I know the card read "10/6"... or it was supposed to, but I SWEAR the numerator looked like 70. Even considering it was written in script. Divide it out and that's a difference of ten. TEN. Or at least 60 shillings at the time. And then some wannabe was running around in a Disney costume sporting a "40/7"...(WHY!? Details, details, I know, but this is severely irritating! I suppose it was inevitable.)
Numbers aside, not bad. Enjoyable, actually. It outlines the story of her second trip to "Underland" (?). Details from Carroll's works (including poetry as well) were incorporated as easter eggs, though it led to some questionable mixtures. I can only imagine the brainstorming process for this movie. "Oooh I've got it! Alice the champion slays the Jabberwocky!" Ummmm... ok. Let's throw a Bandersnatch in there while we're at it.
If it were not Burton's, I imagine it would fade into obscurity rather quickly, but maybe that's just me being hopeful- something tells me the sorority girls in the front row will make it last much, much longer.
Another classic, lost to Hollywood.