It's like when we are screaming "AHHHH", except shorter. Or laughing "ha", without the
h
.

[Ah-lee-see Brah-gah] or [Aw-lee-see Braw-guh]?
AH as in apple, man, pal
AW as in awful, gone, wrong

It's exactly like that. I am a native Brazilian and it's how you pronounce it.
First name:
"Ah-lee-see"
Last name:
"Brah-gah"

In the I am Legend DVD/Blu-ray special features, the filmmakers pronounced Alice's name 'ah-lee-see' as well. Seems to me that's how she pronounces it.

Almost. Here in Brazil we pronouce it as "Ah-lee-see". Not "Uh-lee-see".

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Yes, at the end of the day, I think you're right.

That Nimrod guy has it right, except that in the first syllable, the "A" sounds halfway between the "u" in "but" and the "a" in "father". Kind of like "but" in the poshiest versions of British Received Pronunciation.

I guess so. It would be interesting to know which pronunciation she herself prefers.

Here it is pronounced "Ah-liss" I guess at the end of the day it would be boring for us all to say and do things the same way.
It's like saying tomato.
Toe-may-toe.
Toe-ma-toe.
Or as we say it here in Scotland "Tamata" lol.
At the end of the day it's the same thing we're on about really. So what the hell.
"This is Kolyma - a graveyard for the lost."

Well I just started learning Spanish, to me that looks like the Spanish pronunciation of Alice.

Dammit! Every time I read the word "Nimrod," I fart!
"There is no escape, John!"

It's Alice. And only a "Nimrod" would say otherwise.
"This is Kolyma - a graveyard for the lost."