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<blockquote data-quote="Sea - Boo! - Er" data-source="post: 395580" data-attributes="member: 57"><p>Alice in Wonderland (1931)</p><p>Alice in Wonderland (1910)</p><p>Having watched the 1915 version, YouTube naturally offered up some more. The 1931 version is a talkie with a theme song by Irving Berlin no less, while the 1910 one , although only ten minutes long, has the distinction of being made by Thomas Edison - or at least his company.</p><p>In common with remakes up to the present, they leave out parts of the story and substitute sequences of their own device, sometimes insisting on finding some rational meaning to the nonsense in much the same way as the 1939 <em>Wizard of Oz</em> introduces Dorothy's acquaintances before they transform into the characters of her dream. And successive screenwriters persist with the hubris that can improve on Carroll's original dialogue .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sea - Boo! - Er, post: 395580, member: 57"] Alice in Wonderland (1931) Alice in Wonderland (1910) Having watched the 1915 version, YouTube naturally offered up some more. The 1931 version is a talkie with a theme song by Irving Berlin no less, while the 1910 one , although only ten minutes long, has the distinction of being made by Thomas Edison - or at least his company. In common with remakes up to the present, they leave out parts of the story and substitute sequences of their own device, sometimes insisting on finding some rational meaning to the nonsense in much the same way as the 1939 [I]Wizard of Oz[/I] introduces Dorothy's acquaintances before they transform into the characters of her dream. And successive screenwriters persist with the hubris that can improve on Carroll's original dialogue . [/QUOTE]
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