Alice in Wonderland (1951)

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Alice stumbles into the world of Wonderland. Will she get home? Not if the Queen of Hearts has her way. (imdb)

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Directed By: Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske

Written By: Lewis Carroll, Winston Hibler, Bill Peet, Ted Sears

Starring: Sterling Holloway, Bill Thompson, Heather Angel, Richard Haydn, J. Pat O'Malley, Jerry Colonna, Ed Wynn, Verna Felton, Queenie Leonard, Joseph Kearns, Kathryn Beaumont, Larry Grey

Genres: Family/Kids, Fantasy, Adventure, Animation

Country: USA

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TCI | Percentile | Date Rated | # Stars (Reviews)

Stars	User	Rating
3	cagedwisdom	100 _90th
Probably the best film to have ever come out of Disney.. It's so insanely bizarre that it can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone.
3	Alex Watkins	4 _70th
Forget how surreal this film is; I feel like if I actually ever got high and watched it, I'd mostly be laughing my ass off. "I say, stop kicking that mackerel!"
3	frederic_g54	9 _90th
(2nd viewing) Uncomfortably weird but aesthetically beautiful and endlessly imaginative, 'Alice in Wonderland' may be Disney's least accessible film, but by far one of, if not their best and most thought provoking, and that's a huge plus in my book. I love the following (about the ending): "She gradually awakens from the dream and muses on her adventures in Wonderland, realizing that perhaps logic and reason exist for a purpose."
3	paulofilmo	75 _94th
Good God, yes!
3	kyvetti	52 _33rd
For the most part the film was just weird-for-weirdness with little to keep the interest. And then again there were moments of greatness like Tea Party scene. Cheshire Cat had its moments as did King of Hearts and I also liked that matter-of-factness of Alice. Good things but not enough to save the film. Then again, every Disney animation (ignoring most of those straight-to-video releases) is worth watching at least once.
3	Paxton	77 _82nd
My favorite part is when Tom Petty cuts the cake.
3	LookJabba...	8 _76th
Alice in Wonderland is definitely the weirdest Disney animation I can recall. As a kid I loved this film but I had absolutely no idea what was going on. And looking back I can't believe how much of a trippy experience it was. The Disney formulae is refreshingly absent and this feels more like a bizarre series of sketches and characters rather than your usual linear children's story. The characters are timeless and it was definitely ahead of its time and an admirably bold choice for Disney.
2	chow25	90 _90th
Best Disney movie, maybe.
2	BattleToad	77 _53rd
Alice in Wonderland is very interesting and a good showing of the oddness of Lewis Carroll. It's an excellent example of how Disney used to be darker and bolder with their films. Pretty good!
2	gtown1479	70 _38th
Another Disney Classic. Merry Unbirthday to you. The rabbit running around reminded me of myself sometimes when I can't find my wallet in the morning.
2	BillyShears	80 _77th
Great nonsense, that Carpenter and Walrus segment is so DANK - there’s a tobacco warning before this on Disney plus, bitch I just watched a walrus lure an oyster lady’s children away after snuffing her out and devour them all lol I love that everything in the white rabbits house is shaped like a rabbit - pillow, clock, frame, chairs etc could you imagine how fucked up it would be going over to someone’s house and everything is shaped like them.
2	cosMOAnaut	92 _89th
The animation is pretty amazing, especially considering it was all done by hand back in the day. I've always been a fan of the story itself and the message in support of the imagination and living in the surreal. The Cheshire Cat is probably the best character, as exemplified when he makes the dog comparison. His whimsical/careless/muddling persona appeals to me a lot. None of the appeal comes from nostalgia here, I never saw this movie as a kid. Awesome for those obsessed with the bizarre.
2	Chouinard	90 _95th
Mad Hatter: Would you like a little more tea? Alice: Well, I haven't had any yet, so I can't very well take more. March Hare: Ah, you mean you can't very well take less. Mad Hatter: Yes. You can always take more than nothing.
2	misterlizard	80 _86th
The animation is sumptuous, and the film remains fairly faithful to the source work. It's not a coherent film, but it shouldn't be. It joyfully jumps from one absurd scenario to the next, while capturing some of the subversive social commentary Carroll hid inside the nonsensical surface nature of the books. One of the best of Disney's golden age.
1	svicciarelli	95 _94th
One of my favorite Disney flicks. The animation is brilliant and the story wickedly sublime.
1	grimace98	80 _89th
A great adaptation of a bland novel that modern writers like to ape to give the appearance of depth where there is none.
1	Chili	80 _55th
About as good as cartoons were.
1	TheDiceman	50 _35th
Not bad.
1	Ytadel	7 _83rd
(2014-15 Disneython #7:) While certainly episodic, there is a lot of visual imagination and even some genuine eerieness here. There are some very enjoyable scenes such as Alice's encounter with the flowers or the Cheshire Cat or various issues with getting too big/small.
1	PeaceAnarchy	81 _64th
Quite entertaining and captures the craziness of the books very well.
1	fatbuddha	88 _75th
If this doesn't make you want to smoke opium, I don't know what would.
1	weirdyoda	96 _96th
So weird and awesome. That's all I have to say.
1	nandorizzi	75 _71st
Classic lisergic of the Disney.
1	bellamyr	88 _86th
Great family animation and a perfect introduction to the book for those who find the book too sureal. Vivid, imaginative and more modern than you would think for its date.
1	Wiche	66 _50th
Absurd.. Really absurd. But pretty good.
1	sophie	80 _81st
The only thing I can think of to write about is Lucy in the sky with diamonds. Alot.
1	ofallpieces	99 _96th
An amazing film.
1	Vandelay1	59 _61st
okay movie
1	panzerwolf	55 _26th
Drugs are bad.
1	Green Goblin	59 _68th
Has some funny scenes (their dialogues were well written). But some scenes were boring and slow. Though, it started fast and was well paced during the rabbit hole scene, but after it got slow. I also didn't some of the songs. And what was the point of those talking flowers, Walrus and the Carpenter and 'Tweedledum and Tweedledee'? They don't belong in this film (as they were not in the book). This film was trippy, though. LOL. I agree with the other people who said this.
1	moraesfelipe	80 _85th
Frenetic, sometimes bizarre and really funny, this Disney animation is maybe the most surrealistic, psychedelic film ever made. I mean, it's not funny, but frightening, Jesus... thank God it took me some years to see it -- I'm just kidding, you know, but the fact is that Wonderland is as beautiful as eccentric.
1	SirStuckey	50 _23rd
"This movie is still missing something. Maybe you should have her grow or shrink more?" - Lost notes of Walt Disney
1	Okkervil	70 _67th
I have never been that much of a fan of the story, but Disney's 'Alice' is entertaing because of its aesthetic beauty and just plain oddness.
1	Mr. Film	90 _73rd
A true animated classic
1	GreatScott85	86 _58th
Splendid animation and great voice work combine for a great adaptation of Carol's work, even if the pacing falters.
1	Criteenque (Criteenque Movie Reviews)	30 _43rd
Even though Disney doesn't highlight his metaphors as well as Carroll does, both source and adaptation still manage to convey an Alice attempting to find purpose and a world where she belongs - similar to another literary and cinematic classic, The Wizard of Oz.

Average Percentile 57.77% from 4840 Ratings