alice through the looking glass film trailer

She goes out into a garden with talking flowers. Īlice finds a book containing ' Jabberwocky', in mirror writing, and sees chess pieces coming to life. The mother then finds herself travelling through the bedroom mirror into Looking-Glass Land and becoming Alice, but remains an adult. The film opens with a mother ( Kate Beckinsale) reading Through the Looking Glass to her daughter Alice (Charlotte Curley). Thus far every new trailer and TV spot has made me more excited to see this Woolverton-scripted and James Bobin-directed sequel with just under two months to go.Alice through the Looking Glass is a 1998 British fantasy television film, based on Lewis Carroll's 1871 book Through the Looking-Glass, and starring Kate Beckinsale.

But for the moment, we're talking about marketing. The difference in impact was night-and-day.

Heck, I once took in a double feature and saw two different versions of the Crow: City of Angels trailer, one with heavy metal and the other with Gregorian chanting. Now we all know that trailer music can be misleading. Because it's a jolting and percussion-heavy cover of an already terrific (and obviously context-appropriate) song that offers an urgency and excitement to the footage. Anyway, that just caught my attention right off the bat.Īs for the rest of this trailer, which dropped an hour ago, I have no idea how much Walt Disney paid P!nk to record a cover of 'White Rabbit.' But I hope it was almost as much money as they paid Frederick Lloyd to cover 'The Force Theme' for the third Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer. Walt Disney has certainly not shied away from dealing with politics and/or social mores in its recent blockbusters ( Maleficent was I Spit On Your Grave for kids), and they will certainly have a captive audience for this blockbuster sequel to the $1 billion-grossing original 2010 smash.

Alice through the looking glass film trailer