being the hard core alice in wonderland fan that I am since birth,
I'm always having second thoughts on the new film Tim's Burton has conjured up,
since I first heard about it back at my old entry in my old account:
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obviously his movies have never failed to make me glee with joy,

such as Nightmare before christmas (I watched when I was around 6 years old)
, Edward scissor hands, and Sweeny Todd,
so having him making 'AIW' movie is like a dream come true.
but the moment being in my toddler age, putting on my alice costume,
I was truly in love with AIW,
however I never actually read the book,
I watched Disney's version of the movie first of all.
I actually started reading the real story book from puffins books,
just to be in lined with the movie's sequel Burton's making,
but to my surprise,
I'm very fascinated by the irony of the story of a young childs thoughts on how life would be better off filled with nonsense,
when things are better to be made sense of through her eventful time in wonderland,
a lesson to any day dreamer, such as myself.

but I can't help but think disney itself will replace it's classic Alice,
with the new Burton styled Alice,
being it a part of my childhood growing up with Disney's Alice,
I mean will it mean;
counting on the success of Burton's film,
there being replacing the cast characters with new ones, or even rides and attractions?
as ironic as it may sound, I'm actually excited about it,
because the disney movie itself has never been very popular,
there's numerous handful amount of us fans.
I'm really happy that it'll receive allot more attractions for it,
but my love for the classic will never differ
so to any fans out there for disney's and Burton's versions,
or even the original book's, my view is this,
all are wonderful in all ways, there's no harm in loving it altogether,
it's story itself we should love.

anyone else's thoughts on the movie?