And yet back in 2010, the film's box office performance suggested that people really loved it.
Its dated visual effects and poorly handled 3D images (the movie was not filmed in 3D but instead converted to 3D in post-production, which results in a markedly murkier picture) are a sad reminder of a time not so long ago when putting pretty much anything in 3D was considered a surefire strategy for success. Alice in Wonderland has become a bit of a punchline, both an example of how Hollywood no longer has any new ideas and a bit of an instant relic. By far the most frequent comment attached to Looking Glass is "They made a sequel?!" And indeed they did, and without the original film's director, Tim Burton, returning to helm it.
What? That's not how you remember it? That's fair. Alice Through the Looking Glass finally arrives Friday, May 27, 2016, more than six years after the original Alice in Wonderland stormed into theaters and delighted millions upon millions, thanks to Johnny Depp's eternally beloved turn as the Mad Hatter.
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