Sunday, November 25, 2012
Looking for something different to watch with the kids?
This is a time of year when parents and children are watching TV together. If you're feeling fed up with the same animation (especially Disney), and would like to share a very quirky original with your (hopefully) quirky children, here's a 1949 British adaptation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland with stop-motion animation by the Louis Bunin studio. There is a live-action prologue, but it's not all that long, and it sets up a number of characters who re-appear in the story as in the MGM version of The Wizard of Oz. It is probably the most faithful version I've seen, both in incident, spirit and visual approach of the Lewis Carroll classic. It's the perfect family movie for weird families. And the baby does make a very handsome pig.
Labels:
absurdism,
Alice in Wonderland,
animation,
British,
British film,
children,
Disney,
family,
kids,
surrealism
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