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  • the old man
    Maybe I'm just too old, but why on Earth does the White Queen have dark eyebrows? I hate that look...
  • DarthMalnu
    @ Kaleb:

    I too am a professional actor, and I have found myself dissapointed by Johnny Depps work lately. He is a talented actor, which is why I am bothered. To me this Mad Hatter looks lazy, and I agree with others that it is akin to his Willy Wonka. Not just in style, but also in its emptiness. It doesn't feel to me like he's living this character as much as doing an impression of the character. There's an indescribable fakeness to his acting lately that I relate to his popularity. He has a fanbase that will support him no matter how well he performs, which is the worst thing that can happen to an entertainer. I call it the "Conan O'Brien effect". 99% of the time a struggling artist produces better work, and it appears that many of the non-actors here agree with me.

    Also, being an actor gives you no higher opinion of what "good" acting is than the rest of the viewing audience. In fact, I would argue that it gives you even less of an opinion because you know the inner workings of the performance and therefore not viewing it for it's "magical" face value. What's more, stage acting is VASTLY different than film.
  • Kaleb
    from the looks of it most the people who have given their opinion have know idea what good acting is i do i am in theater and i have been in many plays. johnny depp is an amazing actor he did amazing in sweeny todd he did an outstanding job as wonka. tim burton couldnt have picked a better person!!!! JD and TB u da bomb keep up the good work you guys are an inspiration to me and i know to many others!!!! lots of love
  • MadiLove
    Oh my this film looks absolutely fantastic! Johnny Depp, from what I see in the trailer, is as always THE best for the role of the Mad Hatter. He's always amazing when it comes to insanity.. and everything else.
  • Josue
    errr I'm going to have my doubts... I'm not too appreciative of all these movies coming out in 3D. I'm definitely gonna watch it on regular screen. Then there's johnny depp. If i was making the movie. I wouldn't choose a character i used in my last movie (sweeney todd) and also use a guy who uses the same personality in all his movies. BUTTTTT... i have to say I'm definitely looking forward to this movie. I'm a big fan of the books and movie adaptations and this looks like ONE of the first movies that will extend its screenplay to the second book, 'through the looking glass', and not just the first, 'the adventures of alice in wonderland'. I'm also hoping they don't mingle the two basic themes (cards and chess) of the books together too much, so that it changes the story. I'm also hoping that the amazing LOGICAL puzzles behind the masterpiece of Carroll's books are portrayed much more than previous other movies have done. I still say the 1999 version was my favorite. If Depp can do a better job at the mad hatter than Martin Short, then kudos to him.
  • John McMullin
    First off i have to say that this looks like a very good start to what will be an excelent movie. Secondly to all you people who are getting the Wonka vibe.. might I ask from what? The clip itself is not overly long and the only things that The hatter actually do is walk across a table, throw his hat, and tell Alice that she's late.
  • Daniel F
    Well lets be fair Foopher the Tim Burton sense of dark is a couple of odd looking costumes/set pieces and then literally making the lighting in the film darker than your average. That's Burton dark.
  • Foopher
    I think this movie will be "dark" in that tim burton sense, but also light since it is after all "wonder"land.

    All i know is that i'm pumped to see it and J-Dawg's accent and costume are sweet
  • D.C.
    Definitely got me hooked.
  • Dgeaun M. Cartee
    I definitely got a “Chocolate Factory” vibe from the Mad Hatter. Don’t get me wrong; I love Johnny Depp in everything he does - from What’s Eating Gilbert Grape to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and all characters in between. What makes Johnny Depp such a good actor is he lives the life of his character; he doesn’t play a role, he is the role. But this time it seems like he just fell back into Wonka mode and changed the colors, and viola, we have a Mad Hatter!

    I was hoping for a darker, more sinister “Burton” film (much like Alice, the video game) than what this trailer leads me to believe, but there may still be hope; after all, it is just a trailer.

    I’ll RedBox it for a buck.
  • Daniel F
    "it does not matter to me what he does, he’s cute "

    The very definition of a Johnny Depp fan.
  • wonderful
  • I will definately be checking this out sometime soon.....
  • I must admit that I do enjoy all the Depp films with their quirkiness...
  • brenda
    it does not matter to me what he does, he's cute , and besides i love all of his movies.
  • Shamose
    I want to see a picture of the cheshire cat...

    i think they should go for a similar look as the one in americn mcgee's alice
  • It looks fantastic. Johny Depp and Tim Burton has made some great movies in the past. This looks to be no exception.
  • I didn't like Johnny Depp in Charley and the Chocolate Factory and I'm not sure how I feel about him being the Mad Hatter. His personality doesn't really fit the character.

    I'll keep an open mind.
  • Alice in Wonderland and Tim Burton? Should be good.

    I have been disappointed by Tim Burton in the past. Best not to get my hopes up too much.
  • Lisa
    The trailer won't play on my computer :( is there anywhere else that I can watch it?
  • Robert Palmar
    It is not a "fact that Depp seems to be emulating Heath ledger’s Joker".
    This looks like another Depp original character portrait in every way.
  • Jessica
    Coraline the movie was awful. Neil Gammon must have been horrified at the final product.
  • T9C1P
    Someone beat me to the punch. Forget my last comment.
  • I doubt the focus of the movie is going to be Depp, as some of you guys have said, they probably just used him as the focus of this teaser because he's the big star. And The Mad Hatter is the most recognisable character other than Alice to most people (maybe even MORE recognisable in some ways).

    It's funny - I really thought the reception for the trailer would be unanimously positive, but it seems pretty mixed, at least around these parts.

    @Matt,

    I didn't get the Willy Wonka vibe, except maybe for the fact he wears weird clothing. He has a different accent (British, I think), and acts more mysterious than his portrayal as Wonka which more more silly than anything else.
  • T9C1P
    JUST FOR THE RECORD. Tim Burton did not actually direct the Nightmare Before Christmas. He just created the story. ALSO, he is in no way associated to the film Coraline. In actuality, Tim Burton only co-wrote and produced the film. He also helped with the actual animation but he did not direct the film. HENRY SELICK DID. Henry Selick also directed Coraline which was based off a book written by Neil Gaiman. Tim Burton didn't have anything to do with Coraline.
  • I really want to see this.
  • Matt
    Jer is right, Burton is only tangentially associated with "Coraline" - the director of "The Nightmare Before Christmas", which Burton wrote, directed and adapted the screenplay for "Coraline".

    I don't like the look of this movie at all, from what's shown in this teaser. Looks like Depp is just playing Willy Wonka again with different make-up and the focus on Depp in the teaser is worrying.
  • Jer
    Burton had nothing to do with "Coraline". I think this has potential to be awesome. We'll see.
  • Susan
    I'm a little worried, myself. I love Alice and Lewis Carrol... >>" If Tim Burton, the genius behind Nightmare Before Christmas, Coraline, and etc. screws this up... I think I might actually cry. Hopefully, though, they amend the whole 'Johnny-being-the-star' thing. I don't think I would be too appreciative of Mr. Depp hogging the screen again. No need for another Pirates of the Carribean.
  • cj
    HELL YEAH!!!! THAT was GREAT!!! Johnny Depp looked good...Tim Burton is soooo good!!!
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