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19-year-old Alice returns to the whimsical world she first encountered as a young girl, reuniting with her childhood friends: the White Rabbit, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the Dormouse, the Caterpillar, the Cheshire Cat, and of course, the Mad Hatter. Alice embarks on a fantastical journey to find her true destiny and end the Red Queen's reign of terror.
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Alice in Wonderland’ Breaks Box Office Records, Could Pass ‘Avatar’
Tim Burton’s latest film tops $200 million in its first weekend
im Burton’s latest film, “Alice in Wonderland,” released in 3D and starring heavy names like Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter and Anne Hathaway, has just broken most known records terms of box office gross over a single weekend for a non-summer release. Making over $210 million worldwide and over $116 domestically, the film now stands great chances of actually taking down “Avatar” in sales, optimistic estimates would indicate, as The Wrap informs.
“Avatar” has long passed the $2 billion threshold at the box office, officially becoming the best selling movie ever made, and thus taking down the previous record holder, another film by James Cameron, “Titanic.” It would seem that, based on how it fared in its first weekend of release, when it wasn’t even out in theaters all over the world, some believe “Alice in Wonderland” has what it takes to take down “Avatar” in the long run.
“Culminating what Disney distribution chief Chuck Viane called ‘one of the greatest theatrical rides I’ve ever been on,’ the Tim Burton-directed 3D adaptation of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ broke pretty much every first-quarter box-office record there is, while grossing $116.3 million in North America and $210.3 million worldwide, according to studio estimates. The domestic debut shattered the previous January-March opening benchmark, established in 2004 by ‘The Passion of the Christ’ ($83.3 million). And not only was it the biggest 3D opening of all time, it also took down ‘Avatar’s’ recently set IMAX record, selling out each of the 188 digital 3D outlets on the way to a weekend total of $11.9 million,” The Wrap says.
“Opening in 3,728 theaters, ‘Alice’ scored tepid reviews – it tallied only a 53 percent ‘fresh’ on Rotten Tomatoes – but solid word-of-mouth among movie-goers, registering an ‘A-minus’ rating from research firm CinemaScore. And for its part, Disney was able to launch an ambitious marketing campaign for the $200 million Johnny Depp film – which included full takeover ads of major metropolitan daily newspapers – with its key marketing personnel still in flux,” the same publication says of how Disney pushed the film.
Indeed, promotion for it was very intense, with the studio investing a (not so) small fortune in it not solely because of the story and the animation, but also because it was a Johnny Depp film. Critics though, as also noted above, were not that happy about the outcome, with some even saying that this was the worst performance Depp gave in his entire career, while the movie was nothing short of an ambitious, yet shallow effort.
Alice in Wonderland (2010) Comments:
crescendo:better than expected
I've seen the movie over at favvio.com and for me it was a very entertaining movie.. loved Johnny Depp and the Red Queen character was a perfect cast .. totally hilarious xD WAY better than many say it is
Richmond:Loved it
I saw this movie in 3D yesterday, and it was actually a lot better than all the expectations I heard from other people. No it wasn't the best film of the year, but I can honestly see how it would fit as a follow up to Lewis Carroll's books, which is what it's supposed to be.
Joline:Alice in Wonderland (2010)
good film, love this film. I give 4.5/5
HElizabeth:Hollywood...
Actually some people already saw it in Hollywood. That's probably why they're already commenting
miss_poisoner: Awsm
I hope, that this movie is awesome! I really want to watch it. Now ;DDD
thanks Del, but that link is to a thread with 44 pages! I'm browsing it now. Are you saying that my problem could be sorted by Orange (if they chose to)? I think so, but where do I start? Sounds like phoning Orange is totally impractical unless you have alot of free time. What's your reading of my line stats BTW? thanks & regards
Nick
So, can conclude, that my internal wiring not the issue with high line attenuation. 0.5 difference
You sync rates are similar to everyone else thats had this problem. The upstream is always at 608kbps. Its not your internal wiring, i've been through all the steps to ensure that as i'm sure everyone else has on this forum. I shaved off about 0.5db attenuation by changing the master socket.
You won't see any improvement until they intervene at their end. As far as their systems think you have a stable connection, that's all that matters it seems ATM...
I got a call from the exec. office yesterday but was out, he supposed to be calling back today but left a message saying he is aware of the problems and will "accelerate" the issue for me. Hopefully they will "accelerate" my speed! ha
Yes but was 0.5.......... must be allowed full 20Mbps now surely?????? PMSL
Someone at Orange did try to ring tonight..... 1 ring and hang up...... 08004045004.
Orange seem to be only ISP, that do not have control over new DLM????
Found way out of contract.......... sorry not sharing yet people. I wish to be in place before I say how.
Stats for tonight.......
Downstream
Noise Margin: 18.4 dB
Connection Rate: 2046 Kbps
Line Attenuation: 41.5 dB
Power: 18.8 dBm
Max Rate: 12940 Kbps
My line has supposed to have been "escalated" and hence a call back today???????????
You can only be polite for so long Orange Response Team, there is nothing in reply emails to state private & have never been told, I cannot record telephone calls.
Yes, Orange have to say..... but nothing to say, I cannot record under Data Protection Act.
Evening all, this is my first post - no doubt the answers to my questions are here already, somewhere, but it's all a bit baffling so I'm just going to post my query ....
I'm about 450m from the Yealmpton exchange on Devon. Orange tell me I should be good for 7.5mbps, but I typically average around 2-3meg. speedtest.net just returned the following;
2.4mbps download, 0.25mbps upload, ping 43ms
I've just checked my ADSL stats (this is all new to me). I think my line is in good shape (?) .....
Hi can anyone help, when I try log in to orange email with correct address and password web page comes up Diagnose connection problem windows cannot access this page. I can access email via any other computer and even one using wireless connection to same livebox I am using. Also having problems with orange tool bar cannot uninstall it , when I tried to reinstall tool bar appears blank has anyone had similar problems or remedies to solve these problems its getting very annoying having to borrow other computers just to access emails
Ive been with Freeserve/Wanadoo/Orange way back since the freeserve package of a penny a minute.
As times changed I upgraded accordingly, now having the 8 meg Broadband unlimited package, This was done around two years ago as I wanted my wife to be able to go online with a wirelsee connection, whilst my home pc was still wired direct.
At first it was OK, basicly the same as the old broadband package, except that due to now having a router, I could no longer host a server for the online racing that I take part in, as I couldnt figure out how to set ports etc, still not a real problem.
However, for the last 12 months, or just under, when I go to race online, I find that what was once a great connection, has now turned into complete junk. At first the warp/lag was just noticable but as time has gone on, it has gotten so bad that I can now no-longer race due to the extremely poor and almost useless service. Infact it is so bad, I cannot view any You-tube videos or use basic games on sites like facebook as it is so slow.
I thought it was my internal phone lines, so spent a weekend ripping everything out and installing brand new, only to find I had the same problem.
When running speed test one afternoon after the new wiring installation I found that my connection was down slightly on the advertised 8 meg, the best I could raise was 6.75 download speed, which I thought was pretty dam good, BUT, when running the same test, in the evenings when I race, the results where complete pish!
Running the tests from 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm in the evenings, the best I could get was 3.65b download, but the main average was around the 1.79 download mark
Im tied into an 18 month contract, of which I have about 12/13 months left to run so would like to know where I stand.
Can I cancel my contract as I dont recive the 8 meg as advertised and at times have to endure a rather pathetic and lowly service of around 1.79, at the time I realy want to use the poxy thing, or would Orange consider uncapping my service?
As I said, Ive been with Orange in one form or another for years and this is a pretty poor service to give what I would consider a very loyal customer.
I have tried a new wirelss router - a Netgear DG834 PN and...
success! No more signing me out after hours online! Chris from Orange called and I informed him of the result and he has ordered me a replacement router (the usual Siemens jobby) I installed it last night and so far so good, a couple of hours trouble free bashing of COD8!
Will update if there is any change or even if not!
had the same issue of being signed out of COD, even worse with Worms 2.
I think is due to a low ping caused statefull packet inspection on the Gigaset.
Horrible solution for me was turning packet inspection off.
NOT Recomended - probably better as suggested to get another ADSL modem
as recommended on MS's xbox website e.g.
http://support.xbox.com/suppor...px#routers
* Logon -> Settings -> Internet -> Firewall -> Attack Detection
* Change 'Level' to 'Custom'
* Stateful packet inspection: Off
this compromises security for throughput speed.[/url]
Hello
I am wondering if there is anyone out there who can solve my problem.
My isp is orange and I have one of their Livebox and recently I have been having problems in that the wireless adaptor will not connect to the Livebox it will sometimes on a reboot but not always. I have connected the livebox with the cable and everything works OK but I cannot get it to work wirelessly.
I have contacted Orange who said I needed a new adaptor so I bought one from them however after over an hour on the phone they could not get that one to work at all (it was a Thompson adaptor) and said they would ring back and they did only to say it is my PC at fault so I honestly do not know what to do. I know I can stay with the cable but in the future I was going to move and will need the wireless connection.I also have a laptop and that works wirelessly with no problem.If it is my Desktop can any one think of what might be causing the problem as Orange have given up on me of course thats the easy way out as the new adaptor should have worked !!! but when you speak to them its clear they have not got much of a clue and its their equipment I am using so they really should be able to sort it out.....so much for customer service !!!! I know Orange going to accept the Thompson adaptor back for credit but that does not solve the problem !!!
So, can conclude, that my internal wiring not the issue with high line attenuation. 0.5 difference
You sync rates are similar to everyone else thats had this problem. The upstream is always at 608kbps. Its not your internal wiring, i've been through all the steps to ensure that as i'm sure everyone else has on this forum. I shaved off about 0.5db attenuation by changing the master socket.
You won't see any improvement until they intervene at their end. As far as their systems think you have a stable connection, that's all that matters it seems ATM...
I got a call from the exec. office yesterday but was out, he supposed to be calling back today but left a message saying he is aware of the problems and will "accelerate" the issue for me. Hopefully they will "accelerate" my speed! ha
Is it possible that the sheer number of devices can cause the problem (I usually have 4 or 5 laptops/pcs active at any one time, plus occasionally PS3, Xbox360 or Roku music player, or iphone,) - I read somewhere else on the forum that the a/g standard isn't really meant to handle a large number of devices, but would that cause a router to reboot itself?
I presume you're talking wireless connections in which case the harder you work the wireless connection the more likely you are to get a failure between the devices and the router but I'm not sure if that would cause a disconn from the internet. Certainly it can cause a loss of wireless connection.
_________________ "So this is my pledge to the British people:
I will not let you down."
Gordon Brown - 24/09/2007 (Labour Party Conference)
Gordon's favourite phrase, "We will do whatever it takes..."
Well I'm not sure if I am tempting fate, but I've had no "PPP Server Down" messages since Monday lunchtime... I'm wondering (hoping) that may have finally been fixed...?
But, (and bearing in mind this was always happening before) the new Livebox is still rebooting itself fairly regularly, and I'd still like to get to the bottom of why... (given that it is a complete replacement I think it is safe to rule out the actual Livebox itself.) I've ruled out my Sky HD box (disconnected it from the phone line) and wireless video sender (turned it off) - everything else I can think of has come into the house since the broadband and therefore after the problem. Could it be something daft like the heating system I wonder?
Is it possible that the sheer number of devices can cause the problem (I usually have 4 or 5 laptops/pcs active at any one time, plus occasionally PS3, Xbox360 or Roku music player, or iphone,) - I read somewhere else on the forum that the a/g standard isn't really meant to handle a large number of devices, but would that cause a router to reboot itself?
yeah check on a web site called www.samknows.co.uk,and on the left hand side there is a place where you can put your town in and it tell you everything you need to know
Hi, i'am thinking og upgrading from the old broadband starter, to Home Select, but hve noticed this in the small print -
Prices quoted are available to customers who live in an Orange broadband network area, which is 65% of all UK homes. Don’t live in an Orange network area? You can still get Orange Broadband but you’ll be charged up to an extra £10 a month.
I live in Whitehaven, Cumbria, and would like to know if i need to pay the extra £10 a month on top of the £12 a month, has i'am not sure if i'am in orange brodband network area.
I work for Orange and would like to look into this for you.
Please email me at customer.services@orange.co.uk including the affected address and also your best contact number. So I can pick up your mail quickly, please add 'Jonathan Orange Response' in the first line.
