Like your favorite t-shirt at the bottom of your laundry basket

Rating: 2/10 (6 March 2010)

If there ever was a strong case of plagiarism it would be Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, who incidentally acknowledged he never really liked the story to begin with. And boy, does it show.
Aside from occasionally beautiful set pieces (all CGI) Mr Burton manages to take the story (both the 1951 Disney version as the original book) and butcher nearly everything that was good about it. Originally Alice dreamt up this world to rebel against the status quo she was raised in, only to discover that in random madness she would not find more sense or happiness then in the reality of her own world.
No more random madness, no more 'coming of age' revelations, no, Tim Burton instead steals the story of Wonderland and all its characters, twists and turns it into something that only slightly resembles it and becomes like unwashed laundry; stale, muff and in need of a thorough clean up.