Somewhat recently a new version of "Alice in Wonderland" was released to theatres and then to blu-ray and DVD. While the movie is not anywhere near the written version of Alice or "Alice Through the Looking Glass," it is an amazing sequel that truly makes one think. Tim Burton has not always been my favorite director at all, but I have come to fully appreciate this film with all of its quirks and lessons that it offers.
I chose to re-name my blog only after successfully reading through Lewis Carroll's literature. I thought it best that I based my decision on the books and the movie, and not just the fad that so many people seem to be embracing. When I was younger, I was never too much of an Alice fan. Perhaps this was because my mother and older sister proclaimed it to be scary, considering the story truly was a nightmare for Alice. However, now loving Tim Burton's version of Alice, I decided it was high time I decided for myself how I felt about the stories and the original Disney classic.
So, with a small introduction, I introduce you to my new and, hopefully, improved blog. May it inspire myself and you readers to regain our muchness and do at least six impossible things before breakfast.
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