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— In a nutshell, the movie was incredibly dull and only the starring role Johnny Depp attracted me a lot.

A．Do you like the movie “Alice in Wonderland”

B．How do you find the movie “Alice in Wonderland”

C．Who starred the movie “Alice in Wonderland”

D．What does the movie “Alice in Wonderland” tell of

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