I Re-Watched *WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY* As An Adult And...
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- Hope You Enjoy My Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory Reaction. The New Wonka Movie IS Out So I Had To Do A Movie Reaction To Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory. Which Willy Wonka Is Your Favorite? #WillyWonka #Wonka #willywonkaandthechocolatefactory #FirstTimeWatching #MovieReaction
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Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory Movie Description:
A sweet boy from a poor family dreams of finding one of five golden tickets hidden inside chocolate bar wrappers which will admit him to the eccentric and reclusive Willy Wonka's magical factory. One after another, tickets are discovered by ghastly children - but will the lad find the last remaining one and have all his dreams come true?
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory is a 1971 American musical fantasy film directed by Mel Stuart from a screenplay by Roald Dahl, based on his 1964 novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It stars Gene Wilder as candymaker Willy Wonka. The film tells the story of a poor child named Charlie Bucket (Peter Ostrum) who, upon finding a Golden Ticket in a chocolate bar, wins the chance to visit Willy Wonka's chocolate factory along with four other children from around the world.
Filming took place in Munich from August to November 1970. Dahl was credited with writing the film's screenplay; however, David Seltzer was brought in to do an uncredited rewrite. Against Dahl's wishes, changes were made to the story, and other decisions made by the director led Dahl to disown the film. The musical numbers were written by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley while Walter Scharf arranged and conducted the orchestral score.
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory was released in the United States on June 30, 1971, by Paramount Pictures. With a budget of $3 million, the film received generally positive reviews from critics, but was not a big financial success, only earning $4 million by the end of its original run. It received a nomination for Best Original Score at the 44th Academy Awards and Wilder was nominated for Best Performance in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical at the 29th Golden Globe Awards. The film also introduced the song "The Candy Man", which went on to be recorded by Sammy Davis Jr. and become a popular hit. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory has since become highly popular on repeated television airings and home video sales. In 2014, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress, as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
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A fun fact: During the trippy tunnel scene, Gene forgot his lines and start singing random things, all the other actors though he was losing his mind so their faces and screams were genuine. In addition the yellow cup he bites into wasn’t actually edible it was pure wax.
Yuck. Yax? He better be paid well for this. And my childhood was a lie.
That's honestly funny about Gene just randomly singing while everyone is screaming, and for the wax, I hope they gave paid him extra for that.
Wax doesn’t have a taste 😂- y’all are acting like he bit into an actual mug 😂
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Weren't the lyrics there mostly the same as something in the book though? I remember it being noteworthy as the one scene in that movie that was most similar to the book while they took liberties everywhere else. (The Oompa Loompa songs in particular are just trash in that movie. It's fine once but quickly gets very VERY annoying.) Feeling too lazy right now to dig the book out of storage to confirm it though.
And then the Tim Burton adaptation skipped the boat song but used lines from the book for all the kid mocking songs from the Oompa Loompas.
EDIT: Maybe a quick search will help though... Aha. Look up "The Rowing Song by Roald Dahl". Same thing, word for word. Wilder was reciting Dahl's work there.
The creepy guy on the street with the butcher cleavers is what is called 'tinkers'.An actual profession were people traveled around and sharpened and repaired blades and cutlery.
🤔 cool thx 4 saying - i look it up an it say any household metal utensil from what i read - but yeah mostly sharpening knifes - but also fix pots - pans
- the movie name - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy make more sense
One came through my neighborhood when I was about 11, he had a cart with his sharpening gear and was pushing it by hand. We got some garden shears sharpened and off he went to disappear into history.
@@lpeterson2336he disappeared into history?
@therunawaykid6523 like most Tinkers before him...never to walk the streets again. A job that time forgot.
I think Wonka was so upset at the end because he was disappointed. He went through so much in order to find these five kids and it resulted in all of them failing the test. He probably thinks that this whole thing wasn't worth his time and there probably isn't anyone worthy enough to take over when he's gone and this whole empire he built will just disappear.
Exactly! 👏🏻
That's why he started the *train and moved the Oompa Loompas to it.
*Snowpiercer in the Wonkaverse conspiracy video is fun.
“Whole day wasted!”
It's just a test for Charlie. That's why he shouts, and also why he apologizes. He wasn't anywhere near as upset as he let on. He just needed to make sure that even if he presented himself in a bad/threatening way, the good part of Charlie wouldn't faulter.
Honestly I think he was just putting pressure on Charlie. Chuck needs to give up the everlasting gobstopper or eat it, making it useless to his imposter Slugworth out of active choice. A moment of giving into temptation isn't going to destroy the kid but he needs to keep his promise right there.
As a kid, the first time I saw that scene where Charlie gets the golden ticket, it freaked me out when that lady grabbed him. Imagine that you have an incredibly rare prize, and some rando grabs your arm, yells for the whole world to hear, and then pulls you into a mob that probably would've torn you to shreds for it! Yeah, it's a happy moment, but IRL?!?! 🏃♂️💨
30:48 "A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men." A fantastic quote to live by.
My Twitter quote 😊
For me, it would be; "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of the dreams"
Peter Ostrum who played Charlie Bucket, only acted for this movie and decided to become a veterinarian for his family's horses. In the novel, Willy Wonka was the candy shop man incognito to look for his successor, hence why Charlie found a pound sterling in the gutter and was handed the Wonka bar with the golden ticket after returning to get something for Grandpa Joe.
I have no idea where you got that thing about Wonka being the candyman in the shop. No, he wasn't. That was just a guy selling candy. You may THINK he was, but there was nothing in the book to indicate that.
@@Serai3I know right?
@@treyowen9213 It's fine for people to see what they like in a book, but it's quite another to go around proclaiming it authoritatively.
@@Serai3 I presume it's because of the London musical of Charlie & the Chocolate Factory where the candyman and stranger were secretly Wonka and was revealed in the finale.
@@CaptainCaliansAdventures Ah, thanks! I was wondering where anyone would get an idea like that. :)
Thank you for pointing out the name thing! It just recently confounded me that not only do Charlie's grandparent's have similar names but even Veruca's father and mother have it too: Henry and Henrietta.
I picked that up, as a kid, in the movie & the books. I only bring it up because I think kids' books do that alot. I always thought it was weird that it didn't happen in real life to real ppl lol
I think it's hilarious how many people tend to forget that this is a CHILDREN'S book. It doesn't have adult logic because it doesn't NEED adult logic.
Ernst Ziegler, who played Grandpa George, was a German World War I veteran. He survived being gassed and had gone almost 100% blind from the experience. Mel Stuart had to direct him with a bright red light hidden out of frame. He would stash his shoes under the bed when filming his scenes. When it came to Joe’s musical number, he vehemently protested them removing his shoes, worrying they’d get nicked. He valued those shoes highly because they were the only possession he had left from before World War II.
The photograph of the fake fifth winner was actually an inside joke. The picture of Paraguayan gambler Alberto Minoleta, was actually a real photo of Nazi bigwig Martin Bormann, Hitler’s personal secretary. He disappeared after the war and was still at large when the film came out, he was believed to have fled to South America, like Adolph Eichmann and Josef Mengele before him. The year after release a skeleton was found outside Berlin that was identified as him. He had died trying to escape the siege.
2:05 the little girl getting hit in the face when the candy man opens the counter 😂
Gene Wilder is the perfect Willy Wonka. His performance is iconic and no one else can compare. May he rest in peace.
Also, the tunnel scene is such a great addition to the film. It's creepy, it comes out of nowhere, it's never mentioned again. It's just this little moment that reminds you that you should never be fully comfortable at this factory.
That’s only cause they couldn’t do the proper tunnel at the time. It was more like in the Burton film and not a bad acid trip
The old man with the knives is a tinker. Back in the day, tinkers were one of the professions that would go through the streets hawking their wares or services. The tinker would sharpen and repair knives, scissors, and other household implements, and all the things hanging from his cart were work he'd either taken on or finished already. He would pick up and deliver as he made his rounds through the town.
2:05 it’s a soda jerk. In addition to also it being a candy store, it is also called a soda shoppe. So any workers behind the counter, were all soda jerks, because of the old-school sort of fountain.
It's crazy rewatching movies from your childhood and you rewatch it and you either respect it more or still have the same feeling to it. Gene Wilder a legend.
"I told you not to silly boy." My fave line
The boat scene scared me as a child, and it still scares me 30 years later
Gene Wilder was absolutely perfect as Willy Wonka. He gave an alredy chaotic character an almost unpredictable quality. The fact that he made up some of his lines and little things he did, like the fake limp, on the spot just makes it better.
22:12 Rumour has it the girls who played Violet and Veruca both had a crush on the boy who played Charlie, so the director encouraged them to bring that rivalry between them into the movie.
Fun Fact: Mrs. Teevee identifies the combination to the musical lock as Rachmaninoff. It is actually Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro".
Favorite Gene Wilder movie? Besides this one, you should definitely check out "See no evil, hear no evil" Wilder and Richard Pryor are hilarious together! 🤣🤣🤣
I second See No Evil, Hear No Evil! That movie is so good but doesn’t get as much love as Stir Crazy even though I believe it is much better.
My favorite is Young Frankenstein.
@truthseeker9249
Omg! You're right!
I just think of that as a Mel Brooks movie, but Gene is in it so I guess add that to the list? 🤣
@@TheCombatWombat0he was in a few Mel Brooks films
@@truthseeker9249watching that is mine and my wife's Halloween tradition.
38:10 That is Nördlingen, a town in southern Germany, famous for being built inside an old meteor crater.
18:10 the hands holding the hat are the craftsmen that built the set. 28:07 they put color on her skin. Weeks later when she would sweat her skin would look she did in this film and kids would tell her she’s turning violet like her character.
Your editor is always on point with the jokes. The explosion and credits roll after Charlie pressed the elevator button had me DYING 😂
its implied that Wonka and his assistant knew where and how to track the tickets, thats how he was there everytime..
This film is incredible and RIP Gene Wilder you are an amazing Willy wonka 🍫🍭🍬🍡🌹❤️
Apparently the weird guy with all the knives is a Tinker, an old timey and nearly extinct occupation even in the 70s that repaired household utensils, typically by going door to door, whose most common business tended to be sharpening old knives.
14:46 I got really sick once and stayed in bed for days. Once I got up it felt like I forgot to walk. I almost fell like Grandpa Joe
The whole point of the Wonkatania tunnel sequence is to further mess with the guests' heads and make them realize they are further leaving the realm of the normal and sane. And yes, Gene Wilder's singing was random and improvised, and it WORKED PERFECTLY
I had to pause the video after Mello screamed lol I was laughing too hard
You got me with Charlie pushing that elevator button! 🤣
15:40 - I am deaddddd 😂
the fine print of the contract probably said that Wonka cannot be held accountable for incidents when the children dont listen.
27:58 I think they used a light with a blue filter because you can see a light ring on Violets hair. But when the Oompa Loompas start singing the song in the wide shot, her face is painted blue, in the close ups during the song, there’s still a blue light, so it was probably two different takes (definitely more, but two minimum unless they had multiple cameras)
37:47 I knew what you were going to do Mel and I still died with laughter. 🤣😂
Him getting blown back somehow made it better
9:14 this was the only film, Peter Ostrom ever appeared in.
Also, there is a theory that Willy Wonka chose those specific children to win the contest.
Gene Wilder was awesome.
You should see other films in which he starred as "Frankenstein Junior", "See no evil, hear no evil", "Blazing Saddles" and "The adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother".
Frankenstein junior is fantastic especially because Gene participated in the creation together with mel brooks and this increases its value 💜
I think you mean Young Frankenstein, though perhaps the title is different elsewhere.
You mean Young Frankenstein and he already reacted to that movie years ago
There is a rumor that when Willy Wonka first appeared and before the kids go into the factory. Veruca ask Wonka if he needed to know their names, Wonka said I don’t see why that’s necessary.
13:25 "Ayyy bitch!" when the woman grabbed Charlie's wrist SENT ME 😂 Also, I think the one kid that Gene Wilder "wanted to shoot in the head" in that one interview you flashed was most likely Paris Themmen (Mike Teavee). Apparently Paris had a tendency to really get on Gene's nerves lol
Yea, an interview the actor mentioned he was a bit of a terror. I’m guessing that’s why he pulled out a hair of his in the factory 😂
If true, that's kind of funny, because in the novel (it doesn't really carry through in this movie), there's a running gag of Mike Teavee usually being the one to call out some crazy thing Wonka's just said, or ask him to *explain* the crazy thing he's just said, and Wonka will always respond with some version of "Speak a little louder next time."
The old man of the very beginning of the movie is what's called a Tinker, sells and repairs pots n pans, sharpens n sells knives n cutlery, lamps, stuff like that
It’s a damn shame they stopped making Wonka bars, I used to love those as a kid
When did they stop making Wanka bars?
@@abramsullivan7764 2014
BOOM 37:47 lol
Pure happiness and joy! This movie is classic! Gene is a GOAT! 🐐
The little song you wanted to understand during the golden eggs part was ‘a little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men.’
I didn’t know that bit about the fire extinguisher fluid. That’s really upsetting, much like the casualties of The Wizard of Oz- I know it was a different time but I also wonder why they couldn’t just use Castile soap…
...or "I want a bean feast." "Man, that girl's tryin to poop!" 😂😂🤣🤣
Nice, no matter how long it goes, this film will always feel timeless.
Hearing the mom sing "Cheer Up, Charlie" is enough to make a man weep.
Want another chuckle? Watch when he sings candy man and he lifts part of the counter he hits the little girl in the face😂
Movies and shows today teach and encourage kids to act out. That's why this will always be the best wonka movie, it teaches lessons
37:46 - It was as that moment...Willy Wonka knew....he screwed up. [I DIED LAUGHING AT THIS!!! 🤣🤣😂😂
Grandpa Joe is the villain!!
Btw, there first reactions to the factory are real. They hid it from the cast till the scene. Along with when they first see wonka walk out with the limp, that was something gene wilder said “if I do the movie I have to do this” as a way to suprise the cast and keep them on there toes
5:03-5:04. I miss those real-life Wonka Bars so much! They should bring them back!
You have to check out Fantastic Mr. Fox based on the book by the same guy who wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda. Roald Dahl
I don't know about the others but those are definitely Jack Albertson and Gene Wilder's voices singing.
Willie Wonka told Varuka's father:
a little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men
*Veruca
30:46 Wonka sings, "A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men," into Mr. Salt's ear.
I was an Oompah Loompa for halloween a few years ago. Got that damn orange face paint everywhere, but I won best costume. Now you should watch Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang.
I laughed hard when Charlie pressed the glass elevator button and everything exploded! 😆😆 Good one!
I died when he flew backwards during it.
When they walk into the chocolate room that was the cast first time seeing it for there real quinine reactions
Young frankenstein
The actors did their own singing. One of Jack Albertson’s most memorable performances.
Gene Wilder is my favorite Wonka. I've only ever seen him in this movie and in the 1999 television film of Alice in Wonderland as the Mock Turtle (along with Whoopi Goldberg, Martin Short, Christopher Lloyd, Robbie Coltrane, Ben Kingsley, and others). His voice is so soothing
You haven’t seen him in Young Frankenstein??? You are missing out if you haven’t!!
@@amyg4961 I haven't. I heard it's really good
I love THAT Alice in Wonderland.
You should definitely watch ANYTHING with him & Richard Pryor starring together. They are so funny together. Wilder was married to Gilda Radner from SNL. SHE, now she, was crazy amazing too.
I can come up with a small list if ya want 😊
My mom got me into movies so this
got me thinking about her & her fav
actors/movies & got me rambling too lol 💜
I was hoping he’d do the Peter Griffin falling on his knee.😂
So funny that when you watch this as a kid you don't question much but as an adult everyone is side eyeing Grandpa Joe 👀 etc. 😂
Funny thing. When I was a kid we only ever had a VHS recording of the film, so some of the scenes were cut for commercials, your cutting to commercials in the video makes it feel like I’m back watching it on tv
Favorite Gene Wilder movie...thats impossible. Man was a national treasure and all of his movies are great.
The Peter griffin insert was *chefs kiss”😂
This is a classic.
A fun fan theory:
After last ticket is found, Grandpa Joe says, "Let him dream his dreams." Everything from there after could be Charlie's dream, as the film changes tone and everything is from his perspective basically (even how the camera stays with Charlie in the soda room).🤔
Snow piercer is just a badass movie with or without the Willy wonka theory. Should definitely watch it on the channel
Snow piercer is sooo fucking good
This is off topic of the movie but when you said how it’s a coincidence that the grandparents names match with there partners,I can see that cause me and my beautiful girlfriend have matching names that also rhymes well
The jumpscare at 13:44 of sluggworth is dead on! I haven’t watched it in years but that is still terrifying
I love how he naturally screamed like Arsenio Hall in Coming to America
It’s implied that the kids in the candy shop are paying. It’s established that Charlie’s family is poor. He has no money- which is why he’s _outside_ the candy shop.
No contest. This is by far the better version. The Tim Burton remake lacks all of the gentle humor, heart and charm that have made this a classic.
I think it lacks because it was more focused to be faithful to the book, since Roald Dahl despised the 70s adaptation - and if you did read the book, you'll understand why - , and his family (or estate, whatever) was around the production to make the movie as much faithful as possible, and Burton was approved by Dahl's widow because she believed he understood her dad's style since he produced James and the Giant Peach
@phantomzone2725 yeah, but a great book is not always a great movie
I disagree. I think the Tim Burton remake was just as good as this one, although it suffered in other areas. I wish it had been co-directed, with Tim Burton overseeing the vision and direction while another director oversaw the cinematography and technical aspects. That's where I think the movie lacked. The songs also could have used more work, although I love how diverse they were.
@@NovusIgnis As I recall, when his film came out, Tim Burton made a point of criticizing the original film as inferior while praising his own. I doubt he would have participated in any film that wasn't 100% his vision. Darker, more expensive, more "faithful" to the source, do not necessarily make a better film. But it is a matter of opinion.
@phantomzone2725 did you mean husband lol?
That scream when Charlie was running home with the golden ticket..😅😅😅
9:22 damn Mello, that was actually pretty good
Not the condensation on the screen at 13:48 😭😂
I was hoping someone else would notice this! I rewound it and died 😂
I don't mind people reacting to movies they've already seen tbh, especially if it's been a long while. I can watch a movie 5 times and find new stuff every time. Besides, I'm pretty sure that a lot of the reactions I have seen have been to movies that they did watch and just aren't being honest about it lol
Have a good one, bro
I normally feel some type of way about people who have already seen a movie, but in this case I'm giving you a watch and a like! Thanks for being upfront about it!
Even as a little kid it always struck me weird that the candy salesman was throwing candy left and right to kids at the beginning of the movie but made damn sure Charlie coughed up that dollar later on.
At 2:06 if you look closely when he opens it he smacks the little girl with the purple hair bows chin on accident 😅
Willy Wonka takes place a year or so after the start of OSHA. The factory is full of OSHA violations. Wonka just wanted to find a naive child to unload his factory on before he got slapped with all the fines.
Love the reaction! You should definitely react to more classics like this. Watch the “Sound of Music” or “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” next 🙂
Hello l Loved everything about this movie 🍿 l was 10 yrs old when I saw it. I loved Willy Wonka and Charlie and Grandpa. Thank you.
@30:45 “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest man”
In case you were still wondering
I’m excited for this one
Very happy it’s the original
European Chocolate is a step above American Chocolate, so i imagine that Wonka made a hell of a Chocolate Bar.
Wish that weren’t true. I can’t believe how much better Cadbury tastes than Hershey’s. All these years I’d been lied to lol
we all have sadly, our american government is not often honest with us, on many things..@@TheBlackBantha
Our chocolates not that great though. The best chocolate I had was in Australia but I think it was a new zealand brand.
The movie was shot on location in Munich, Germany; and many of the places that appear on camera are still standing. Moreover, the actor who played Augustus, still lives in the area & works a normal, 9 to 5, accounting job.
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Practical effects and real actors are what make so many movies like this so memorable and timeless. These day's it's all CGI backgrounds and even CGI faces and characters.
In 2012 when they made Snowwhite and the Huntsman the makers of the movie Universal Pictures said the reason they hired Hollywood actors was "a casting decision, not a body-type decision," adding: "They came with pedigrees and recognisability." So basically they hired these Hollywood actors to play the role of the seven dwarfs simply too make money from notable actors appearing in the movie.
The new Wonka movie did exactly the same thing just used CGI special effects so they could have a big name actor like Hugh Laurie star in the movie.
Not sure if you've seen it, but I'd definitely recommend the horror movie Black Christmas (1974). It's one of the most unnerving horrors I've seen, and it apparently inspired Halloween, Friday the 13th, and Scream.
I love that movie it's one of the best horror slashers but also my favorite Christmas movie!
And it was directed by the man that directed a christmas story
19:46 that's mozart actually lol
32:57: Those things they call Gobstoppers in the movie, those look more like Rock Candy; Now, the round things, THOSE are Gobstoppers. Ask any Brit, they'll tell you that a Gobstopper is what we Americans call a "Jawbreaker".
You should listen to Sammy Davis Jr. singing The Candyman! 🍫🍭🍬🍄🧁
When you said charlie has one of those old time Christmas specials faces.. I Died he totally does.. That was Hilarious..! 😂
I'm sure there are good reasons why their all stuck sitting in that bed..I’m sure it’s not something their happy about..
Their really old , when you get old things don’t work like they use to and getting up is hard and painful,different ailments I’m sure they get up or wash some how. Just not as easily as others..
Who opened that door/mongo I did lol
@ 13:56 - Turns out they're really Food Stamps. @ 19:25 Best lines of the whole movie. @ 29:10 - That's when Charlie became an alcoholic. "Grandpa told me to take a drink, nobody was looking and I did..... @ 35:25 - He farts in his face. @ 36:05 - He said it wrong "They be a bit Wilder for the wear", eh, eh?
You do know SNOWPIERCER is the spiritual successor to this, right? Now you need to do SNOWPIERCER because apparently you haven't seen it
Wonka's office is such an oddity, simply because they didn't want to go through the crazyness of the factory, only to end on something mundane.
17:20 dolphin teeth😂
Love doin all the music cues, lyrics, and lines along with you!! Have this movie memorized front to back, as well as Charlie, so I'm absolutely hyped for the next one! Great stuff ! 🤍
30:56 I think he said "A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest man".