The Quirky Artist in Wonderland

I am pretty sure that the title says it all: I have watched Alice in Wonderland. And let me tell you - it was epically awesome. Seriously, it was an inspiration to all artists - all thanks to our beloved Tim Burton. The choice of colors were just incredible.

The whole day I was hype - jumped all over the place and blabbed ridiculously. I booked the seats for the cinema yesterday, because I knew that it would be packed today since it was a week of school holidays. (I was right - hundreds of individuals queued at the ticket counter.) 

Large popcorn and Pepsi to the rescue!

I know, I know, recording devices such as cameras weren't allowed but, I couldn't resist taking pictures of me and my Mom because we looked incredibly idiotic with the 3D glasses.

People still mistake us for sisters that a dude gave me his number to "call him sometime". What the heck? *chuckles*

Camewhore moment - do not disturb.

10 seconds has passed after the movie started and I had a chill that ran up my spine - I had a vibe that it was going to be fully awesome.

As soon as Alice was in Wonderland, it started with Absolem the Caterpillar, with the voice of Alan Rickman. I giggled as softly as I could because it was danm awesome to see and hear Alan Rickman on screen once again after Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

Unconsciously, I drank and drank and drank the cold Pepsi until it was finished - which meant I paid absolutely no attention to the poor popcorn - haha. Oh, boy was I in big trouble.

The movie plot was great - other than the rants, "It didn't follow the book!". My favorite part was probably the part where Absolem transforms. (Or as Alice said, dies.) It was his third scene in the movie out of the four. (And the last scene which he spoke. Because the last scene was him turning into a beautiful, blue butterfly.) As sad and depressing as dying can sound, the sentence, "We will meet again in another life, Alice." just touched my soul - because that's something that I know will happen when everyone dies off. We just won't have the memories of them from the past life.

The move was over, credits rolled across the screen and it was time to return to reality. I bought some time to see the word Alan Rickman on the screen just because I was that obsessed with him. (Go ahead, laugh all you want - because I am, too.)

"With the voices of Alan Rickman as Absolem the Caterpillar". [[insert dreamy sigh here]]

Remember the Pepsi drink that I finished? Yeah - the result wasn't pretty. I had to twist, curl and bend my legs because my bladder was overloading. To the max. I dragged my Mom to the nearest toilet. Ah, the relief! Hahaha.

There was an Alice in Wonderland cut-out poster and I could not resist but to take an awesome picture.(P.S. If you don't get the fact that the black jacket made me look fat - you should probably get glasses.)
 

 My Mom wanted the concept of, "The Mad Hatter is Resting His Head on Your Shoulders". 

Note to self: Never wear a black jacket like that - ever again.

We went home, did some chores and spoiled ourselves. Me with my laptop and some music - my Mom with some Korean drama and Soya milk.

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