My favorite movie, with my favorite director, Tim Burton
Well, I guess it’s no secret to my friends that Alice in Wonderland (2010) is one of my favorite movies ever. I even made it the theme for my 18th birthday party. What makes this movie so special? Well, I just find it so playful, witty, and amazingly genuine; not to mention the awesome and sexy actor who plays the Mad Hatter. ;) Like most of Tim Burton’s films, the story and everything else is divine! I’ve practically watched this over 20 times now. There are a lot of underlying wisdom in this movie, I think. I just hope that people get it despite the overwhelming cinematography. In the movie, the characters that lived in this world Alice dubbed Wonderland kept saying, “It’s the wrong Alice” whenever they see her. The phrase just stuck to me eversince I watched the film and I even used this as my description in Twitter. Of course, I needed to replace Alice with Gecca. Is it weird? Lol, why am I even asking this? Frankly, I dont care.
Maybe, the first time you watch the film, the phrase won’t matter that much and it’ll take a while to process the thought that the whole film practically revolves around that phrase.
“It’s the wrong Alice.”

Why the wrong Alice? Is it because she came back a different person? Is it because the characters pictured Alice as their hero and this one doesn’t act like one? Is it because she has lost her muchness?
*segwey* Im having a hard time organizing my thoughts. *
People always have this specific picture of you, like “Hey, it’s the twins” (like twins aren’t different individuals and are perceived as one) or “Hey, it’s that girl who likes to take pictures” or “Hey, it’s the emo girl” or “Hey it’s the girl with the big boobs.” Whatever we do, we cannot do away with the labels that are almost bestowed upon us by the people around us. It’s inevitable in the human world. Sometimes, we get attached too much to these labels that we tend to forget who and what we really are if we take away all the names that people call us. Just like Alice, I guess, we need to be in a specific place - Wonderland - or with specific people or in a specific situation in order for us to find our true form, the real Alice. In the 2010 movie, Alice has already grown up and finds herself in the brink of making an important decision in her life - whether to get married or not. This pushes her to be cautious about her surroundings and finds peculiar observations, like a familiar rabbit. Whenever I find myself in situations that force me to make important decisions, I step back and think. Unfortunately, I think too much and eventually end up not making the decision. Sometimes, I hope to be able to go to a Wonderland to find the right answers and the right Alice, but that’s not going to happen. Haha! In this world, it’s not that difficult for one to loose her muchness and to think that the wrong Alice is who she really is; but yea, I guess we just need thatour own Wonderlands in order to remember who we really are and not who people perceive us to be. People can name names and can say you’ve changed or that you are not yourself, but only you can know whether you are yourself or a different one - one that you wish not to be. Does that even make sense?
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angelicaxtina