My kids loved the movie and so when I printed out the fun Alice Through the Looking Glass Coloring Sheets, they had a lot of fun. This is one for the whole family to enjoy! Take them to see it – playing in theaters everywhere. The story line was entertaining and complex enough for me to enjoy it, yet simple enough that my four year old enjoyed and understood the whole movie. One thing I appreciated about the show was that it didn’t drag – it got right into the story and kept pace for the entire show. There were a lot of twists and turns to the movie that kept you on you guessing, and the 3-D really added a lot to the show. I thought that this one was better than the first one, and the story line, action, and overall theme of the movie rocked (not that I expect any less from Disney). I was able to take my kids and hubby to go see the pre-screening a few days before it came out, and I have to tell you, I was plesently surprised with the movie. We are sharing our Disney’s Alice Through The Looking Glass Review and Printable Alice Coloring Pages.ĭisney’s Alice Through The Looking Glass came out this last weekend. This did not affect my opinion and they are all my own. The point, in case you’ve missed it, is that Girls Can Do Anything.We got tickets to the pre-screening of the show. The plot has been junked up with a dumb framing device, hinted at in the earlier movie, that makes Alice the captain of her late father’s ship: In the opening sequence, she bravely guides the vessel through pirate-ridden seas. Mia Wasikowska returns as Alice, only in the movie’s vision, it’s not enough for her to simply slip into the looking-glass universe for some wild adventures. The actors may as well have been zombified and then airlifted onto the set, they appear to have so little interest in being there. James Bobin’s Alice Through the Looking Glass-a sequel to Tim Burton’s mad, cluttered 2010 Alice in Wonderland, featuring much of the same cast-feels like a movie made by committee, a picture with no rhyme, no reason and no real reason for existing other than to cash in on its predecessor’s popularity.

Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There is one of the trippiest children’s books ever written, a squiggly bit of tomfoolery made by a highly imaginative individual.

Alice through the looking glass review