August 2009 Mary Ellen Mark has documented the making of many Hollywood classics. View more of her revealing set photography. Above, Mia Wasikowska as Alice. After the huge success of Batman (1989), Tim Burton might have gone the route of Hollywood action director, churning through every iconic American superhero. Instead, he has spent the last 20 years on his own candy-colored, cobwebby path, inventing heartbreakingly peculiar heroes (Edward Scissorhands) and giving a macabre edge to children's classics (Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory). It would seem inevitable that one day he'd take on Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, last seen on film in the bland animated Disney version of 1951. Fifty-eight years later, the Cheshire Cat and the Red Queen were begging to be reimagined by the living master of cheeky Goth. It's inevitable, also, that it would star, as the Mad Hatter, Johnny Depp, whose real-life passion for haberdashery could hardly be better documented. Now on their seventh collaboration, Depp and Burton both grew up as suburban outcasts and admit to speaking a language on set that no one else understands. The film also stars Anne Hathaway as the White Queen, Burton's partner, Helena Bonham Carter, as the Red Queen, Crispin Glover as the Knave of Hearts, and Mia Wasikowska (In Treatment, Defiance) as Alice. The director has employed "performance capture" technology and 3-D-two more reasons it seems destined to be of a rare breed: the auteur's blockbuster. Evgenia Peretz is a Vanity Fair contributing editor. source
Elaine	July Trailer	#71	[-]
Posts: 627 (10/27/2009 6:25 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	looking for news but found nothing, so here's the official Disney trailer released sometime in July. Embedding was disallowed
RollerGirl19		#72	[-]
Posts: 11596 (10/29/2009 5:50 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	The Jabberwocky character wasn't in the Disney movie, but the first few lines of the poem were sung by the Cheshire cat.
carolinabasto86		#73	[-]
Posts: 34795 (10/29/2009 5:57 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Friend Block Invite Ignore	Bobbee88 wrote: Can't wait for the movie!