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Alice Through the Looking Glass, the sequel to 2010's Alice in Wonderland, hits theaters this weekend with Mia Wasikowska back as Alice and Johnny Depp back as his timid Mad Hatter.

Like its predecessor, Alice Through the Looking Glass has a lot of visual splendor. There are intriguing characters (some CG, some merely impressive feats of makeup and costumes), dream-like ...

Alice Through the Looking Glass is even more asinine than the first movie, but it's twice as colorful.

From living matter to molecules to elementary particles, the world is made of “chiral” objects that differ from their ...

Alice Through the Looking Glass follows the blonde-haired adventurer, played by Mia Wasikowska, as she reenters Wonderland after leaving the fantastical land six years prior.

If nothing else, Alice Through the Looking Glass — directed by The Muppets ‘ James Bobin, subbing in for Tim Burton — is probably the least complicated time travel movie ever made.

Alice follows Absolem through the liquid surface of the looking glass, and finds herself back in the psychedelic hellscape of Underland. Yay.

While Alice In Wonderland was ultimately brought down by its shockingly listless pacing and narrative, Alice Through The Looking Glass at least keeps things interesting with the occasional cool ...