This film held a lot of appeal for me during my childhood years. Lately, though, it hasn’t resonated with me quite as strongly.

Walt Disney had an exceptional foundation from Lewis Carroll’s writings for this very enjoyable and vibrant film version of “The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland.” Right away, with the sequence involving the White Rabbit, she experiences various incidents and a remarkable time encountering characters like the Mad Hatter, a centipede, animated roses, the playful Cheshire Cat, a bizarre tea party, and the Queen of Hea…