Classic Disney adaptation of Lewis Carroll's famous story may not please all purists but, for my money, it's the best film version of the story yet. For those who don't know the tale, it's about a young girl named Alice who follows a white rabbit down a hole and winds up in a strange world full of bizarre, colorful characters. As with most of the great Disney animated films from the Golden Age, two of the main pluses here are the lively songs and the gorgeous animation, with rich colors and some beautiful backgrounds. Of the songs, my favorite is "All in a Golden Afternoon." The movie's full of memorable characters like the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts. Terrific voice work from Kathryn Beaumont, Sterling Holloway, Richard Hayden, Ed Wynn, J. Pat O'Malley, Verna Felton, and many others. It's one of those movies everyone should see at least once, preferably when you're still young enough to be wowed by its charms. Like many others, I first saw it as a kid and it left a great impression on me. I still enjoy it as an adult, but on a different level.

Of the many adaptations of Lewis Carrol's novel that came out over the years, this one I consider to be very close in faithfulness to the source material. Kathryn Beaumont is really believable in the title role and you get the sense of wonder and magic going around from scene after scene advancements. So many characters to remember the most iconic for me are Tweedledum and Tweedledee with the crazy honking sounds they make while hitting each other, the Mad Hatter and March Hare with their insane tea party and the Cheshire Cat that keeps appearing and disappearing randomly. The music is well thought out, the animation is impressive for the time, and you get this feeling of excitement while traveling through Wonderland. Great family flick!

Alice in Wonderland is still an amazing experience. From the visual standpoint to to the experience of seeing Wonderland with your own eyes is simply breathtaking. This is actually I think my second favorite Disney movie, right after The Lion King and with good reason. This is a really crazy ride and it is one of those rare animated movies that (in my case at least) can make you feel sad and delighted almost at the same time. Alice in Wonderland is crazy, dark (but at the same time colorful), beautiful, sad (and also at the same time an amazing) experience that definitely deserves its status as a Disney Classic. A must own for any Disney Movie Collection!

Alice In Wonderland is a 1951 animated feature and is Disney's 13th in the Disney canon. The story is about a girl called Alice who is at the park with her mother as she is reading Alice a book. But when Alice sees a white rabbit who is saying im late, im late, im late she decides to follow him into the rabbit hole. But when she does,she ends up in an alternative universe where she meets whacky charcthers including Tweedledum and Tweedledee as well as a cat named Cheshire Cat that can hide(like a chameleon) and the red queen who hates white roses,she only likes red roses. Can Alice ever get back to her own world,OR is she actually daydreaming about the whole thing this whole time.Overall I thought it was a fairly good movie,its not one of my favourite movies but I was glad I got it on DVD as I never seen it in a long time. I notice though that A lot of Walt Disney's movies before his death in 1966 has charcthers smoking pipes as this indicated that Walt was a heavy smoker back in the day and that's why,whereas now you don't see any charcthers smoking. The animation is flawless,the charcthers are engaging and whacky and the plot is good but when it came to the end I was like wait a minute you mean to tell me she was hallucinating this whole time.Overall im giving it a 6.