Maleficent may have taken one of Disney's most wicked and terrifying villains and turned her into a limp shadow of her former self, but the film's sparkling marketing and Angelina Jolie's ability to look beautifully creepy in horns and cheek-bone defining facial appliances led the movie to a $70 million number one this weekend. That total doesn't hold up to the last time Disney took one of its animated classics and converted it to live action. In 2010 Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland debuted in ...
Maleficent may have taken one of Disney's most wicked and terrifying villains and turned her into a limp shadow of her former self, but the film's sparkling marketing and Angelina Jolie's ability to look beautifully creepy in horns and cheek-bone defining facial appliances led the movie to a $70 million number one this weekend. That total doesn't hold up to the last time Disney took one of its animated classics and converted it to live action. In 2010 Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland debuted in ...
Share this Article
Comment on this Article
Recommended
Please to comment