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FIRST TIME WATCHING Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

760K views · Oct 7, 2023 · Entertainment

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@LiveHedgehog · 2 years ago
This movie is probably THE most accurate book adaptation ever. Down to small stuff like the 5-second glimpse of the chocolate fudge mountain. Anything  that's different is additions on top of what was already there, essentially.
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@walkofnails · 2 years ago (edited)
Yes! I also find it impressive that the man who played all of the Oompa Loompas did every dance number multiple times instead of them just recording him doing the dance once and using cgi to copy him into different spots. So in that first number when the fat kid was stuck in the tube, he did the dance at minimum 40 times in each individual spot that was marked. If you look closely, you will see small differences.  He worked hard for this and was brilliant. His name is Deep Roy
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@natl5692 · 2 years ago (edited)
Christopher Lee is a legend. He was a spy and a nazi hunter. He's the one that inspired James Bond (he's the cousin of the author) He was present at the last french execution. He almost married a princess (his mother was also a countess ) He's made a heavy metal band and was part of multiple of other bands albums. And he was in  225 films. That man had 93 years of life. And boy did he do well with them
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@WorldWeave · 2 years ago
“You found Wonka’s last golden ticket…in my shop too!” I love the pride in that man’s voice
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@imalittletoxicjustalittle · 2 years ago
the original author hated the 1971 version so much he refused to let anyone adapt any of his books again even Charlie and the chocolate factory until he died, this was made with the help of his wife after he passed to make a version he could truly be proud of. What i love about this accurate version is how the kids are ACTUALLY bad and not just slightly bad even Charlie in the 1971 version was just as bad as those kids and dont get me started on what they did to the grandfather they made him a buffoon that put Charlies life in danger yes yes hes a child at heart but hes still a very responsible adult
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@skaicash69 · 2 years ago
I don't care what anyone says, this was my favorite version of the film
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@a.g.demada5263 · 2 years ago
I read on Internet that it's thanks to Johnny Depp if Freddie Highmore had Charlie's role because he was so impressed by his acting in the movie " Finding Neverland " (where he had a role himself) and asked to Tim Burton to auditionned him. Fun fact : the moment where Willy Wonka bumped into the elevator was in fact an accident because Johnny Depp didn't know the door was closed 😅
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@LJorelgay · 2 years ago (edited)
I hate when people say this was bad because of Johnny Depp, he flushed/fleshed out the character so much and gave him a backstory. Plus any Johnny Depp character is fine ❤ Edit: I thought it could be either flushed or fleshed, so now it’s both 👍👍
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@alexanderb5726 · 2 years ago
I just love how Christopher Lee could say anything, literally anything and have it sound epic or intimidating. The man said lollypops like it was the trigger of the black death! We miss you Lee.
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@endruler8625 · 1 year ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2dVQovf7WI&t=322">5:22</a> That's the thing I like about Grandpa George. Man may be pessimisstic, and rude, but he's usually right. Then when he tells Charlie to go to the factory instead of selling the ticket, it shows his heart is still in the right place. You know when the old, curmudgeonly grandpa is telling you to go have fun, you go have fun
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@karabelle221 · 2 years ago
When I was a kid, I won a tour around a small, organic chocolate factory and I felt just like Charlie. At the time it was the best day of my life, we got to make our own chocolate bars and truffles.
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@Jigsaw0g · 2 years ago
It took me like 15 years to be convinced that was actually Johnny Depp lmaoo As a kid i was so thrown off and refused to believe it was the same actor XD
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