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The Mad Hatter is assembling his army, and Tim Burton is getting ready to bring a wicked vision of Alice in Wonderland to the big screen this coming spring. Here’s a poster.

Will Bloom struggles to reconnect with his father Edward Bloom as Ed’s entire life is retold in epic, tall tale-style, and Tim Burton discovers primary colors.

Just in time for Comic-Con, the first teaser trailer for Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland has arrived online.

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and (500) Days of Summer.

Want to see a bunch of actors playing insane people and holding animals? Then you’ve come to the right place, weirdo.

It turns out that being a wizard is actually really dangerous. This wasn’t what I signed up for. I just wanted to turn invisible and sneak into the witches’ locker room and stuff like that.

A few days ago we posted up some smaller images from the upcoming Tim Burton adventure Alice in Wonderland, as Disney has begun its long-haul marketing push. And as I recall, those images looked pretty neat, even if they were tiny. But today the folks at Disney have sent us the high resolution art so that we might share it with all of you.

The first official images from Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland reveal that the old images we had may have also been official. Making it the first official picture. And blowing our minds with confusion and red, red lipstick.

Marty McFly’s dad is suiting up in his Knave of Hearts costume to join Burton’s Alice in Wonderland.

Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland film has had two more roles filled by Anne Hathaway and Helena Bonham Carter.

I found this nifty little video that makes Fight Club look like it could actually look like a lighthearted romantic comedy. Watch and comment, like Jack’s dirty mouth.

Plenty of names were thrown around about who would be Alice in Tim Burton’s live action adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, but now it appears that only one remains.

Fans are upset that one of the promo posters for Tim Burton’s Sweeney Todd sports Big Ben in the background. Wrong century, marketing folks.