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Classic Films

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8. Like I said before, the 1933 adaption is available for purchase on DVD and is available to rent on..

Sun Feb 9, 2020, 02:10 PM

Feb 2020

...Amazon Prime. Also, iTunes as well.

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1933 adaption of "Alice In Wonderland" has to be the strangest one. [View all] Crowman2009 Feb 2020 OP

IMHO, that story is incompatible with motion pictures Wednesdays Feb 2020 #1

Bizarre, don't know how I never knew of this as much as I like films appalachiablue Feb 2020 #2

Well it wasn't released on DVD until 2010. Crowman2009 Feb 2020 #3

Tx for the resources, I'll check it out. Bizarre but interesting, appalachiablue Feb 2020 #4

Cary Grant and his Mock Turtle. Crowman2009 Feb 2020 #6

That's wild, my family will love this funky 'Alice' version if we ever appalachiablue Feb 2020 #7

Found a free copy on DailyMotion. Crowman2009 Feb 2020 #9

Will keep that in mind, I've used Amazon for movies as well. appalachiablue Feb 2020 #10