that feeling of wanting something so badly, and thinking it could never happen to you, only to finally get it after all has got to be one of the most awesome feelings in the world.
Malcolm Butler bruh wow you struggle getting that to happen even that’s tough I actually ended up having this rlly cute girl add me from spanish class I never talked to except one time were we both laughed cuz she almost spilled this drink she was pouring for spanish class and she ended up becoming my crush we’re friends now I don’t like her anymore though
1:20 My favorite butterfly effect moment ever in a movie. Charlie decided to get one more candy bar. Because he was thinking about his grandpa. He was acting selfless. And it rewarded him the Wonka bar with the golden ticket. It was not only a good butterfly effect, it also really fit in the story showing just how kind hearted Charlie is and how that kindness eventually rewarded him the factory.
It's one of those nice things the movie sets up, that he's Charlie's boss at the news stand and is generally nice to him, so when he's being swarmed by bystanders he's there to save him
I always liked how pleasant the candy store owner is to Charlie. When I first saw the movie I was worried he would be a jerk because Charlie is poor, but I love how nice he is to him.
Thanks you. I hear so many people saying the opposite for hearing he charged. He was friendly and helped Charlie win. It's not like there's a deleted scene where the other kids say I have no money and he still gives it. Too many people say rumors of all the adult characters are bad. It's all rubbish. Except Wonka is a serial killer. That I believe.
@@andywinslow9638 IIRC, the justification for the rich kids is that their parents would pay for it; the shop owner charges Charlie for this cuz his family doesn't have a registration or tab or whatever with them. And he's still just as nice to Charlie as he is to the other kids! All the adults and kids in the film are written very well. Even Wonka with his serial killerness, because he's actually good with kids, like he knows how to talk to them as we see when he first shows up, he just chooses not to be at multiple points in the film; perhaps being good with kids makes it even worse😅
@@andywinslow9638 This movie was pretty good, but there was some stuff lacking. As you mentioned before, we never get to see the other kids at the end of the film, something at least the book showed. Also I much prefer the Grandpa Joe in the book than in the movie since he seems more selfish and deceitful
The candy store clerk gave Charlie the one with the golden ticket on purpose. He knew it was the winning bar. He was working with Wilkenson and Wonka to ensure Charlie would win. Yes, it was rigged!
No, in real life, when he'd see the little bit of gold on the bar he'd run straight home with it (including his Grandfather's bar) instead of holding it up.
"Run for it, Charlie! Run straight home, and don't stop til you get there!" For some reason, that line has always been in my memory. Whoever said it though, was a great guy, telling the crowd to leave Charlie alone, so that Charlie could get home safely.
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Adam Valdez I dunno. He gave stacks of freebies to the kids at the start because they were regular customers, but IMMEDIATELY demanded payment from Charlie as he wasn't a regular. I suppose he did smile about it, so it wasn't a malicious thing
@@sliat1981 He charged him because he was eating a candy bar in his shop. I'm sure he intended to give him the ticket eventually but that wasn't a winning bar. If you offer somebody free stuff like the kids at the start, that's one thing. Maybe it was free candy day or they had a tab. If you don't and they start eating, then they have a right to charge.
@@andywinslow9638 they were paying customers. People often give away freebies/benefits to encourage them to come back. Obviously he saw Charlie in the window a few time and knowing this was the first time he came in he knew he was poor
Imaginative Light He would have done it...there are 5 in the world. LIFE TIME SUPPLY OF CHOCOLATE. He's the candy man xD He would be able to make endless money without spending a dime.
I think originally Wonka placed the tickets knowing who would get them, wanting Charlie to win the ticket and take over his factory. But the idea was cut out (Don't know why), If you notice Slugworth is always there when the tickets are won, or close by I think. So the Candy store owner could have been in on it as well, after all he does give Charlie the regular chocolate Wonka bar, followed by a funny look as Charlie takes it and walks out.
I love how the beginning, Bill is literally throwing candy to the kids and we see Charlie just standing there in the window. But then when Charlie finally eats his Scrumdiddlyumptious bar before paying, Bill's all "AHEM! >:(" Hey dude, kid barely has any money, let him enjoy the candy haha.
It’s like people give away stuff to promote their business. With Charlie he knew it would be a waste as he’d seen him lurking but buying nothing and knew he had no money. But he did smile at him once he got the money, so I’d say he was doing in jest as well
The most magical moment in the entire film, and this was done SO much better in this movie than the second. The build up of the music really emphasises Charlie's hope at finding the last golden ticket, and I like how he takes his time opening that bar, to give the audience time to hope with him.
In the Burton film's defense, there was already a build up scene when Charlie opens the bar for his birthday. It would have been a bit repetitive if they did another, and the lack of build up emphasizes how he didn't expect to find the last ticket.
What second? There is only one movie. If you’re referring to Charlie in the chocolate factory, that is not a second movie. It’s a movie based off of the actual book. Roald Dahl didn’t even like this movie FYI lol
@@SavouryGalette also there isn’t a second movie lol they’re crazy bc they are two separate movies. Charlie and the chocolate factory is not a remake of this
The music in this scene is magic. That little piccolo arpeggio when we catch a glimpse of the ticket and then the building brass after he takes the ticket out. All of it is just **chefs kiss** perfect
1:32 Not only does the Candy Man suggest a Wonka Bar, but he turns around and grabs the only one sitting on a shelf INSTEAD of the one from the rack sitting on the counter right in front on him. He knew which one had the golden ticket and made sure Charlie got it, probably on orders from Wonka himself.
Ore- o Actually he dropped it into the bag didn't you see it ? : ) It would really go against his character especially in light of his last good deed which showed his true self. : )
I'm glad you found the golden ticket and all.. but you just threw away some perfectly good chocolate. An entire bar of it, that would have taken your family lots of saving to buy.
Jacob Jankowski That's something he would only become aware of after the fact. Upon getting the ticket he has no idea what he gets other than a tour of the factory.
I love this scene. He was so depressed after the last gold ticket was found. Then he finds the money and it suddenly turns into a happy day. Then it becomes his best day ever
I first saw this movie as a kid in 1972 and to this day I believe that the 'candy man' was in on the golden ticket recruitment scheme. Notice at 1:33 of this scene that the candy man gave Charlie the Wonka bar that was on display in front of the other stack of Wonka bars after Charlie said he was buying it for his grandpa Joe.
I love all the comments about chocolate lovers mourning the loss of a sweet bar. I could imagine all of you irked by it slowly reaching out to your screen like, ''Nooo...''
@@GromitTheDoggo Wdym by gen- Ohh, I didn’t remember the actors names- 😅 I’m really good at telling the same actresses for shows/movies, but I forget the names sometimes. I didn’t hear that, but I assumed that Wonka was a prologue of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
They weren't trying to steal it, they merely wanted to see it. It's like if a celebrity visits your village, town or city: people want to see them and, if they had them back then, they would've been snapping pictures and selfies with Charlie and the ticket on their smartphones. Would you not want to see a once-in-a-lifetime event in person?
So when the poor kid buys a candy bar the guy running the store wants the money instantly but 20 rich kids can eat all they want and take their time when it comes to payment.
Are you sure you're clear on what the word instantly means? Charlie scarfed down nearly half the bar before he reminded him he hadn't yet paid. He actually handed that bar over to Charlie prior to being paid, so what you're saying is just wrong. Besides for which, 1. those kids are likely his regulars, and by the way how do you know they're rich? Just because they aren't dirt poor doesn't mean they're rich either. 2. That opening scene is clearly to play up the fantasy and wonder the candy shop has for Charlie who is poor, and isn't an actual representation of how the shop is. Notice in this scene all the other customers aren't being sang to and showered with candy, and Charlie doesn't seem surprised by this normal shop behavior. ... Charlie is a kid. Kids are easily distracted, and Charlie himself was so focused on eating the candy, he didn't even seem to be aware the shopkeeper was speaking too him. Is it really that surprising said shop keeper might suspect he'd be so involved, he might forget he hadn't paid?
I know people had a theory that the candy man was in on it. Noticed the wonka bar he gave to Wonka wasn't shelved like the others as if he picked up a random bar. Likely he deliberately left it for display for Charlie xD
Doesn't work. He first gave Charlie a bar that he ate on the spot, then turned to leave. He then bought one for Uncle Joe which was the winner. If the candy dude was in on it, he would have given him the winner the first time.
Does anyone notice that very modern looking guy to the left at 1:45? Everyone else is in slacks and old time-y looking clothes while he's dressed in jeans and a black shirt. TIME TRAVEL.
If WatchMojo does a Top Ten Unacknowledged Rescuers in Movies, that brave newspaper vendor who wrestles through that mob to rescue Charlie deserves a nomination in my opinion.
Controversy Owl he unwrapped something that contained a ticket that allows him entry to a factory he was obsessed with, not to emntion he is dirt poor and his family can hardly afford to put bread on the table. that chocolate bar is irrelevant as getting that ticket somewhere safe takes priority over everything. not to mention filming him neatly tucking that bar away ruins the moment and makes the ticket look like less of a big deal
StraberrYKiler6789 And then we all run out of landfill, then that factory won't mean shit, Charlie obviously does not think about the future. And what about the kids in Africa? Why were all these kids from the west? Where is Muhammad's golden ticket?!
"I think I'll buy just one more, for my Grandpa Joe!" *ends up finding the golden ticket and just DROPPING the perfectly delicious chocolate on the ground* ☹️
Immediately berates the candy shop owner for playing a cruel joke on him, throws the ticket onto the floor and storms out. Then hears the news, rushes back in, but somebody else already took it
That coin must be made from high quality silver if it was able to keep shining even after all those years of being stuck in the storm drain after Wonka dropped it in.
People, don't worry about the wasted chocolate bar. Veruca came by later on, after this movie, found the chocolate bar, and lovingly ate it. She's an activist for wasted chocolate bars now. Not in real life, but after this movie. Instead of saying "I want!!!!" for what SHE wants, she says "I want!!!!" for the wasted chocolate bars. "I want to rescue those wasted chocolate bars!!!!!" Veruca now rescues wasted chocolate bars.
Roald Dahl disowned the film, the script of which was partially rewritten by David Seltzer after Dahl failed to meet deadlines. Dahl said he was "disappointed" because "he thought it placed too much emphasis on Willy Wonka and not enough on Charlie", as well as the casting of Gene Wilder instead of Spike Milligan. He was also "infuriated" by the deviations in the plot Seltzer devised in his draft of the screenplay, including the conversion of Slugworth, a minor character in the book, into a spy (so that the movie could have a villain) and the "fizzy lifting drinks" scene.
Dahl disliked all the films made from his books but for this one he had an utter hatred for. So much so that he refused to give the rights to use the sequal book to be made in to a film
This is such BS. That kid would have been lynched by an angry mob the moment he revealed that ticket. They would have broke off that chin of his and used it to pierce his poor heart!
0:47 Charlie clears his throat, on the right is a kid lost in his beer, turns around to see who it was,, ha when Charlie got ambushed by ppl wanting to see the ticket he holds it up In the crowd, I'm surprised nobody took it from him. When I was a kid I thought the candy store was like heaven I always wanted to own one of those cool candy containers they were in
Hey Charlie I'm really happy you found the last golden ticket and all that, but did you really have to throw away the whole chocolate bar that came with it?
He could’ve quickly put the ticket in his pocket, and ate the chocolate on his way home. Then he wouldn’t have had that huge crowd of people on his ass.
did you forget that Veruca Salt's dad made his workers go through thousands of Wonka bars just for a golden ticket? Thousands of chocolate bars wasted right there.
What aggravates me the most is simply this. In both movies, both of the Charley's open the candy bar and throw the wrapper on the ground. Then they open the bar and throw that on the ground. Basically littering and wasting perfectly good food. They are basically telling children everywhere that because charley litters and gets away with it. You can too!
that feeling of wanting something so badly, and thinking it could never happen to you, only to finally get it after all has got to be one of the most awesome feelings in the world.
Yup, especially after the news feed of the guy supposedly winning the fifth golden ticket, then everyone realising that he was making it all up
Like my crush adding me back on Snapchat lmao
Malcolm Butler bruh wow you struggle getting that to happen even that’s tough I actually ended up having this rlly cute girl add me from spanish class I never talked to except one time were we both laughed cuz she almost spilled this drink she was pouring for spanish class and she ended up becoming my crush we’re friends now I don’t like her anymore though
it’s like finding a full odds shiny in pokémon
@@GenGamesUniverse 1:57 and then the song of wonder plays like I still have a chance to get it 😯 😆
1:20 My favorite butterfly effect moment ever in a movie.
Charlie decided to get one more candy bar. Because he was thinking about his grandpa. He was acting selfless. And it rewarded him the Wonka bar with the golden ticket. It was not only a good butterfly effect, it also really fit in the story showing just how kind hearted Charlie is and how that kindness eventually rewarded him the factory.
Even more butterfly effect in that it's revealed the coin Willy drops by accident is the one Charlie would later find.
@@bradydavidson That's what I was thinking too. If that was the same coin Charlie would find years later.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Mr. Jopeck? He practically saves Charlie’s life when he helps him through the crowd.
It's one of those nice things the movie sets up, that he's Charlie's boss at the news stand and is generally nice to him, so when he's being swarmed by bystanders he's there to save him
They would have tore the ticket out of poor Charlie's hands if it wasn't for Jopeck during the pandemonium.
damn when he was holding it up for anyone to grab
I always liked how pleasant the candy store owner is to Charlie. When I first saw the movie I was worried he would be a jerk because Charlie is poor, but I love how nice he is to him.
Thanks you. I hear so many people saying the opposite for hearing he charged. He was friendly and helped Charlie win. It's not like there's a deleted scene where the other kids say I have no money and he still gives it. Too many people say rumors of all the adult characters are bad. It's all rubbish. Except Wonka is a serial killer. That I believe.
@@andywinslow9638 IIRC, the justification for the rich kids is that their parents would pay for it; the shop owner charges Charlie for this cuz his family doesn't have a registration or tab or whatever with them. And he's still just as nice to Charlie as he is to the other kids! All the adults and kids in the film are written very well. Even Wonka with his serial killerness, because he's actually good with kids, like he knows how to talk to them as we see when he first shows up, he just chooses not to be at multiple points in the film; perhaps being good with kids makes it even worse😅
@@SuperODST1 That's a very sweet and true statement. I totally agree.
@@andywinslow9638 This movie was pretty good, but there was some stuff lacking. As you mentioned before, we never get to see the other kids at the end of the film, something at least the book showed. Also I much prefer the Grandpa Joe in the book than in the movie since he seems more selfish and deceitful
The candy store clerk gave Charlie the one with the golden ticket on purpose. He knew it was the winning bar. He was working with Wilkenson and Wonka to ensure Charlie would win. Yes, it was rigged!
in real life, Charlie would have found the ticket, and then some jerk would swoop it and run
or pull out a gun
I was surprised no one tried to steal it from the kid. Dunno, maybe people were a little more honest 40 some years ago.
I h8ted it
No, in real life, when he'd see the little bit of gold on the bar he'd run straight home with it (including his Grandfather's bar) instead of holding it up.
The 1970's were a different time...
I love how his boss is the only person in the crowd that cares that he's being suffocated.
Also he tells Charlie to run and never drop the ticket until he gets home
@@GenGamesUniverseYes, Mr. Jopek is the unsung hero of the movie.
I must be really poor. I wouldn't have dropped that chocolate bar, no matter if I got the Golden Ticket or not.
What a waste of chocolate
Charlie doesn’t care much for chocolate
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Need chocolate Bar for me and Need Golden Ticket 🎫 🎟
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"Run for it, Charlie! Run straight home, and don't stop til you get there!" For some reason, that line has always been in my memory. Whoever said it though, was a great guy, telling the crowd to leave Charlie alone, so that Charlie could get home safely.
I believe that was Charlie’s boss.
@@callinater6133 Mr. Jopeck is his name
That was Charlie's boss at the newspaper stand.
I’m pretty sure that was an ADR line though
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my grandma who died this year was the first to show me this movie..... this is hitting double hard.
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Really cool.
And sad.
I'm sorry 😔. I lost mine too. I know what you're going through
@@andywinslow9638same goes for me 😔
I bet he knew the ticket was in that bar. He saw Charlie and saw just how happy he was with candy that he gave it to him.
Adam Valdez I dunno. He gave stacks of freebies to the kids at the start because they were regular customers, but IMMEDIATELY demanded payment from Charlie as he wasn't a regular. I suppose he did smile about it, so it wasn't a malicious thing
Adam Valdez that's what I think
@@sliat1981 He charged him because he was eating a candy bar in his shop. I'm sure he intended to give him the ticket eventually but that wasn't a winning bar. If you offer somebody free stuff like the kids at the start, that's one thing. Maybe it was free candy day or they had a tab. If you don't and they start eating, then they have a right to charge.
@@andywinslow9638 they were paying customers. People often give away freebies/benefits to encourage them to come back. Obviously he saw Charlie in the window a few time and knowing this was the first time he came in he knew he was poor
@@sliat1981 No. He didn't see Charlie. For all we know they paid after Charlie left
I think the candy store owner was in on it... and knew who deserved it more than anyone. :) But that's just me.
Good point of view.
If he knew, he could have stolen it or payed for it xD
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Yeah, but who could predict.
Imaginative Light He would have done it...there are 5 in the world. LIFE TIME SUPPLY OF CHOCOLATE. He's the candy man xD He would be able to make endless money without spending a dime.
I think originally Wonka placed the tickets knowing who would get them, wanting Charlie to win the ticket and take over his factory. But the idea was cut out (Don't know why), If you notice Slugworth is always there when the tickets are won, or close by I think. So the Candy store owner could have been in on it as well, after all he does give Charlie the regular chocolate Wonka bar, followed by a funny look as Charlie takes it and walks out.
I love how the beginning, Bill is literally throwing candy to the kids and we see Charlie just standing there in the window. But then when Charlie finally eats his Scrumdiddlyumptious bar before paying, Bill's all "AHEM! >:(" Hey dude, kid barely has any money, let him enjoy the candy haha.
Or why in the former scene Charlie didn’t go in and get free candy.
Maybe those kids had store credit
@@hoshinokenshin17536 He ain't no fucken good that bastard! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Notice he didn't charge Charlie for the winning bar?
It’s like people give away stuff to promote their business. With Charlie he knew it would be a waste as he’d seen him lurking but buying nothing and knew he had no money. But he did smile at him once he got the money, so I’d say he was doing in jest as well
The most magical moment in the entire film, and this was done SO much better in this movie than the second. The build up of the music really emphasises Charlie's hope at finding the last golden ticket, and I like how he takes his time opening that bar, to give the audience time to hope with him.
***** Wow. You're right. I am a terrible, terrible person. And your opinion is perfect. Maybe we should get married???????????
In the Burton film's defense, there was already a build up scene when Charlie opens the bar for his birthday. It would have been a bit repetitive if they did another, and the lack of build up emphasizes how he didn't expect to find the last ticket.
"This was done SO much better in this movie than the second." How?
What second? There is only one movie. If you’re referring to Charlie in the chocolate factory, that is not a second movie. It’s a movie based off of the actual book. Roald Dahl didn’t even like this movie FYI lol
@@SavouryGalette also there isn’t a second movie lol they’re crazy bc they are two separate movies. Charlie and the chocolate factory is not a remake of this
The candy store owner is everything I want to be. What a lovely man, just giving out free candy and being nice to the kids no matter their background.
The music in this scene is magic. That little piccolo arpeggio when we catch a glimpse of the ticket and then the building brass after he takes the ticket out. All of it is just **chefs kiss** perfect
Absolutely beautiful music
Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse were musical geniuses.
1:32 Not only does the Candy Man suggest a Wonka Bar, but he turns around and grabs the only one sitting on a shelf INSTEAD of the one from the rack sitting on the counter right in front on him. He knew which one had the golden ticket and made sure Charlie got it, probably on orders from Wonka himself.
But how’s that possible?
Ugh! When he dropped the chocolate bar I was like 'oh no! Not the chocolate! ' ..I was literally upset!..
I know right. That pissed me off
Ore- o Actually he dropped it into the bag didn't you see it ? : ) It would really go against his character especially in light of his last good deed which showed his true self. : )
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Ore- o To be fair, he has a whole entire chocolate factory waiting for him.
Zoella A He just won a lifetime supply of chocolate.
I'm glad you found the golden ticket and all.. but you just threw away some perfectly good chocolate. An entire bar of it, that would have taken your family lots of saving to buy.
a chocolate bar for a factory full of chocolate bars and more. Its a gain homie
well there was nothing but paper in the bar
You do realize the contest would allow him to return home with a truck load of chocolate .not to mention the factory itself
Jacob Jankowski That's something he would only become aware of after the fact. Upon getting the ticket he has no idea what he gets other than a tour of the factory.
False it was widely known the winner gets a lifetime supply like the dude said below me.
The fact that charlie dropped all of the chocolate, from finding the golden ticket still triggers me lmao
Well he's just won a lifetime supply so does it matter?
@@armorpro573it does actually
@@Alex861697 I mean, he’s obviously overjoyed with excitement, which isn’t surprising
Maybe like he said in an earlier scene, the golden tickets probably make the chocolate taste terrible.
@@lanceplaxton6967 Nah, he was obviously overjoyed to care about the chocolate
I still feel the magic and suspense of seeing him opening that bar.
I hope nestle will re-release the Wonka Bar in honor of Gene Wilder.
Yuki Rabbit, I miss those chocolate bars.
It is possible Cadbury or Nestle contributed the film and made the Wonka bars for the film?
Daniel Williamson, I think quaker oats made chocolate for the first one.
I heard that the Wonka bars made by Quaker Oats had problems (they had a horrific tendency to melt), so they had to pull them from store shelves.
yeah those were really tasty lol. I remember how in 2001 my mom put one in my Christmas stocking. :)
Poor chocolate bar, not loved by anyone, and dropped by charlie onto the side walk.
;( sniff sniff
who drops chocolate bar on floor
Anti-Flash Sentry ??????
@@siobhanmale1652 an idiot
At least it had a buddy while in that dark wrapping and tin foil
I bet that ticket made the chocolate taste terrible.
2:42- my reaction when I got my acceptance letter into college :)
I remember being horrified that he dumped the choclate..
Brett Naysmith why 😂
I guess we just didn't waste sweets as children; seemed almost criminal to do so.
And then we're relieved that the 'chocolate' was actually a piece of plastic molded to look like a chocolate bar.
He probably put it in his bag
charlie is so cute and he really does deserve that ticket i love this movie
I love this scene. He was so depressed after the last gold ticket was found. Then he finds the money and it suddenly turns into a happy day. Then it becomes his best day ever
It’d be crazy if the coin Charlie found was the sovereign Wonka dropped into the storm drain
I think the point of this movie is saying if you aren’t spoiled or selfish, you’ll go far in the end.
That pissed me off when that woman grabbed Charlie's arm and dragged him towards that crowd.
She looks so familiar but I can't place the show she was in would you happen to know
@@tracykilpatrick7423 She was in a movie called "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory".
@@Soxruleyanksdrool Thank you! I was wondering what movie she was from :)
Don't worry, she went to prison for attempted kid-slaughter XD
Wait, did he drop the bar of chocolate? DID HE JUST WASTE CHOCOLATE?!? At least a hobo picks it up and says, "DINNER!"
***** kids these days... except 44 years ago...
Well, everyone was grabbing at him. So, he must have accidentally dropped it trying to run away from all those people
He dropped it when he found the ticket 2:38
He dropped it in his backpack
Yummy
3:03 Nice that Mr. Jopeck is kind enough not to seize the ticket and make sure that Charlie was able to hold onto it
You know right?
Him being so young and ridiculously poor makes him instantly likeable. This is one of the most uplifting scenes in all of cinema.
I first saw this movie as a kid in 1972 and to this day I believe that the 'candy man' was in on the golden ticket recruitment scheme. Notice at 1:33 of this scene that the candy man gave Charlie the Wonka bar that was on display in front of the other stack of Wonka bars after Charlie said he was buying it for his grandpa Joe.
My favorite scene. Like all your childhood wishes coming true in one beautiful, triumphant moment.
I love all the comments about chocolate lovers mourning the loss of a sweet bar. I could imagine all of you irked by it slowly reaching out to your screen like, ''Nooo...''
Peter Ostrum was a legend! Charlie Bucket just got in winning the 5th Ticket.
Who can blame that "South American" for cheating? I mean, it's Martin Bormann, what would you expect?
Theory: the coin Charlie found is the exact same coin Wonka dropped
I don't think Wonka (2023) is a direct prequel to this movie. It just borrows elements from it.
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@@GromitTheDoggo Wdym by gen-
Ohh, I didn’t remember the actors names- 😅
I’m really good at telling the same actresses for shows/movies, but I forget the names sometimes.
I didn’t hear that, but I assumed that Wonka was a prologue of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
If anybody deserves a lifetime supply of chocolate and a chocolate factory it's definitely Charlie. 😊
+Maria Fox if only Hersheys did that
+simonster -909 Yeah. Everybody irl would definitely be going nuts then and buying every Hershey's bar in all the stores!
damn Charlie back at it again with the Chocolate Bars.
+Maria Fox is stoopid
😈😈😈ha ha ha
+Shammo Hamid No. Just no. Don't even bring that into the comments section of this awesome video
I always just loved the packaging of the lollies/chocolate in this movie. You can almost feel the wrapper and golden ticket
I love this Old version BEST, it has Great Music & an Innocence to it.
RUN HOME CHARLIE RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN!
Mr. Wilder. I hope you're having a wonderful journey. Take care.
Robert Milton rip 😢
Thank you. Enjoy the holidays.
I get emotional when I see this. Being a child from the streets of Long Beach. Gotta have heart
Me too
everyone was trying to steel it from him. But he ran away. Good job Charlie!
+Hamza Hassan the lady grabbed him. he didn't have a chance until Mr. Jopek saved him. Should have escorted him home.
They weren't trying to steal it, they merely wanted to see it. It's like if a celebrity visits your village, town or city: people want to see them and, if they had them back then, they would've been snapping pictures and selfies with Charlie and the ticket on their smartphones. Would you not want to see a once-in-a-lifetime event in person?
You can't turn gold into steel. They weren't trying to steel it.
yeah that was part of the act of the movie
I wouldve socked that bitch that graves his hand
He literally drops that chocolate bar...so wasteful
Ik right I saw it when he gets his golden ticket of his grandpa's bar
his acting was so good in this I can't believe he didn't act I anything else
1:13 that’s always me when I’m eating Doritos before trying to take it easy! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So when the poor kid buys a candy bar the guy running the store wants the money instantly but 20 rich kids can eat all they want and take their time when it comes to payment.
+Mr.Fingers I know!!! This has bothered me for years.
Are you sure you're clear on what the word instantly means? Charlie scarfed down nearly half the bar before he reminded him he hadn't yet paid. He actually handed that bar over to Charlie prior to being paid, so what you're saying is just wrong. Besides for which, 1. those kids are likely his regulars, and by the way how do you know they're rich? Just because they aren't dirt poor doesn't mean they're rich either. 2. That opening scene is clearly to play up the fantasy and wonder the candy shop has for Charlie who is poor, and isn't an actual representation of how the shop is. Notice in this scene all the other customers aren't being sang to and showered with candy, and Charlie doesn't seem surprised by this normal shop behavior.
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Charlie is a kid. Kids are easily distracted, and Charlie himself was so focused on eating the candy, he didn't even seem to be aware the shopkeeper was speaking too him. Is it really that surprising said shop keeper might suspect he'd be so involved, he might forget he hadn't paid?
@@saribeepo.o5111 yeah I think it was just theatrics for the musical number - he didn’t actually give away free chocolate.
Another legend gone. R.I.P Gene Wilder :/
What a nice candy man!
Threw away some good ass chocolate! lol
Ikr
I know people had a theory that the candy man was in on it. Noticed the wonka bar he gave to Wonka wasn't shelved like the others as if he picked up a random bar. Likely he deliberately left it for display for Charlie xD
Doesn't work. He first gave Charlie a bar that he ate on the spot, then turned to leave. He then bought one for Uncle Joe which was the winner. If the candy dude was in on it, he would have given him the winner the first time.
Does anyone notice that very modern looking guy to the left at 1:45? Everyone else is in slacks and old time-y looking clothes while he's dressed in jeans and a black shirt. TIME TRAVEL.
I knew that guy looked out of place there!
Oh ya I see it now
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If WatchMojo does a Top Ten Unacknowledged Rescuers in Movies, that brave newspaper vendor who wrestles through that mob to rescue Charlie deserves a nomination in my opinion.
Mr. Jopeck was so nice to protect him and help him run home.
He should've put the golden ticket in his pocket. Then he wouldn't have had that whole crowd on his ass.
He was in the moment and the woman had his hand
In this day and age the poor kid probably would have been killed being trampled by all the people in the street trying to steal the ticket from him.
Lol, when that woman grabs him, look at his face... 'GTFO, bitch!?'
What a dick move she increased his odds of being robbed by pulling him into that crowd
StraberrYKiler6789 i think that was the plan haha
Sara Zappa
she wanted him to be robbed but didn't want to be punished for robbing him
Controversy Owl
he unwrapped something that contained a ticket that allows him entry to a factory he was obsessed with, not to emntion he is dirt poor and his family can hardly afford to put bread on the table.
that chocolate bar is irrelevant as getting that ticket somewhere safe takes priority over everything.
not to mention filming him neatly tucking that bar away ruins the moment and makes the ticket look like less of a big deal
StraberrYKiler6789 And then we all run out of landfill, then that factory won't mean shit, Charlie obviously does not think about the future.
And what about the kids in Africa? Why were all these kids from the west? Where is Muhammad's golden ticket?!
This my favorite movie
Congratulations Charlie Getting The Last Golden Ticket
For all of you upset that Charlie dropped the chocolate bar... Don't worry. The bar was made of wood anyway.
ive been looking for this comment
"I think I'll buy just one more, for my Grandpa Joe!"
*ends up finding the golden ticket and just DROPPING the perfectly delicious chocolate on the ground*
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Babe you so cute
Funny thing is that I saw a Wonka Bar themed throw pillow at a candy store recently (and it comes with a golden ticket as well!)
Well what does it do i didn't even you could get them in stores
0:54 "Slugworth Sizzler, please"
Imagine if Charlie opened up the second bar before he went to the newsstand. Imagine how confused he would’ve been then
Immediately berates the candy shop owner for playing a cruel joke on him, throws the ticket onto the floor and storms out. Then hears the news, rushes back in, but somebody else already took it
That coin must be made from high quality silver if it was able to keep shining even after all those years of being stuck in the storm drain after Wonka dropped it in.
1:01 the way he scoffs it! 😂
Many years Charlie took his poverty on the chin, kept a sweet and kind hearted character - his reward being a Golden Ticket.
Here after Wonka. Charlie found Wonka's coin he dropped.
"I'd Like A Bar Of Chocolate Please"
"Sure. What kind? A Slugworth Sizzler? A Wonka Scrumdidilyumptious?"
Wtf is up with the weird capitalizatuon
@@neonkkn3881 Don't You Mean WTF Is Up With The Weird Capitalization?
@@simonster-9094”whichever is the biggest!”
People, don't worry about the wasted chocolate bar.
Veruca came by later on, after this movie, found the chocolate bar, and lovingly ate it.
She's an activist for wasted chocolate bars now.
Not in real life, but after this movie.
Instead of saying "I want!!!!" for what SHE wants, she says "I want!!!!" for the wasted chocolate bars.
"I want to rescue those wasted chocolate bars!!!!!"
Veruca now rescues wasted chocolate bars.
its a shame that all the cast members are not alive anymore, apart from charlie and a few others.
Chloe Jenkins yep
"you kill him" 😭😂😂😂
Nice of the news seller to help Charlie through that crowd.
2:52
I liked how the people were supportive, and not trying to take the ticket from Charlie
I've never seen this movie. I am gonna watch this week! I was born in 1970. Long overdue for viewing!
Roald Dahl disowned the film, the script of which was partially rewritten by David Seltzer after Dahl failed to meet deadlines. Dahl said he was "disappointed" because "he thought it placed too much emphasis on Willy Wonka and not enough on Charlie", as well as the casting of Gene Wilder instead of Spike Milligan. He was also "infuriated" by the deviations in the plot Seltzer devised in his draft of the screenplay, including the conversion of Slugworth, a minor character in the book, into a spy (so that the movie could have a villain) and the "fizzy lifting drinks" scene.
I wonder what he would have felt about the Tim Burton version :-/
Dahl disliked all the films made from his books but for this one he had an utter hatred for. So much so that he refused to give the rights to use the sequal book to be made in to a film
R.I.P Gene Wilder
Charlie's Boss saved his life. I hope Charlie remembers him with his new found wealth. lol
I GOT A WONKA BAR TO DAY AND I GOT A Golden Ticket IN THE BAR YESS
This is such BS. That kid would have been lynched by an angry mob the moment he revealed that ticket. They would have broke off that chin of his and used it to pierce his poor heart!
scrumdiddlyumptious.. :D
Nothing can beat this movie! I will now rent this movie, 100/10 10 stars
I love watching this during the holidays!
that poor chocolate bar...
0:47 Charlie clears his throat, on the right is a kid lost in his beer, turns around to see who it was,, ha when Charlie got ambushed by ppl wanting to see the ticket he holds it up In the crowd, I'm surprised nobody took it from him. When I was a kid I thought the candy store was like heaven I always wanted to own one of those cool candy containers they were in
This is by far much better than the Johnny Depp version!!!
Man the way he eats that chocolate.... always makes me hungry
he threw away the damn chocolate bar ._.
I like how Charlie just throws the chocolate on the ground even thought he bought it for Grandpa Joe.
i love it my mum is 23 and she still loves it
This was awesome to watch seeing Charlie get a golden ticket and seeing all of the chocolate bars
Hey Charlie I'm really happy you found the last golden ticket and all that, but did you really have to throw away the whole chocolate bar that came with it?
He probably didn't mean to drop the candy bar. He was just so excited about finding the golden ticket that he forgot all about the candy bar.
He could’ve quickly put the ticket in his pocket, and ate the chocolate on his way home. Then he wouldn’t have had that huge crowd of people on his ass.
Is it just me or does the candy man seem like his in on it and purposely gives Charlie that specific bar???
Of course he does, Charlie was hand picked by Willy Wonka himself.
ginny0015 sure seems like it. But I wonder how he took notice of him??
Katastrophik09 It's a movie
ginny0015 of course it is. just a thought.
+Katastrophik09 Of course he was in on, the candy man was from the year 2171.
So much better than the newer version
GOLDEN LEGENDARY!
I've had a regular Wonka bar once. I was like 8 or 9 and it was wrapped in gold, not silver.
Same
How do they compare to hershey's... if you can remember?
I like Willy wonka but I never tried a wonka bar
@@nybiggs it tastes like a nestle crunch bar without the nuts. Really good imo
Charlie is probably the only kid in the world to waste a whole chocolate bar. Oh and RIP Gene :'(
did you forget that Veruca Salt's dad made his workers go through thousands of Wonka bars just for a golden ticket? Thousands of chocolate bars wasted right there.
Mr. J I love you
What aggravates me the most is simply this. In both movies, both of the Charley's open the candy bar and throw the wrapper on the ground. Then they open the bar and throw that on the ground. Basically littering and wasting perfectly good food. They are basically telling children everywhere that because charley litters and gets away with it. You can too!
what are the odds of Charlie finding just enough money to buy the one Wonka bar that has the last golden ticket?