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Thank you Tim Burton, for making my day a little more epic.

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Johnny Depp as The Mad Hatter

Helena Bonham Carter as The Red Queen

Click the images to see them in hi-resolution. From PerezHilton.com and Yahoo

This movie will be EPIC. Finally, the first photos from the much-anticipated “Alice In Wonderland” film by Tim Burton have been released, with Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter, Helena Bonham-Carter as the Red Queen, and Anne Hathaway as the White Queen. Being an enormous fan of Tim Burton’s other movies (especially The Nightmare Before Christmas) his name being attached to this film makes me even more excited to see it. Throw in Stephen Fry as the Chesire Cat, Timothy Spall as the Bloodhound, and Alan Rickman as the Caterpillar (I’m not even making this up) and you have what could easily be the biggest movie of 2010 (and perhaps the big breakout role for newcomer Mia Wasikowska, who is playing Alice).

For all you Alice In Wonderland fans anxiously awaiting the movie, set for release in 2010, here’s an awesome song I found on YouTube that was composed almost entirely of sounds from the Disney animated version:

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I had intended to write a post about what gnomes do on Halloween (or, as they tend to call it, All Hallows’ Eve) but as it is 49 minutes past midnight, and I have a government exam early tomorrow, I must run to bed before the goblins of exhaustion eat me.

However, on this delightfully windy Halloween, I will be watching at least one Tim Burton film, and I suspect that gnomes would do the same at some point in this long night. I will most likely be watching The Nightmare Before Christmas (yet again) and go to bed singing ‘What’s THIS!’ whilst dreaming about doors in the middle of the woods to Christmastown, and perhaps rubbing my stomach which will be gorged to Winnie-the-Pooh-style rotundness on Reese’s and whatever else I can pilfer from my roommates.

Some people, however, might be pressed for time after being out hunting for bagfuls of candy to appease their addiction to candy corn. So, I have taken the liberty of making a simplified list based on the great master of film himself, as to three things you could do this Halloween, including:

1. Painting:

2. Looking Confused:

3. Plotting Evil Things:

Or, if you don’t even have time for those, I found this for you to watch in under 7 minutes and still fulfill the requirements of a Tim Burton film… and in the process, learn of the woeful and tortured tale of Vincent:

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