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Alice in Wonderland Review: Watch Alice in Wonderland Full Trailer Video Now –Many movie goers are waiting for this exciting movie to be launch in theathers now. And some cannot even wait to watch its full trailer. That is why people tend to search it in the internet just to watch for its full trailer and synopsis. Less than three months after the release and total box office domination of James Cameron’s Avatar, many questions still remain about the promise and the appeal of digital 3-D movies. Was Avatar merely a fluke, or did it lay the groundwork for this technology to be fully utilized by filmmakers and fully embraced by moviegoers? A sequel of sorts to Carroll’s original novel (forget the fact that Carroll actually did write a sequel himself), the Alice of Burton’s film is an independent 19-year old (Mia Wasikowska) facing the nightmare of being forced into a loveless marriage for the sake of money (how Jane Austin!). At her surprise engagement party, Alice keeps seeing a rather large rabbit darting through the bushes and hundreds of guests. When the young girl is put on the spot by her boorish fiancé-to-be, she decides to escape by following the rabbit through a maze. In this telling, Alice (Mia Wasikowska) falls down the rabbit hole as a 19 year old girl. She is fairly certain it is simply a dream revisited but as things progress she soon wonders if it is destined reality. Wonderland is under the reign of the red queen who has the big head. Literally. Everyone is looking to Alice to not only save the day but right things all together. To do this she has to discover who she really is and what she is capable of accomplishing. Meanwhile, The casting of this film had to be perfect. You can’t have the over the top world that Burton conceives without actors who understand and interpret that vision while delivering its meaning. For the two principal characters he relies on the past partnerships of Johnny Depp (Mad Hatter) and Helena Bonham Carter (Red Queen). They are both as bonkers as Burton which makes a film like this sizzle. Depp does what he always does and makes a simple character memorable. He is truly mad. Carter is a scene stealer who must truly love her husband (Burton) to allow him to do such things to her for the sake of entertainment. Relative newcomer Wasikowska is a fabulous Alice. She embodies both a porcelain charm and a resourceful spirit that works beautifully. On the other hand, Alice in Wonderland is about this motley crew, how one frightened and overwhelmed girl learns how to team up with those around her – and return the kindnesses that she is afforded. It’s a coming of age stroll, shifted from a college campus to an otherworldly dimension. And through each encounter, I felt as if I was watching Alice gain a sense of courage, confidence and pride. For many kids in the audience, this will be a film about confronting your fears and embracing the challenge. When people say that Tim Burton’s unique filmmaking style is a perfect match for certain material, one should temper their expectations greatly. 2007’s bloody good Sweeney Todd aside, Burton has misfired to various degrees on so-called “tailor made” material quite a few times over the past decade and a half. Be it the woefully dull Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the convoluted Planet of the Apes or the sporadically amusing Mars Attacks! you don’t see a director working to his fullest creative potential. You see a filmmaker that appears bored, simply going through the paces en route to a big Hollywood payday. So what are you waiting for, plan ahead your schedule now and for the meantime watch the Alice in Wonderland full trailer live on Youtube now.