This video is absolutely terrific. It came across my feed by complete happenstance. The 1999 version was one of my favorite DVDs I owned and I made my partner watch it with me for the first time a few months ago. He was mortified and confused for the majority of it. Thank you for making this niche video with an exact match of my sense of humor. I made a joke saying "is this guy just me?" To my partner just before you made the grandma's boy comment (my favorite comedy film of all time) and we both absolutely hollered. If you keep making more videos I feel like I'm already along for the ride. Phenomenal work, man!

The Whoopi-Cat is what I imagine Whoopi dreamed up during a nightmare. 💀

The Chess board grass comes from the 2nd book "Through the Looking-Glass". Since in that book Wonderland is one big Chess board and game. Alice even has to move like a Pawn moving one space at a time. Many version of Wonderland mush the 2 stories together. That is why you will see The Jabberwocky, The Walrus and the Carpenter, Tweedledum & Tweedledee, Red Queen, White Queen, ect in versions of just "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"

The Queen of Hearts and the Red Queen are two seperate characters from the books. Both appear in the 1985 adaptation.

Good analysis, good editing, good humour, and good vibes.

I really enjoyed your video. I grew up watching the 1985 version and I LOVE it!!

I never watched the Tim Burton one and I am simultaneously shocked and yet not that shocked that Johnny Depp's mad hatter has so much screen time. I must've blocked that Whoopi Goldberg cat right out of my memories though!

I love your thorough analysis and humor, particularly in reference to the coziness of the old TV movies. It's genuinely been a long time since I laughed out loud at a media review. Dunking on the Fireys from Labyrinth is fightin' words. They didn't use a green screen so much as they had a giant velvet black curtain and the puppeteers were wearing the exact same fabric, which is why when they chroma keyed out, it looks weird. Aside from that I think you're 100% on point with your analysis and I really look forward to more videos from you.

That moment when you witness the birth of a new gem of a channel! Would be happy to see a similar video on Peter Pan films. Been trying to write a Peter Pan story, so I’ve found the different movie’s interpretations neat.

this is a great essay, I love everything about it! the people demand more!

This is right up my alley. I am soo happy you included the Adventures in Wonderland Series - which everyone can watch on Disney+ now. I am just getting started with the video Had to comment for that.

This video was terrific! Can't wait to see what you put out next :)

Alice in Wonderland and Labyrinth sit at different spots on the same uncanny spectrum. Seeing some of these versions of characters really hit that home.

The queen of hearts in the 1985 version was played by Jayne Meadows. I think you got the wrong queen.

fantastic video essay! i miss when movies had all those practical effects, there's just something so cool about jim henson puppetry. also oh god my computer froze right on 39:19, that was seriously creepy haha.

Excellent delivery

Awesome vid

Great vid

Others have already pointed out that the Red Queen and the Queen of Hearts are two different characters. The Queen of Hearts is from the playing card of course while the Red Queen and the White Queen are chess pieces. I wish you had reviewed the actual Queen of Hearts character from the 85 version. I love her performance and her song.

I love this video. I was a big fan of the 99 version when it came out, and I also loved the 85 one when I was little. Of course, the Disney one is classic. I loved all your takes on these movies and your comedy.

My favorite characters from the series are: Chesire Cat, Caterpillar, Flowers, Queen of Hearts, the chess pieces, White Rabbit and Jabberwocky

We' Alll' Love' It Better Alice In Wonderland 2010 Movie 2010 Is So Real Life 😲 And 1951 The 2 Movie Is Okay Is So Awesome

Meow, baby!

1985 rabbit is one of the worst fursuits I have ever seen.

So, I’m not even half way through this, but my take away is you don’t like Tim Burton…

I am a huge fan of Alice(1988) and all though I agree it’s more like a horror movie it’s reason to be was it’s supposed to be even more like you were having a dream/nightmare. Love seeing new content in wonderland though, lovely video and glad to have fallen here!!