Chane_Garcia
Joined Oct 2010
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In first place: Excuse me for my English; I don't speak this language.
While it is true that this film isn't a true reflection and exact of thread of events that get passed in measure that one go reading Lewis Carrll's book (as this film is an adaptation in form Musical) the film itself shows us another different perspective of this Story; but without distorting the essence present in Carroll's original version.
The film not only added some scenes or situations that are not originally present in the book; but also added brand new characters as is the case of "Lester", the Royal Jester, that within the plot of the film is a character who serves to be as an Alicia's assistant that appearing only when she needs him, exactly so, like what he is: A buffoon, Lester becomes for Alicia, something like the Joker that she needs when she is in trouble, he is the Ace that she has hided up her sleeve. The musical numbers in the film are also very nice and funny. In my opinion I think that this film should see any children aged 7 to 12 years old, which is the stage of their lives when they are a mix of children and teenagers.
We remember that the Alicia is in the book "Through the Looking Glass" she is much less child-girl, that another Alicia what we read in the book of "Wonderland", when Lewis Carroll wrote "Through the Looking Glass" he knows that true Alice soon be a woman and she will make her life as a woman married to another man, and most likely, what not be him.-
While it is true that this film isn't a true reflection and exact of thread of events that get passed in measure that one go reading Lewis Carrll's book (as this film is an adaptation in form Musical) the film itself shows us another different perspective of this Story; but without distorting the essence present in Carroll's original version.
The film not only added some scenes or situations that are not originally present in the book; but also added brand new characters as is the case of "Lester", the Royal Jester, that within the plot of the film is a character who serves to be as an Alicia's assistant that appearing only when she needs him, exactly so, like what he is: A buffoon, Lester becomes for Alicia, something like the Joker that she needs when she is in trouble, he is the Ace that she has hided up her sleeve. The musical numbers in the film are also very nice and funny. In my opinion I think that this film should see any children aged 7 to 12 years old, which is the stage of their lives when they are a mix of children and teenagers.
We remember that the Alicia is in the book "Through the Looking Glass" she is much less child-girl, that another Alicia what we read in the book of "Wonderland", when Lewis Carroll wrote "Through the Looking Glass" he knows that true Alice soon be a woman and she will make her life as a woman married to another man, and most likely, what not be him.-
Vi ésta película cuando yo tenía 9 ó 10 años de edad y me pareció en ese momento que era lo máximo!!. De hecho, era de por sí la primera película tipo musical que yo veía para ese entonces y el combinar actuaciones con segmentos en donde se podía cantar era algo que me llamó mucho la atención. Cuando la vi la película estaba doblada al español y aunque la letra de las canciones en español no dicen exactamente lo mismo que las canciones originales en inglés, aun así no dejan de ser muy buenos temas. Mi canción favorita a lo largo de la película es la de la escena en que Alicia está hablando con las Flores Parlantes y en ese momento conoce a "Saltarín" o "Lester, The Jester" y acto seguido el Bufón canta esa bello tema que se titula "Keep on the Grass", no sé cuál es el título en la versión en español. Luego de esto, años más tarde ya de adulto, tuve la oportunidad de volver a verla y para mi sorpresa me seguía gustando tanto como la primera vez. Cada vez que la veo revivo en cierto sentido esa sensación de ilusión y fantasía, esa forma de vivir la vida despreocupadamente de cuando uno es niño.. ¿Sabes, no?. Personalmente, yo se las recomiendo con los ojos cerrados para sus hijos pequeños
¡Les va a gustar!.-