Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is the Superior Version (4k Subscriber Special!)

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• ME

  @mediamementosofficial · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  For those who are about to complain that this video is only about book accuracy, you do realize that’s only the first half, right? I say as much in the video, specially at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw2vRbewluA&amp;t=60">1:00</a>. Half of this video is judging both movie as adaptations, and the other half is judging them as movies period. You don’t have to agree with me, but please don’t dismiss me because you only watched the first half and decided to judge the whole video by one section.<br><br>Also, the video is 480p because of an editing error. We didn’t notice until months later. It’s too late to redo it now, and the editor who did the video and artwork is no longer working with this channel.

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• SP

  @spyr0guy · 3 years ago

  Here&apos;s a weird observation: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is more about Charlie, while Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is more about Willy Wonka.

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• A_

  @A_person473 · 3 years ago

  &quot;Everything in this room is edible, even me. But that&apos;s called cannibalism, and most people frown upon it.&quot;

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• JU

  @julesjackson4855 · 2 years ago (edited)

  ”Everything in this <b>room</b> is eatable. Even <i>I’m</i> eatable, but that is called <b>cannibalism</b> , my dear children, and is, in fact, frowned upon in <i><b>most</b></i><b></b> societies.”

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• FA

  @Fak3CakeMusic · 3 months ago

  You must feel like Joker coming onto that talk show and going: &quot;YES I DO AND I&apos;M TIRED OF PRETENDING IT&apos;S NOT&quot;

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• TW

  @twobrosincorporated · 3 years ago

  I completely understand Wonka’s trauma. I would be scarred if my father were Count Dooku.

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• BI

  @billymcmedic4221 · 3 years ago

  Something I think people keep forgetting is that Charlie, in Charlie and the chocolate factory, did wind up accepting the chocolate factory, but on the condition that his family is brought with him, and after reuniting Wonka with his father, Wonka accepted this condition, somehow moving the bucket families house into the chocolate lake room and sharing dinner with the bucket family on a seemingly regular basis.

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• AW

  @Awoo_San · 3 years ago (edited)

  I always really appreciated the fact that Tim Burton makes a point to show the audience that despite everything, all the kids made it out alive. It had a hopeful ending. Violet can&apos;t compete anymore, and is free from that burden. Varuca&apos;s dad finally said no to her. Augustus will have to learn self control, and Mike got a taste of violence and learned to shut up. Lessons were learned. I always thought all the kids in the original just straight up died lol

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• DR

  @DreamyOpalita · 4 months ago

  And also, at least the kids in this movie survived! Yes, while they had severe physical altercations, at least Wonka kept his word and didn&apos;t kill them! Dahl&apos;s moral behind the original book was that it wasn&apos;t the kids&apos; fault, it was their parents who raised them that way, and once they had been punished for their behaviour, they got to go free.

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• CH

  @CharcoalRabbit · 3 years ago

  The part where Willy and Wilbur reconcile was based on Tim Burton’s life. He visited his dying mother and she had posters of the films he worked on. She still loved him. Even with the strained relationship.

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• MR

  @MrSkerpentine · 4 years ago

  Honestly Slugworth would’ve been way better if they revealed him at the end as secretly just being a tower of Oompa Loompas in a trenchcoat and makeup

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• FR

  @fregalite · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m glad that in the 2005 version, Mr Bucket did not kick the Bucket.

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