Alice: Through the Looking Glass (2016)
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For a movie whose predecessor was so bashed by critics, the merch sure is popularI guess I don't have to wonder if I'm in a minority for liking it anymore. I only want the White Queen and Alice myself since they're my faves. I knew that Red Queen would sell fast but didn't believe it would go THIS fast. I don't have the money right now anyway.
All the dolls will more than likely be restocked Monday. Here is a post from the Disney Limited Edition Dolls tumblr page:
Hey everyone! I received some frantic messages about the Alice film collection dolls being sold out and on eBay for high amounts of money. Do NOT feed the scalpers! These dolls will be restocked and they will all be in stores on Monday! These dolls never sell out that fast so one of two things happened:
The dolls will come up, and hopefully we’ll have a Friends and Family weekend soon where you can get them for 25% off!
- Disney only released a small amount of them online because of the BOGO 50% deal.
- Disney realized the merchandise shouldn’t be up and they quickly changed the dolls to sold out so no one else could get them for the deal.
Just don't be one of those people who has been buying the dolls off of eBay. Its way too early for these to actually sell out and Disney will more than likely restock them all next week. You will at least for sure be able to get them at most Disney Stores.
I'm in the exact same boat. I was so excited for the first movie, and then when I saw it in theaters it was just alright. To me it's just so bland and it just doesn't feel like wonderland. There's no color or over the top feeling of wonderland that the animated movie had. There's a lot of gray and washed out colors... The March hare, tweedle dee and dum, and the Cheshire were all kind of disappointing to me... They just didn't fit the role for me. I definitely get what you mean about the aesthetic.Personally, I didn't really care for the first movie, so I haven't felt much enthusiasm for the merchandise even though I generally love all things Alice in Wonderland. I am going to watch the first movie again before the new one comes out; maybe I will feel differently about it now. There is just something about the aesthetic of the film and the look of the characters that makes me feel very uncomfortable and weirded out, which I find odd because I usually LOVE Tim Burton.
Definitely 2. Disney never groups new merchandise in on the sales. It's rather nice that they are leaving everything else up and they are including it in on the sale. Great luck to those that were able to get the dolls in the BOGO sale.
I went ahead and bought Chronosphere Necklace, with the Mad Hatter's Necklace half off, and the Compact Mirror with the Cheshire Plush half off. XD
That's another one I can't generate excitement for either... I've seen the trailers but I just can't get into it. I'll give all these films a chance though... I expected to hate the live action Cinderella and I think it's now one of my favorite Disney films of all time. Zootopia was another one I was not excited for and loved... So I'd hate to pre-judge these and miss out on great movies.Same here, I don't tend to buy online without free shipping. I mean, with shipping a small plush is boosted to $20, I just can't justify spending that lol. And I'm hoping the second movie will be better than the first. I liked the first one well enough, but it's not a huge fandom of mine (that would be certain Pixar movies like Inside Out, Monsters, inc, Toy Story, and Disney animation's new films). I watched the original Disney movie all the time as a kid and thought it was really creative, but I actually like the character designs in the live action one better.
Now the one upcoming Disney movie I can't get excited for is The Jungle Book; am I the only one here in this boat? I was excited for Zootopia, am excited for Alice, Finding Dory, and Moana, so I've been trying to figure out what it is about The Jungle Book that doesn't really strike me. When I watched the preview I thought maybe the realistic thing wasn't working for me; I like the stylized and colorful look of animation and think maybe it makes such a story as this one more interesting to watch--live action Alice may not be as wacky and colorful as some would prefer, but it at least had a lot of decorative fantasy elements and stylized characters that kept it from looking too bland. From what I've seen of the Jungle Book, not so much. But maybe I'm judging prematurely.
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