So many positive points that I can name off, some including beautiful graphics, interesting plot, unique story line, and many more.

Just saw on Netflix, not even interested to watch it but put it up to entertain my young niece while i browse away on the phone. But from the quick glances, eventually it pulled me in by the stunning visuals, beautifully crafted and unique constumes, special effects are feast for the eyes and the oh so wonderful witty and melodious dialogue was captivating and heartfelt. I never read Lewis Carroll before, only watched the movies or Disney cartoons. This is wonderful movie and a joy to watch. Main cast was amazing especially Johnny Depp, Mia and surprisingly Sacha Baron Cohen whom I'm not actually a fan, but his character was so interesting. Love this. Such an underrated movie. Watching this again later with full attention.

The Sequel to the 2010 hit Alice in wonderland. now both you and i know how bad was the first one. This one at least had some elements from the books, the visuals were better asswell, in Alice in wonderland it was dark and griddy wich doesn't fi wonderland. Thow to be fair it fits underland.This one is bright,colourful and neon.But it's still trying to make wonderland an action pack war movie with rebelion and it just doesn't work.I dare say the acting was a lot better to. Alice at least was more intrested on what was going on and even Deep got better at scenes. Thow in some he was even worse (YOURE ALIIIIIIICE). And finally the god of this film TIME. time played by sosa barron koan was really a god. He is like David cross from the cipmunks the one star it diserves it just because of him.

The film opens with an incredible scene as Alice (Mia Wasikowska) captain of "The Wonder" eludes Chinese pirates in the middle of a storm through the Straits of Malacca, 1874. She does 'the impossible" something she likes to do "six times before breakfast." When she gets back to London her financial circumstances has taken a turn for the worst. She ends up back in Wonderland where she must go back in time in order to save Hatter Tarrant Hightopp, who believes his parents are alive, but who died. She meets Time (Sacha Baron Cohen), a kinder German version of Rasputin type of man who must endure a rash of puns.As the film progresses, only Alice can save all of time, space, and dimension and realizes you only have one family.This film lacked the action, scenes, drama, and adrenaline flow of the first one. Through the time travel sequences we obtain background information of the queens and why their relationship as sisters fell apart. It seems the Queen of Hearts didn't eat the tarts after all.Mia Wasikowska continues in her female role model, although not as strong as the first feature. These time travel things seldom work too well.