Alice Through the Looking Glass... a confusing mess of a film

Alice through the Looking Glass is... well, just utterly strange.  It features Kate Beckinsale as Alice - or Alice's mum... or Alice's mum turned into a young girl who just happens to be a fully grown woman... I don't know.  I think it tries to be surreal, and ends up simply being weird.  Featuring a host of famous names such as Ian Holm (Lord of the Rings, The Madness of King George) and Steve Cooghan (Around the World in 80 Days, Night at the Museum), and some admittedly only famous as British TV celebrities such as Penelope Wilton (Ever Decreasing Circles), Geoffrey Palmer (As Time Goes By) and Ian Richardson (House of Cards),  it's basically a series of meetings with weird characters, and... well, that's it.  I think there was probably supposed to be some sort of point to this TV movie, but it's quite probable that no-one will ever figure out what it is.

The earlier BBC adaptation of Alice in Wonderland wasn't perfect, but it was much better than this confusing, uninvolving oddity.