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Alice In Wonderland


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God no, but people don't read Alice for the plot or to see if she gets out of Wonderland (or the Looking Glass)--they like the odd encounters, the puns, etc. I know that's why some think movie's have never wokred with it, and why they like to add a major plot motivator like the Jabberwocky (just a poem read quickly in Looking Glass) to the action-- I mean while in other aspects it's similar to Wonderful Wizard of Oz, that has a strong, clear, plot propulsion...

even Burton is adding a sorta Labyrrinth type monster quest plot, isn't he? (of course, I know, I know, it's a *sequel* of sorts :P )

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