This has been a big year for Hollywood turning classic children's literature into hit film.  First there was Where The Wild Things Are , and now, Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland . To be entirely honest, from the trailers for Burton's Alice, I'm fairly sure "Alice" would easily qualify as a disturbing vision of what was intended to be quality children's entertainment.  *Note to Tim Burton.   Sorry, Mr. Burton, I know you're brilliant, but weren't Edward Gorey, Steven Sondheim and Lewis Carroll perfect the way they were?  Why change perfection? In any event, today I thought I'd present a few hilarious examples of how not  to turn children's literature into film courtesy via a hilarious post called  Children's Book Cinema , from Something Awful .   ... " If there's one thing Hollywood loves more than copying a successful idea, it's copying the successful idea of someone who was already appropriating someone else's materia...