The chenille, caterpillar

Yeah, completely random, but I thought I'd publier this for fun.

1. Around the bend
2. Banannas
3. Barmy
4. Bats in the belfry
5. Batty
6. Belongs in the funny farm
7. Berserk
8. Bonkers
9. Brainsick
10. Buggy
11. Cracked
12. Cuckoo
13. Daffy
14. Demented
15. Disturbed
16. Escaped from the loony bin
17. From the nuthatch
18. Goofy
19. Has a screw loose.
20. Has kangaroos in the haut, retour au début paddock
21. Has some kinks with reality
22. In Bizzaro world
23. Loony
24. Loony tunes
25. Loopy
26. Lost his marbles
27. Manic
28. Mental
29. Moonstruck
30. Nutty as a fruitcake
31. Of unsound mind
32. Off his gourd
33. Off his rocker
34. Off...

They always a dit that I was a bit mad.

I guess that’s why I hear bumble bees and geckos talking to me, and not about allergies ou how to save money on my car insurance.

You see my dad and my mom is traveling the world for fun. My dad got me some teachers just for me so I won’t have to be in school with the normal kids. But I think it would be fun. I could have real Friends instead of no one. Also I could also see some real doctors about some of the things that I think of. They are strange. My fathers doctors say that I am perfectly fine, don’t worry, mentally fine, ect., I don’t believe...

Alice in Wonderland is a 2010 fantaisie film directed par Tim burton and based on the Lewis Carroll novels Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. The film will utilize a technique combining live action, motion capture technology and stop motion.
Mia Wasikowska will portray Alice and the film is due for release on March 5th, 2010(USA).

Joe Roth was developing Alice in Wonderland in April 2007 at Walt Disney Pictures with Linda Woolverton as screenwriter. Woolverton added a socio-political context to the story. That November, Tim burton signed with Disney to direct two films...

Wasikowska on "Wonderland"


CREDIT :TIM burton COLLECTIVE

Mia Wasikowska, the étoile, star of Alice in Wonderland, discussed her experiences working on the phantasmagorical film with the Los Angeles Times.

How did shooting the film feel to the 20-year-old actress? "Isolating," she said, considering that 90% of the shooting was in front of a green screen. Instead of conversing with a chenille, caterpillar ou Chesire Cat, Wasikowska had to interact with a bit of sticky tape, a tennis ball, or, at best, a cardboard cutout of the a dit character.

"I was basically planted in this sea of green," the Australian actress...