Alice Through the Looking Glass

Synopsis

In this imaginative adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic novel, 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' takes the viewers on a whimsical journey through the looking glass into a parallel universe. Kate Beckinsale portrays the iconic character of Alice, who discovers a world where everything is not as it seems. The film is filled with intriguing characters, magical landscapes, and thought-provoking themes of reality and illusion. As Alice navigates through this mystical realm, she must confront challenges and puzzles that test her courage and intellect. The visual effects and production design transport the audience to a fantastical universe where the line between fantasy and reality blurs. 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' is a captivating and visually stunning interpretation of Carroll's timeless tale.

Cast

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  Kate Beckinsale

  Alice

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  Geoffrey Palmer

  White King

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  Ian Holm

  White Knight

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  Steve Coogan

  Gnat

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  Penelope Wilton

  White Queen

• Charlotte Curley

  Little Alice

Reviews

Alice Through the Looking Glass received a mix of reviews from critics. While some praised the film's visual effects and imaginative interpretation of the source material, others found it lacking in depth and emotional resonance. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 4.5/10, with critics pointing out the film's disjointed narrative and inconsistent pacing. IMDb rated it 5.3/10, highlighting Kate Beckinsale's performance as a standout. Metacritic scored the film at 48/100, citing the film's creative reimagining of the classic story but criticizing its lack of cohesion. Overall, the reviews suggest that 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' is a visually appealing film that may appeal to fans of fantasy and adventure, but falls short in delivering a compelling narrative.