Johnny Depp Is Amazing!! | Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Reaction | First Time Watching.
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Hey everyone! Join me as I watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory today for the first time! This Movie was so funny and yet had serious moments as well but Johnny Depp was phenomenal through the entire thing.
Based on the beloved Roald Dahl tale, this comedic and fantastical film follows young Charlie Bucket (Freddie Highmore) and his Grandpa Joe (David Kelly) as they join a small group of contest winners who get to tour the magical and mysterious factory of eccentric candy maker Willy Wonka (Johnny Depp). Aided by his diminutive Oompa Loompa workers (Deep Roy), Wonka has a hidden motivation for the tour, one that he will reveal only after the children in the group show their true colors.
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Hey everyone! Thanks for watching my Reaction to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory! I read your comments and no I do not nor will I ever feel bad for making the comment about Amber Heard. I will always be team Johnny so if you have an issue with that please kindly keep it to yourself. Thank you! See you Tuesday for Mulan!
I'm with you, Cody!
#TeamJohnnyDepp
Yes! Justice for Johnny Depp!
More power to Johnny!
Yo Cody I had suggestions in my head, I was thinking of what moved you would do this month and one of them was Charlie and the chocolate factory 😂👍😁😁
I’m pretty sure the whole world is Team Johnny. I’m so Glad this reaction is coming out now cuz we need some Johnny Depp positivity right now
Fun fact: the scene with the newspapers was inspired by Tim Burton's visit with his dying mother. They had a strained relationship but she had framed posters from each of his movies
Really? I heard people say it was his dad
@@littlesparrow303 It was his mother with the posters. He did have an estranged relationship with him also. It is worth mentioning that his father died during the production of Planet of the Apes, and then Burton's following two films (Big Fish and Charlie) would prominently feature father-son relationships.
@@coatsorkeys ohhh okay that I didn’t know so thank you for letting me know
@@littlesparrow303 no problem 😌
@@vnthony2439 What?
To this day I can't believe that the person who played Willy Wonka is the same person who played jack sparrow. Johnny Depp is an absolute legend.
Yeah, that dude can turn into ANYONE. Insane talent.
He is also grindlewald in fantastic beast 1 and 2
Wait, he was Grindlewald??!
@@ParsureArts yeah in the first 2 fantastic beast films
@@ParsureArts Yup
Johnny actually pulled a lot of double shifts while filming this movie, since at the same time he was voice acting in The Corpse Bride. A few other actors and actresses also were a part of both productions, so it’s safe to say Johnny and the others deserve a round of applause for being so devoted to their work
Seeing someone genuinely enjoy this movie despite having seen the original is such a breath of fresh air
I had seen this movie first, but later learning that this version is more faithful to the original book (with some input here and there) made this version much more enjoyable for me, and definitely 'the' official version.
This movie is way better than the original.
@@tewodrosadmass1844 both versions have their charms. Don’t be square
@@nisarojas2869 I dunno. The other version feels like a 1950's whimsical film. Stop calling him a square
@@simionleva3856 its almost like it is one. Well he is.
This version is actually extremly true to the book. Only Wonka's fathers' backstory was added.
and that addition was greenlit by Dahl's living family too
I prefer this version . I like that Charlie’s family plays a bigger part in this one. I also like that they go into Willie Wonka’s childhood.
Willy Wonka’s Dad is a Sith Lord.
@@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 a sith lord?
@@thesnazzycomet Count Dooku from the Star Wars Prequel trilogy.
I prefer this version too.
I never saw the other version so I just love this one and probably allways will
Fun fact: Violet hugging Johnny Depp when entering the factory wasn't part of Depp's script, the director told her to do that in secrete to surprise Johnny (because apparently he didn't like children very much). So his reaction was completely genuine.
If you think about it all the kids are a great representation of the deadly sins. Augustus is gluttony,
Veruca is greed, Violet is pride and Mike is wrath. Looking back on this film reminds me of the glee
Johnny Depp brought to screen. *I really hope he wins*
That’s been common knowledge for a long time - cool, but hardly revelatory I’m afraid!
@@fang_uk To be fair, if you're not 'in the know' and you realize something yourself, you feel so good, we've all been there once, despite learning later that everyone already knew. :P
I don’t think it works if you don’t include them all.
@@jm329 Augustus: Gluttony
Veruca: Greed
Violet: Pride
Mike: Wrath
Candy Makers: Envy
Grandparents: Sloth
idk, Violet's mom: Lust
I never thought of that before! Makes a lot of sense.
Johnny depp has always been fantastic
He's a cameleon
@@a.g.demada5263 Ikr! it's remarkable how he transforms into different of these characters, it's crazy yet amazing 😊
I love Johnny!
Another movie that gets unnecessary hate from people. Love both movies but I just love how expressive Depp's Wonka is. More than anything else, I just love his facial expressions! Also yes, also team Johnny!
I get shit for it but I actually prefer this interpretation to the original.
This movie gets hate because people don't know it's based off a book, they think it's an interpretation of the Wilder version (which is less faithful mind you)
Nostalgia goggles is one hell of a thing.
They hate it JUST because it's a remake. This is one of the few times the remake is better than the original, but that's probably because it is based on a book so they had the opportunity for improvement.
@@dylancole1910 damn the disrespect
It’s amazing that all of the Oompa Loompas are played by one person
Yeah it really is. However, it's weird how they invented a way to clone someone but that technology has not been used since :/
@@headhunter179 …or has it? 🤔😬
@@headhunter179 really ?
Yep. Deep Roy. He also played the man with the racing snail in The Neverending Story.
@@headhunter179 actually he did takes for almost every individual oompa loompa
"Everything here is edible; even I'm edible."
Wonka, Willy.
“But that is called canibalism.”
@@prehistorichero2755 "and it is in fact frowned upon in most societies" 🤣
@@shismith8785 😂😂😂😂
@@shismith8785 MOST ;-;
@@matheusmariani3108 there are tribes living in the Amazon that still practice cannibalising their killed enemies to gain their power, and also as a sign of disrespect towards the enemy tribe. Korowai I believe they're called, though not all of them do so these days. It's a small select few that continue to reject modernization. A not so fun lil lesson for you ahaha.
Cody: "You're just a mini Amber Heard, aren't you?"
Oh man, that was a perfect burn, Cody! 🤣 Omg, my sides hurt from how hilariously accurate that was 😂
I couldn't stop laughing at that. found it funnier than I probably should have.
OMG, i read this before he even said it, this caught me off guard so much, BRILLIANT! 😂
When i heard that i was shocked hahaha
Excellent roast!
Same
@@AdrianCS128 me too.
In German the term 'bad nut" is "hohle Nuss" which is more like "empty nut" which makes the echoing sound more funny
Yes, it makes it more real
The only part of this movie that really gets me is the part where Willy reunites with his father, even though it was touching i was actually kind of amazed that Willy's father didn't turn out rich because you know with him being a dentist you would think that he would've prospered from all the customers he would get who ate Willy's candy.
Maybe because he lives in the middle of nowhere? That’s why he isn’t rich?
He doesn't seem like a very charming dentist, and his office is not very welcoming. Probably one of his only clients was his son, I haven't seen him tend to anyone else.
@@DAMIENDMILLS He was the city’s most famous dentist. So he did have clientele.
@@acgearsandarms1343 Remember, this is through Wonka's eyes. His childlike perspective. Maybe to him, his dad was a famous dentist, because he never saw any other ones.
@@DAMIENDMILLS Maybe, but also there’s an outside narrator, an Oompa Loompa, so it could also be generalized information. Willy isn’t the main focus of the story. Charlie is.
I always loved how they gave grandpa joe a reason to go to the factory in this one and they actually showed how one recipe getting stolen led to a whole bunch of other stores opening in the process. Also the scene with Willy Wonka's dad keeping the newspaper clippings for his son's success is a nod to Tim Burton's mother before she passed away in 2002. Also, Johnny Depp himself handpicked Freddie Highmore ( the boy who played charlie bucket ) because he was very impressed with his acting skills in Finding Neverland.
Omg i forgot this is Freddie. I watch the good doctor where he plays the lead, how did i forget.
Johnny Depp had a good intuition
@@CrystalClear5617 same the good doctor is an amazing show!
The "original" version where Charlie floated was full of revisions from the original story and was a commercial to some candy brand. The revisions made the author of the book so mad, he SAID that no one could adapt this book for as long as he lived. This version of the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" was made after the author's death and they did their best to follow everything from the book, like a tribute to him. Like the first adaptation, they added their own twists like the flashbacks and the whole closure with the dentist dad.
Plus, his widow was an executive producer.
Fun Fact: The exact same actor played every single oompa loompa. They recorded him doing some choreography and singing, did some editing, and duplicated that exact same actor to create all the oompa loompa's. 10 times better than the original Willy Wonka movie.
That's amazing
That is pretty cool
To be more accurate, Deep Roy lip synced, while Danny Elfman (I think?) did the singing.
@@ImPersonNation Yeah, they nailed this movie. Johnny Depp is a star.
Some?? He did every oompa loompa's choreograph no duplication, the edit was putting every choreo in one scene
I really like this one better than the old "adaptation" because this one is more faithful to the book.
This Willy is one of those characters who is weirdly attractive, and I don’t know why.. Johnny did an amazing job!
He's so good that I wonwer if there's one thing he's unable to do
See his own elevator.
I loved how Johnny Depp was throwing shade towards the kids while also throwing shade on the parents for their bad parenting, yet when you called Veruca Salt a miniature Amber Heard that was more savage than anything else in the movie!! XD This movie is so trippy at times but despite the reviews I absolutely love it because its so weird. Tim Burton never disappoints and neither does Johnny Depp and this reaction was awesome :) Just out of curiosity have you ever watched Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd? If you haven't I can't recommend it enough, Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter included, the cast of this movie is spectacular!
|#justiceforjohnnydepp
“Johnny Depp is amazing!” Damn right he is!
I like how the kids survive in this one and I gotta be honest I'm kind of happy they don't do stupid filler scenes
I love both versions of this story because they are told in very different ways. The thing I love most about this version is that it practically follows the book scene by scene. Even the lyrics of the Oompa Loompa songs are word for word. Plus, this just feels like the craziness of the book.
I love Johnny Depp’s darker version of Willy Wonka and giving him a back story! There are times where he almost seemed giddy in seeing the kids punished! I love this movie because I feel like it stays truer to the book❤️ thanks for reacting to it!
Besides the 'dark' intro, the flashbacks, and maybe the dolls catching on fire, I wouldn't exactly call Willy Wonka in this movie 'dark'.
@@ImPersonNation he seemed more sarcastic and not really a nice person. Flawed and not the jolly portrayal that I saw in the original Willy wonka
As a fan of Tim Burton’s directing, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is my childhood movie.
And fun fact: before the movie was released, Tim Burton said that he hasn’t seen the original film nor heard of it, and has to make a movie adaptation of the original book.
That is incorrect, Tim Burton had seen the 1971 film but he didn't like it.
@@coatsorkeys Who told you that?
@@prehistorichero2755 Tim Burton himself said it: "I wasn't really a fan of the first film, it didn't capture me the way it's captured lots of people..." ("Burton on Burton", pg. 223)
You may be thinking of John August, who was the screenwriter of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. He was the one who had never seen the 1971 film and was urged by Tim Burton not to see it so they could focus entirely on adapting the book.
@@coatsorkeys Oh, now I understand.
The fact that Willy wonka kept bumping into the glasses elevator was so funny 😂😂😂😂
I don't know if anyone mentioned this yet, but Wonka's house "disappearing" is a sorta metaphor of him thinking he can never go back, that that home no longer exists. And later when he revisited his father's house, all the other houses are not there, only his father's, emphasizing Wonka's thoughts at that moment are only focussed on that one place.
Well, the floating drinks bit wasn't actually in the book. That's the whole point, Charlie does what wonka tells him to and doesn't break rules. Also I might add roald dahl did not like the original movie, mainly because he said wonka was too nice but still
wait he didn't like the original?!
Yeah it wasn’t faithful to the story and his estate has since said they believe this film (with Johnny Depp) is more accurate to the tone of the story and that the additions (to Willy’s character) perfectly understood the soul of the character and the story
@@honestival he despised it with a passion he hated the changes how nice Wonka was and especially the fizzy lifting drink
The Fizzy Lifting Drinks are in the books, but Charlie doesn't try them. They just talk about them and how they're too strong right now and about how he shouldn't have tried it on an Oompa-Loompa outside and then move on.
This version is much closer to the book, and they even added more to it.
You mentioned being impressed by the contrast in Johnny Depp's voice, you should check out Edward Scissorhands. He uses a very similar "high pitched voice" for it.
Victor from Corpse Bride also has a higher voice.
@Jenn Stetler yup but he sounded so sweet and genuine😭😭😭
So glad that they cut the fizzy lifting drink scene. You're right, it kind of defeated the purpose of Charlie being the most well-behaved. I know the idea was that he was just a kid like the rest, but Grandpa Joe kind of encouraged it. I feel like it serviced the story better to not have that.
Agreed. I also hated the "You get nothing! You lose!" scene. It just seemed cruel.
I guess it was so Charlie could do the right thing and give back the gobstopper and not sell Wonka out as the final test. Though the ways the others got busted matched them and the fizzy drinks didn't match Charlie, idk maybe he was too nice to tell his grandpa no.
@@rebajoe "the fizzy drinks didn't match Charlie." EXACTLY, which is why that scene doesn't work.
@@rebajoe the golden eggs and geese in the first one didn't match veruca at all the only connection was they were gold however the squirrels in this one do perfectly match veruca cause they're related to nuts which is why her family is rich and why she's a spoiled brat
well that and it was also not in the book. The book the purposes were served better. Veruca got just desserts from the fact her father became wealthy from the nut business which in turn was used to spoil her, so her losing to the squirrels in the nut room was everything going full circle.
Charlie was a representation of the rare selfless kid who does good for the sake of doing good, he was a representation of purity against each kid representing one of the deadly sins. Augustus being gluttony, Violet pride, Veruca greed, and Mike wrath. The fizzy lifting drinks completely destroys that image, and was only ever mentioned in the book by Wonka as they passed by the room. The golden geese also made no sense at all in terms of story, at least the squirrels parallel how Veruca became spoiled and how it became her downfall
That "You're just a miniature Amber Heard" made me fall out of my seat dude, this was a good time to see you watch this
I loved Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka. He makes me laugh a lot
This movie is more based on the book except the ending is different .
The first movie deviated from the book with Goose and eggs and the whole fizzy drink thing.
"candy doesn't have to have a point, that's why it's candy" my guy Charlie sounding like a candy philosopher 😂
I love that Mike is played by Jordan Fry, one of the kids that played Lewis in Meet the Robinsons (my personal favourite underrated movie!)
I'm right there with you, man, the Grandparents in this version just cracked me up. Especially Grandpa George.
"Well, it's a good thing you're going to a _chocolate_ factory, you ungrateful little ba-"
Man I love Grandpa George. More than Joe.
The scene of Grandpa George going a rant (where Charlie's ears were covered) always reminded me of my late grandmother. She was the sweetest woman you would ever meet but also never held back on saying what she thought, especially if it was toward someone like Mike Teevee.
From here on out I’ll be watching every Johnny Depp movie he’s ever made and will spend money to take my family to all future movies. I’ll also make sure that no one I know ever spends dime on any movie unfortunate enough to put Amber Turd in the cast. Hopefully everyone does that. Despite what those idiotic movie studios think, the fans do and will make a huge difference.
40 squirrels were actually trained for the nut sorting room scene, which i always found quite interesting
Johnny Depp is SO expressive. I really loved his version of Willy Wonka. I also adore Charlie. This movie made me tear up so many times. The fact that you keep forgetting that you already knew the plot makes me laugh each time 🤣🤣
“You found Wonka’s last golden ticket, in my shop too!”
-shopkeeper
Johnny Depp is one of the greatest
I loved this reaction, also side note: the dog was a Dalmatian, they’re so freaking cute.
that was a harlequin great dane, I have 3 danes including a harlequin, and that dopey face is *so* a dane
Johnny Depp really did phenomenal in this, the original is great, but my unpopular opinion is that this version is better than the original. I know I might get shit from the fans of the original so I have to clarify that I have seen both movies numerous times. I love the vibe this one has, I think Depp brings a very interesting interpretation to the character. I love Helena ( even though she took a bit of a back seat role in this movie I still enjoyed seeing her). I think Tim Burton really made this story special and I love his style of story telling, he just breathes new life into things.
This is my favorite out if the two, because this one is almost exactly the same as the book. Even the songs are directly from the book!
I'm glad you're defending johnny depp.
I'm on team johnny depp but not amber heard, because she deserve to be guilty, everybody knows she lied.
Yea hes the best
So happy to see someone that enjoyed the movie as I did grow up watching this movie a lot. My favorite parts were mainly the soundtrack as there are some bangers that definitely compete with the original movie. I enjoyed them so much that I am currently working on a sort of rock-n-roll infused song from the beginning theme of this movie. It's quite an extensive project of mine and with college, it doesn't help things much but soon enough it will be finished. Fantastic reaction as always Cody
I remember watching this back in 2005 in the movie theater and it was so good. I do prefer the original over this one just because it's classic but Johnny Depp did a phenomenal job with this movie. Tim Burton really brought his own style to this movie and I freaking loved it
You only liked the original because of Gene Wilder, didn't you? ;)
@@ImPersonNation well not just that but it had a bit more nostalgia for me. Still have the VHS tapes of it
Love this one so much more than the original:
Some facts I wanted to share on this film:
1, The chocolate room was 90% practically with a faux chocolate river,
2, Deep Roy who was the tiny man with the racing snail in The Neverending Story and Napoleon Bonesapart in Corpse Bride played all of the Oompa Loompas and I don’t mean they shot him once and copied with a computer no no no no! He did it all and did dance and singing practice for everything and the design is actually accurate unlike the green hair and orange faces from the 70’s film ans like I said before all of the Oompa Loompa songs come from the book and actually change to different eras with a 50’s mambo, 60’s disco, 70’s hippy song, and an 80’s rock ballad,
3, the squirrels were real squirrels and were trained from birth to do that scene,
4, the design of the Bucket’s home was inspired by a shack Roald Dahl would use to work on books,
5, not really a fact, but the updates are actually good like giving a back story to wonka which was something new and not anything before which Dahl’s family approved of since he died in 1990 so they oversaw all adaptations of his work,
-making Mike Teevee obsessed with video games and violent media is clever and the character that has the biggest update is Violet who actually has a character unlike in the previous film and even the book by making her this competition obsessed kid and an overbearing mother to boot,
-actually giving a reason for Wonka going to Oompaloompa land as “looking for new exotic flavors for candy”,
-another good update is with the tv room by having Wonka want to teleport chocolate through television for people to grab instead of just wanting to teleport because,
6, I only learned this recently, but the kid who plays Mike is the same boy who voiced the main character in Meet the Robinsons,
7, people complain saying Charlie is out of character and he isn’t like real kids, but that’s not true there is kids who think like him and care for their family and others often before their own needs also I love the fact
8, when Augustus says “Don’t you want to know our names?“ and Wonka replies “Can’t see how it would make a difference” it’s a double negative he’s toying with them and throughout the tour playing dumb even though he planned everything out,
9, something else I wanted to bring up is how people complain that Deep’s version isn’t like Gene Wilder’s and that’s the point he is like how he is in the book plus the fact he not only cut himself off from the world surrounding himself with chocolate obsessed little people and has pale skin from no sun exposure, no real sense of how to talk or deal with people (reading off cue cards and jumping back when hugged) also bring in his backstory it’s no wonder he would come out less like a James Bond villain (Wilder) and more like a nut who isolated himself from society,
10, the kid who played Augustus not only did not speak English, but didn’t know how to swim,
For more details and information I didn’t even get into I recommend watching these two part videos of Everything Great About Charlie and the Chocolate Factory:
czcams.com/video/PWk6oKvEOA4/video.html (Part 1),
czcams.com/video/sZDbfiqR-kg/video.html (Part 2), They are not by the same person who does CinemaWins, but still good,
Johnny depp did amazing job on this movie
Not sure if somebody else in this comment section has already said this or not, but in case you didn't know, this movie is not a remake of the old Willy Wonka movie, it's actually based on a novel written by Roald Dahl. In fact both movies are just different adaptations of the same book, however this movie is actually more accurate/faithful to the original source material, and much closer to Dahl's vision.
I don’t care what anyone says. I find this movie pure gold! 👍🏻👏🏻
I can't stop thinking about the reflection on the glasses. It litterly shows the "behind the scenes"😂
Glad to know I’m not the only one who actually really enjoys this version
This movie was so nostalgic to me when I was a kid and their is so a lot fun facts in this movie did example like making the chocolate room all practical, the squirrels were real and CGI in the nut room, Deep Roy did all of the Oompa Loompa’s by using a machine to copy him singing the songs, Jordan Fry who played Mike played in Meet The Robinsons, and the Inventing room was build with many junk which makes it cool. Wonka just acts like a child in this movie which is from his backstory. This was also my first Tim Burton movie as well which introduced me to.
Watching the behind the scenes for this movie is really fun too! Especially the squirrels scene, they trained actual squirrels for it
Charlie and the chocolate factory + Cody = a good time.
I love the theory that he knew how each child would fail and definitely had some things rehearsed. The big clue is how Charlie actually ended up with the last ticket, he magically found a $10 bill in the snow, the candy man handing Charlie THAT last bar, and ultimately encouraging Charlie to not sell it and run home. I bet wonka was absolutely in complete control the entire time of all the moving pieces till Charlie’s family came into the picture. He was thrown off for once as he’d leave his behind initially.
I'm with you team Johnny also this is one of my favorite movies ever
Hidden hints make movies better. Like this: the name of Violet's mother is never said out loud, but it is written on the reward she points out (Scarlett). Also... the writings in the glass elevator are quite interesting, to put it delicately
Johnny said his portrayal was part Mr. Rogers type kids' TV personality, and part enthusiastic game show host. I like both versions, too. For accuracy with the book, though, This one is truer to the source material. Hats off to Danny Elfman for creating all the singing voices in the movie, too.
The reason the Golden goose scene and the levitating soda scene don't exist in this movie is because they didn't exist in the original book. The squirrel seen was in the book and there was no rule breaking by Charlie and his grandfather. In fact most of the dialogue from this movie is taken directly out of the book and all of the songs. You should check out that book sometime.
Fun Fact: The actor Jordan Fry who played Mike Teavee who also played Lewis in Meet The Robinsons. Was Denver, Colorado the same town you’re living in like where Mike Teavee lives?
Actually it is a mix of both Jordan Fry and Daniel Hansen with I think Hansen providing most of Lewis’ voice. I could be wrong be I believe that is how it went
@@MasonJWMyers it probably was be because of voice change because of puberty.
The fact that this kid went on to become Norman freakin Bates is astounding.
I love Depp this is one of my favorite film of his. I love how this movie is closer to the book. Team Depp all the way.
"You're just a miniature Amber Heard aren't you?"🤣🤣🤣
LOL 🤣 That part sure was funny
I'm so glad you are watchin Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I do like it alot and glad you like it and I hope Johnny wins against Amber's butt lol
*And this movie wouldn't be the only book adaptation that Freddie Highmore would star in, years later, he would play the twin protagonists Jared and Simon from The Spiderwick Chronicles, another book adaptation.*
I didn't know it was the adaptation of a book
James and the giant Peach too isn’t he?
@@croissantpower yes, it is
Thanks for not apologizing for that Amber Heard quip. What she's done to Johnny is disgusting and she deserves all the shade she gets. I'm praying Johnny wins that case.
While I do prefer the older movie, I love so many aspects of this one, too. The surreal visuals, the added Wonka plot, and the variety of Oompa Loompa songs especially. I also love how they did certain updates (Mike Teevee is a violent video game kid instead of just a watching-tv-show kid, for example, and the chocolate river looks way more like chocolate). I'm happy to see how different the two versions are because they both scratch different movie itches really well.
the song styles are one thing, but check out the original books. this version's songs are ripped straight from the book.
So true. I’d much rather see a real chocolate river than that monstrosity from the original.
In the original movie, the boat ride scene was only known by Gene Wilder. Everyone else was completely unaware. So their reactions and screams were genuine
Rule of thumb, if the old movie had a difference in comparison to this, the part in the old movie changed it from the book
12:20 he was so excited he left the change from the 10$ aswell
Is it wrong to say I prefer this over the original?
No.
@@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 thank you
Not at all. I know the original is more iconic but there are other people who do love the tim burton version. And some just love both versions, like myself 😄
Like everyone has their own favorite version of the chocolate factory and that's totally ok.
@@justintime9314 You’re welcome.
@@justintime9314 This one is more book accurate anyway.
Wonka: "Even I'M edible but that is called cannibalism, my dear children, and it is in fact frowned on in most societies."
Me: You'd know wouldn't you..... BENJAMIN BARKER
*Gets beaten with a kettle*
I really loved seeing this in theaters!
There was a Chunky’s near my aunt (it closed down a few something years ago sadly) and we would always go there to watch a movie. One of the desserts was a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory sundae. I ordered it once. To this day, I can’t get over how big it was! All I can remember is ice cream, a small slice of cake, whipped cream, and a cookie! Heaven only knows what else was on it!
Man that sounds like it was a good sundae
I actually have so much nostalgia attached to this movie. I was 3 when it came out, and I just have so many memories of watching this as a little kid 😊❤. I was introduced to the Gene Wilder version in my middle school reading class, and actually had a literal debate with my teacher about why I liked this Tim Burton version more lol. I was a kid and literally probably didn't have any actual good points to back myself up, but it's a memory I will definitely cherish and of course will always have a major soft spot for this movie ❤❤. I'm glad you enjoyed this Cody, and that you watched a huge part of my childhood with such an open mind 🥰❤
The Songs the Ooompa Loompas sing in this version are actually the original songs from the book.
This was my 1st Johnny Depp movie.
Johnny is so great/funny in this. “Slide me some skin, soul brother”
I like to think that Wonka watched the interviews with the other kids and saw how snobby and impolite they were. So he wanted to teach them a lesson and that’s why he was so surprised when he realized Charlie was the only one left because he thought all of the kids would’ve failed. But Charlie isn’t snobby and impolite and he’s very respectful which is why only he made it through.
This is my favorite adaptation, especially since it's the closest to the book. Depp being in the movie is a lovely bonus.
I had a huge crush on him as Willy Wonka, idk what it is, but i just love his top hat and his suit, he looked so dashing! 😊
@@Scary_Mask_Tomboy Same!
@@meganlodon It suits his gentleman personality too :)
@@Scary_Mask_Tomboy Yep!
@@meganlodon Also, yay for Johnny for winning the case! :D
So Johnny Depp did in fact run into thr glass elevator by accident. The actors of Joe and Charlie were confused and didn't know what to do. The second time he did it was on purpose so we wouldn't suspect it was an accident after all.
It was an accident ? That's amazing
@@a.g.demada5263 yeah... apparently Johnny didn't realise the glass elevator was that close behind him. That's why it took him awhile to stand back up. Lol
@@CarWashReviews-Ethan yes, I suppose. But, it suits to the scene because Willy Wonka was so enthusiastic
That’s pretty impressive. It was hilariously funny when Johnny ran into the elevator not once, but twice.
I really liked this reaction! I’ll sub to see more reactions from you cause I really liked your inputs. Also, for some reason I counted every pet Veruca has. She has 21 pets in total. And am I the only one that gets a bit freaked out when Violet turns into a blueberry? It was her face she looked so disturbed 😂😅
For Veruca’s case with her greed, it’ll never satisfy the heart until you’ll have nothing left. For Violet’s case with her pride, that’s gonna be taken down a peg when you’re trying to prove something.
Johnny Depp: National treasure
All the grandparents passed away after the filming. RIP Grandpa's Joe, George, and Grandma's Georgina and Josephine.
If I recall correctly, the DVD version of this movie had an instructional dance in the bonus features.
Freddie Highmore looked so cute he plays The Good Doctor
I know I'm probably in the minority, but I honestly love all of the songs in this version of the movie. They're straight bangers lol.
12:18 he didn’t just leave the candy there he leave he’s change there too
The bubble room scene was not in this movie, because this movie was not supposed to be a remake of the Wonka movie, it was an adaptation of the book, which many people don't understand. Also, Tim had the screenwriters of this movie not watch the Wonka movie until after their film was released, so they would think of the book and not that movie.
So, this movie was another adaptation of Roald Dahl’s novel, and I like it better than the Wonka movie, but both films adapt the story in their own way.
God, I even remember seeing this in the theater when if first came out when I was four and I was terrified. But AHHH! Good times!!🙂🙂😃👻🍫
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory are 2 completely different adaptations of the same source, personally, I like this one a lot more
Not so fun fact...Roald Dahl hated the first movie made back in the day. In fact, it's the reason why no more Chocolate Factory properties were made besides that one movie. They even kept him out of the making of the movie and instead went their own way. At that point, the grandaughter is the one who holds the rights to the names and his properties. When they announced making a new movie, she was hesistent to give the rights to clear it. But once she saw how Charlie's family's home was made with the wonky door and tilted style, she knew that Tim Burton was the right man and her grandfather would love his style. So basically...this version is considered the canon version of his books rather than the old one among Roald Dahl readers and the community.
22:13 I think he knows because he probably watched the interviews of the kids on tv when they got their tickets.
32:54 He is and maybe he was wearing them at the start because he was checking out the rooms they’d be going in and the tv room was the last one.
I still find it amazing that, except for the animatronic ones and a few CG shots, Deep Roy physically played all of the Oompa-Loompas. I have so much respect for that! If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out the making off.
The actor who play as Charlie's Grandfather is died 10 years ago, rest in peace ❤️
In the inventing room Wonka actually mentioned the "everlasting gobstoppers" which were the final and true test in the original movie. All the kids did something selfish but the real test was that each one had been approached and offered money by a mysterious person before the visit to get a sample of the gobstopper that Wonka ended up giving a sample to each kid when they left after "losing" but Charlie was the only kid who gave it back before leaving. Winning the true test. They just changed it a bit in this movie. Though I also heard this movie more closely resembles the books that the original