Young Alice, dreaming (or is she?) follows a white rabbit down a rabbit hole into a world of surreal adventures.
Walt Disney's adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic was unsuccessful in its day, although the ensuing decades have shown its quality. It is a feast for the eyes, and captures the hallucinatory element of Carroll's prose brilliantly. It suffers somewhat from Americanisation (Carroll is VERY English) and Disneyfication in particular - there are areas which are overy cutesy, and some not-very-good English accents - but the visual imagination is good recompense.
This was ahead of its time.
Walt Disney's adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic was unsuccessful in its day, although the ensuing decades have shown its quality. It is a feast for the eyes, and captures the hallucinatory element of Carroll's prose brilliantly. It suffers somewhat from Americanisation (Carroll is VERY English) and Disneyfication in particular - there are areas which are overy cutesy, and some not-very-good English accents - but the visual imagination is good recompense.
This was ahead of its time.