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The opportunity to say that his father is “the good dentist” was overlooked completely and now I’m depressed
Omg yes, the good dentist the white
The good white dentist
He was the bad dentist :(
Fuck Godzilla vs Kong, I'm going to see The Good Doctor vs The Bad Dentist
@@thisisasupersayin376 The Good Doctor Norman Bates VS The Bad Dentist Count Dooku
i think it’s so cool they hired prince philip to play the grandpa.
Oh my god
Too soon.
rest in piss grandpa😹
@@Green-Raccoon777 he wasn’t even dead at the time of that comment tf
I'm screaming
Deep Roy had to act as every Oompa Loompa, they never copy pasted the same clip, but actually shot each Oompa Loompa separately then placed the clip on top of each other to get the end result. Lots of work and time went into this film, and I love it.
I don't even want to know how long that took him.
Yep. Deep Roy had to do every scene around 50 times. Deep Roy earned around $1,000,000
was it worth it?
@@hashbites yes, yes it was
I was here to say that
It was actually in the movies bonus features they did a whole compilation
I mean technically speaking, a guy who hasn’t left his factory for 15 years would be very pale and awkward.
Are we talking about Willy Wonka, Freddie Highmore or Tim Burton?
@@JustKrin yes
True
Fair enough
@@JustKrin All of the above.
"Oompa loompa's killed bin laden... but the stanley tucci one killed jfk" is my first tattoo
I can just imagine three Stanley Tucci oompa loompas there, one standing on top another with a rifle and the other is a spotter with a scope.
chest piece
@@mega_bird700 and the only reason why they were successful is because the good doctor wasn't there to save jfk.😞
Yes
I need a tattoo of Stanley tucci in both Oompa Loompa costumes
Fun fact: that chocolate room was entirely a built set. Actually, the entire movie used built sets, with the exception of the opening sequence, the tunnel ride, and the elevator scene.
As opposed to what? CGI?
@@hoodedman6579 A lot of people assume that the movie used mostly CG environments, similar to what Burton did with Alice in Wonderland.
Yup! Tim Burton even said in an interview about Dumbo that he prefers to have built sets to give the actors something to work with and look at. Also, the squirrels were a mix of real squirrels, puppets, and CGI.
Fun fact: I'm liking your comment while sitting on the toilet.
@@imtoostonedtocomeupwithaus5976 I’m reading this on the toilet
25% of jokes: Charlie just doesn't exist
25% of jokes: thirst jokes over the Dilf
50% of jokes: *_LOLIPOP_*
Yo, but he needs to see a good doctor
Pretty sure LOLIPOP needs to make room for some Good Doctor jokes
100% of jokes: good doctor
what about bates motel and the good doctor
25% of joke: Making *bad* Good Doctor joke
never forget that Christopher Lee assassinated Nazis and then he explained to Peter Jackson what it sounds like when someone gets stabbed in the back *from lived experience*
Dude was a badass
Fun fact: Ian Fleming who wrote james bond was good friends with Christopher Lee and actually based the character off him.
for real??? i knew christopher lee was a badass but thats fucking dope
He was also the only member of the Lord of the Rings cast to have met Tolkien. Badass!
@@itzkamzi Ian Fleming and Christopher Lee weren't just friends, they were cousins. Fleming actually wanted Lee to play Dr. No in the first film.
This version is more accurate to the original book. In fact the family of the author, especially his wife, was greatly disappointed in the original movie and therefore had a direct hand in the making of this movie.
Yeah but the original movie is better so what do they know lol
@@King_Dragmire in your opinion. In my opinion this one is better, I still like the original tho.
@@King_Dragmire lol that’s in your opinion but even Roald Dahl himself hated the original film
@@King_Dragmire wdym what do they know? the author wrote the book and he didn’t like the film , he’s literally the writer , so i think he would know what’s the better film adaptation of his book lol
@@yugen8195 Jesus fucking christ people it was a joke
This movie is so much more eerie and unsettling than i remember, that squirrel scene used to creep me out as a kid though.
For me it was when the puppets started melting and the eyeball popped out
@@amandastapleton4395 For me it was the blueberry
For me the lollipop 😔
She never came back out
When I was a kid it seemed as unsettling if not more than it feels now tbh lol
I think the grandpa looking exactly the same in the flashback is supposed to be Charlie’s perspective. When you’ve always known someone as elderly, it can be pretty weird to imagine them when they were younger, especially for a kid
I thought the just as old "much younger man in those days" thing was done for comedic purposes
I think that's why we don't see Wonka's face in the flashbacks cause Charlie has no idea what he looks like
Grandpa Joe is over 90 years old in the present day, and the earliest flashbacks are said to take place 20 years ago. He would've been in his 70s back then.
Apparently Nicholas Cage was considered for the role of Willy Wonka, and I need to see the reality where that actually happened
Watch Nick Cages most recent movie, ‘Willy’s Wonderland’ XD
@@charlotterichards8473 I spat out my cereal 🤣
YES. OMG that would be the best timeline
Oh god I can’t think of Nicholas Cage of Willy Wonka AND Ghost Rider
The same reality where Chris Farley voiced Shrek? Me, too.
"The girl who bit the dust in Bridge to terrabithia"
"That's a little aggresssive"
"She knows what she did"
fucking died?
Leslie dying gave me such an existential crisis as a kid. Like holy fuck I did not sleep well that night.
@@waluigistan7278 ^^^seriously! My dad and uncle brought me to see that movie last minute thinking it would be a cute feel-good movie and I left crying lmao
@@waluigistan7278 same tho not exactly but goddamn 😭😭😭😭😭 the worst part about it is that it could actually happen in real life and that's heartbreaking
@@waluigistan7278 yo I read the book and I was just like crying in the middle of class
Johnny depp honestly did a great job cause we felt uncomfortable which is what his character in this version was supposed to do
It's also how Wonka was supposed to be portrayed. Dahl hated the Wilder version.
@@RileyWritey huh interesting
Yeah I loved this version... in my opinion, I was never uncomfortable... he made it so much better! It was funnier. I feel this one is WAY better
This version of the movie is actually closer to the book than the Gene Wilder movie.
Cordelia Baker yeah to Raul Dauls book... that’s why His wife was one of the directors of the movie... because the original never followed the book. But overall, I feel this one came out a lot better than the original, but I’m weird... I even like the newer Aladdin better than the old one
Fun fact: Grandpa Joe was originally going to be played by Gregory Peck. Atticus Finch himself. Tim Burton felt that having him in it would instinctively make the audience like him and they wouldn’t have to beef up the role. Unfortunately, Peck died before he could even respond to their offer.
And now we have r/fuckgrandpajoe an entire subreddit devoted to hatred of the man 😭
I had a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-themed birthday party because I loved this movie so much.
That's so wholesome
Did anyone die
That actually sounds dope.
Fucking hell I think I went to one my cousins friend had when I was a kid, how many children had fucking CatCF themed birthday parties
Please tell me you mean the original😅
I always wondered why Violet never stopped chewing the gum and spit it out once she was turning into a blueberry. I feel like that's common sense at this point
I'm guessing it was stuck to her mouth.
@@kurros1270 maybe. But she just kept chewing even after they told her she was turning a different color. If somebody told me I'm turning blue from chewing a piece of gum, I'd spit it out
I mean she was a brat that didn’t know her limits so it makes sense
The whole chewing gum thing and putting it behind her ear just made me wanna puke every time she showed up on screen I was reminded of that.
🤢
@@babiirae729 probably a dip crap and doesn't want to stop her world record
According To Roahl Dahl's wife, this version of the movie is apparently the closest to what her husband always thought Willy Wonka's *actual backstory* would be. So that's interesting...
Yeah and people would know that, if they ever read a book
@@RedHood_Samyou know, I've read the book, and there was absolutely nothing about Wonka having daddy issues with his dentist father, so I'm gonna go out on a limb and say a good chunk of the backstory was made up for the film
@@kaitlin9288I like how you totally chose to ignore every other aspect that was accurate. The songs, the ominous tone, the loompas
Little known fact, Jim Carrey almost got casted to play Willy Wanka
i don't know how to feel about that
That would actually kinda rock
Like Dr. Robotnik but with chocolate and midgets instead of robots.
Willy Wanka is how Danny DeVito pronounces it- imagine if Danny was casted to play Willy
I lowkey want that to happen
I actually loved this movie. It’s really freaking weird but it sticks way closer to the book.
Ironically, I feel like Roald Dahl would like this version better than the Gene Wilder one because, not only does it stick way closer to the book, but it also has the dark and eerie theme to it that was honestly an undertone in most of his books.
Sadly, everyone favors the bright, sappy, musical Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, because that movie came _first,_ and if there's anything I've learned about film fans, it's that the first of anything will always be put on a pedestal, and everything else gets shit on
@@deuceydee3506 I think this movie is ok, just like the 70s one better. I like dark and weird movies, just not this one. I don't really like Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's an overrated actor to me.
@@intheflatfield2954 hErEsY
I agree, the original intent of the book was to point out inherent injustice in systems, and the tone of this version fits a lot better with that whole theme than the 70s version. Not to say the 70s version is bad though, I think it's a fun watch :). They both have their positives and negatives.
10:12 apparently the actor who played the oompa loompas really went all out and essentially was filmed for every single oompah loopah and digitally combined. So a lot of the footage of him during the songs is stuff he had to do.
Fun fact: The Chocolate room was entirely practical only the top half of the waterfall was CGI
Damn boi
And the squirrel scene was real too. They had to train them to do all that
@Saucy Saucer Media a lot of it was candy i think but nit all of it. the actors had to ask what was edible on that set and what wasn't edible on that set
The cady room actually have next to no cgi. Most shots of the chocolate river use pratical effects tgey just made sure to look like chocolate and not brown water like the original. The squirrel scene also uses real trained squirrels, they were even trained to jump on veruca and push her father into the hole.
legit. sometimes i’m impressed with what burton (and the crew actually doing it) is able to pull off without CGI but then again i remember it’s tim burton and that’s how he rolls
I am conflicted on whether or not to believe you. The candy room one seems feasible to an extent but the trained squirrels could only be used for one shot so imma call it false (unless its the squirrel that hits the salts in the ass that is actually very easy to do)
Surprising that the og commenter has Light as the profile picture and is giving out facts 🤣🤣😂
@@YukaRunningNorth we can see. If they had used CGI in the original it would be quite dated, CGI doesn't age well. The new one using pratical effects is imressive cause it looked like CGI when it cane out
just wow
This commentary track in a nutshell: Charlie being non-existent, DILF salt simping, The Good Doctor, and LOLLIPOPS.
Don’t forget Donny jepp
And to a lesser extent, Bates Motel
Looking for Stanley Tucci?
B A T E S M O T E L
Don't forget them being wrong about literally everything factual, like how the candy room wasn't CGI like they claim.
Who thought that the funniest line in the movie wouldn't actually be about chocolates but the word
"L O L L I P O P"
By Christopher Lee, no less!
Spoken in the immortal words of discount Dooku.
Crazy y’all were so far ahead of time with this movie giving us the good doctor because now he is a surgeon. He is a surgeon
HE. IS. A SURGEON
Like a surgeon!
I really hate that "lollipops" made me laugh literally every single time
It is. The dude does such a fucking great Dooku impression
Lolipop
Lollipops and.. peen us? 😂
I laughed everytime ‘lollipop’ was said. And i still think it’s funny
Right? Same here. It makes me laugh so hard. 😂😂😂
Little known fact Jim Carrey, Brad Pitt, Nicolas Cage, Rowan Atkinson, Dwayne Johnson, Michael Keaton and even Marilyn Manson were all considered the role of Willy Wonka before Johnny Depp got the part.
Most of those I get, but Brad Pitt? DWAYNE JOHNSON?
Nicolas Cage as Willy Wonka would be honestly terrifying...and his chocolate river wouldn’t smell like chocolate.
@@skinnysnorlax9356 IKR pretty weird and unique casting choices I think Marilyn Manson would be perfect as Willy Wonka
...Dwayne Johnson.
_Dwayne. Johnson._
@@reptiliannoizezz.413 The Rock Candy Man
9:05 "Twice the pride, double the Wonka... Double the chocolate." - Christopher Lee
Best line of all time.
Every time Christopher Lee is on camera: *L O L L I P O P S*
L O L L I P O P S
... Wormtongue.
Lol it’s hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
*we could always get some sea salt ice cream*
*what we call cavities on a stick*
What's interesting is this movie is actually way more faithful to the books and even though people say the other one is much more light hearted, the kids are only seen walking out the door in this one
kinda sad they didnt keep the ''GOOD DAY SIR'' scene F
Wilder gave so much personality to Wonka
@@lauryw Fair, but that scene didn't exist in the book, so they didn't include it for that reason.
the constant random "lollipops" had me fucking crying in class
Fun fact: Roald Dahl hated the original CaCF movie, especially the casting for Willy Wonka, whom he, quote: "...thought 'pretentious' and insufficiently 'gay [in the old-fashioned sense of the word] and 'bouncy'". (He actually thought either Peter Sellers or Spike Milligan should have been cast for the role instead.) Dahl meant for Wonka to be a more tragic soul, someone isolated from the rest of the world and content to stay in his factory of dreams forever. And what kind of person is Wonka in THIS version?
Tim Burton even made a point to include Dahl's wife, Felicity Dahl, as an executive producer so that the movie would end up being the version Dahl would have wanted, had he been alive to see it.
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the 1971 version, and that's coming from someone who doesn't have any nostalgia from watching it as a kid. I'd go so far as to say that I prefer the older version. But that doesn't mean that the 2005 version is BAD; it's a more faithful adaptation and therefore has a darker, richer story to it. It's like comparing milk chocolate to dark chocolate; neither of them is bad and they're both delicious for different people. Just because more people prefer milk chocolate, doesn't mean the darker version should be dismissed entirely.
That's so interesting, I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing!
Using chocolate to describe the movies was quite a fitting comparison.
Obviously Roald Dahl is the creator of the character, and everyone is entitled to their opinion, but thank goodness he didn’t get his way. Gene Wilder’s performance in the original is one of the greatest and most iconic of all time, and had the original proceeded like the Burton version it would’ve never become the classic it is now.
I have several friends who prefer Depp to Wilder, and I have tried to understand, but to me it just doesn’t work at all.
He also hated the original film adaptation of "The Witches"
@Banni I see where you’re coming from, but the Burton film never felt like horror or “disturbing” to me, just awkward and sorta off. If that’s what they were going for, they nailed it, but to me, while the original is absolutely more whimsical and sarcastic overall, it also had a handful of moments that are genuinely disturbing to me still as an adult. The mystery of Wonka is WAY more interesting and disturbing to me as well since we never know wtf Wilder’s Wonka will do next, whereas Depp we always knew was going to do something creepy and weird.
I have no clue how this came into my recommended, but I stayed when he said: "imagine showing this to the pilgrims." Gold.
Ok but I would pay good money to have a top hat like that-
Well good news, you can!
Who are you kidding, Kachaan wouldn't be caught dead in a top hat! He is more of a backwards facing baseball cap guy 😎
The weeb profile picture, the want for a fucking top hat in the 21st century, yep defiantly a neck beard
@@worldeater2414
Cringe
@@Uhhhh970 hey top hats are cool what are you talking about
I’m watching this while suffering from allergies so everything is stuffy and my head is throbbing and I’m light headed but goddamnit I can’t stop laughing at “L O L L I P O P S”
I swear to god y’all are gonna make me pop a blood vessel
just reading that kills me lmao
So it’s been three months, how are you feeling?
Have you seen a Good Doctor to help you?
@@tylercolby1426 *so funny*
Includes paid promotion! Wow I’m so proud of you guys.
Hey that's the kid from Spiderwick Chronicles-
*oh shit, there goes another child death and enormous lawsuit from Karen lookin woman*
Also is no one gonna talk about how Charlie's mom is *literally Bellatrix Lestrange; murderer of the Longbottoms and faithful Death Eater who serves Lord Voldemort?*
I thought I was the only one who remembered this movie
You brought back a little of my childhood. Thank you!🤗🙂🙃😉😊☺️😏😔😌👁️👃👁️🍑💨🥴
Oof my childhood
The movie kinda sucked
I thought that movie was a fever dream I had.
11:12 I’m sorry but the tiny “tee hee” killed me 🤣💀
This is actually a much much much more faithful adaptation of the book. Like, the book might be even darker tbh. So it’s always bothered me how people praise the original for its light-heartedness when it’s just so wrong.
In the books doesn't everyone get violently killed?
@@fluffymonkeyyy6617 Nah. Everyone survives in the book as well. Charlie, Wonka and Joe see them leaving the factory when flying the elevator (same as in the 2005 movie)
Darkness can be really good... but it has to be used well otherwise it is just an edgy thing. (Trying to be dark when in reality it was fine before.) The book/new movie's reception versus the old movie is indication of this.
There’s also implied racism in the book
@@jeanmichellelaurent oh no the horror a book written at a different time that hasn’t aged well 😱
The squirrel scene in the brodway musical, is much more darker. They rip her apart, and you see veruca's bloody-chopped off head for a second.
Holy shit-
I'm sorry, *_WHAT_*
i remember that!!!
Ex-freaking-CUSE YOU!!!
I gasped when that happened when I saw it with my school. (my school's chorus and band would do trips to New York to see Broadway shows. We'd do fundraisers to get the money to do so.) What's crazy is that she's implied to still be alive after all that because she's screaming for her dad offstage. XD
Movie: Shows a Beatles Scene
Ryan: Oh look its *Smash mouth*
The fucking Good Doctor jokes break me
Especially because of the recent memes.
Im surprised no one brought up the fact that there was a whole porn genre that spawned from the blueberry girl. Its terrifying.
Excuse me but WTF
@@ZooWeeMama709 dont google blue berry inflation.
Sad but true.
Actually if you scroll through the comments you will find one embracing their... you know, kink. Some replies in there also do so, even a person advertising commissions about it. 😬
@@TheKampney well now I'm tempted to. Thanks a lot
Freddie highmore was also in “Arthur and the invisibles”, where he gets with Madonna, has to fight David Bowie, and drink with snoop dogg during the Great Depression... yeah y’all are gonna want to check that one out
THANK GOD SOMEONE ELSE REMEMBERS ARTHUR AND THE INVISIBLES
They really should check it out, that’d be so fucking funny
Oh yeah, Arthur
Yessss that'd be amazing lmao
I'm glad someone else remembers it. Honestly that and Spiderwick Chronicles proved that young Freddie Highmore is a great actor, but as Charlie he was given bad direction.
And do you remember the Arthur and the Invisibles sequel(s)? In the US there were two, but the UK made it into one sequel.
@@robertbrookes2000 Personally, I literally only remember the 3rd movie (so obviously I’m from the US) because I watched it on repeat, but I’m sure I’d remember the first movie if I saw it again because I know I have just definitely not as much as the third one lol
Fun Fact. The candy room isn't cgi. I'm not joking look it up they even show it in the behind the scenes.
Can we talk about how Grant was only 22 but is able to do a pitch perfect Christopher Lee?
the return of “which fanning IS this?”
I’m, Norwegian and Norwegians have Roahl Dahl very close to our hart as he is a big cultural icon in Norway. And since the original was never released in Norway this movie is absolutely loved by Norway.
apparently they made this one because dahl didnt like the og. so its kinda cool that the only interpretation you have over there is the one that was more in dahls origional intent with the book.
Also, im from britain and we love roald dahl too. Not to be a nerd, but which book of his is ur favourite? I cant decide between The Twits, Esio Trot or Matilda. Theyre all so nostalgic for me as they were my favourite three when i was little lol
Oh absolutely, this movie was my childhood.
In the U.K. he’s very popular too! We all grew up with his books :)
"lollipops" timestamps:
11:02
12:02
17:41
18:07
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22:12
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@@AriOrSomething he’s too dangerous to be kept alive !!
I really expected more lollipop.
11:10
6 times?? I need more XD
I feel like I now have been classically conditioned to laugh uncontrollably when someone says lollipop in a deep voice.
"Thats got to be the best chocolate factory owner I've ever seen." - Charlie & the Pirates of the Caribbean Chocolate Factory: Curse of the Black Licorice, circa 2005
SO IT WOULD SEEM!!!
Charlies caribbean chocolate factory
"Hello lollipoppet."
I would pay to see that movie.
CURSE OF THE BLACK LICORICE
"Twice the pride, double the Wonka!"
God
F U C K I N G
*D A M N I T*
It's genius!
double the chocolate!
Twice the pride, double the lollipops!
@@goldwolf3771 twice the lollipop double the wonka
I unironically like this movie more than the original
Me too
Because they show more emotion to the characters personalities and backstory
They both got good and bad
Y e p
SaMe
I fucking lost it at "I kinda wanna push the big girl"
I would to.
XD
i think i’m now programmed to laugh every time someone says “lollipop” or if i see “the good doctor” anything
Honestly? I like this movie a fair bit. The original is still the best version, but beyond Depp's...Deppisms...this one's OK.
The deppisms are the best part
imo, i like this movie more than the og because it was more true to the book
@@williammarsh4887 I like him in moderation. He's better at the end of the film imo
I suppose it is more faithful, but I feel like Depp was possibly the worst casting decision for Wonka. Whether it was he or Tim Burton that decided to play the character in that way was a terrible idea.
I guess it’s more wacky on the inside, but because the real world is also wacky looking it just makes the chocolate factory feel less special than it used to.
Nah, the Deppisms feel a lot truer to what such an individual would be like.
Fact: each song the oompanloompas sing represent the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s.
Fun Fact: The Chocolate River and factory sets were mostly real and not all CGI
Can't believe you guys didn't realize how:
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory is all about Charlie
while
Charlie and the Chocolate factory is all about Willy Wonka
I heard the first movie was originally named after the book "Charlie and the chocolate factory", but the original author of the book hated it so much he demanded the title of the movie to be changed.
I feel like this movie gets way more flak than it deserves simply because of the success of the first movie, which is funny to say because this movie actually performed better at the box office than the original. It has its own style that sticks closer to the content of the book than the original. A lot of people get defensive about the original because it was part of their childhood, and shit on this movie because it’s not as good, but fail to realize that for people like me, this is the Wonka movie of our childhood
Too true, I've watched this movie 50 times as I grew up with it, and I still love it.
I actually grew up on both movies. Though I was more grew up on the original one, since my dad was a fan of it and it came out when he was around I’d say 5th grade. I think both are nice in their own unique way. It’s nice that the newer one strays ideas from the original book, but also like the musicality and friendly ness of the original version. I personally do like the original, but I don’t have anything bad to say about the new one. They’re both good in their own way.
Didn't Roald Dahl dislike the first movie anyway?
@@delightfulmochas don't know but his wife oversaw Tim Burton's production of the movie and said that if he saw it he would be proud
Yeah same for me except it traumatized me as a kid.
When they said tim burton probably never watched the original but this movie is more loyal to the book XD
Who even cares about the original?
@@MediaLoverChris02 them apparently XD
@@mesa8680 I prefer this movie without a doubt.
@@MediaLoverChris02 bruhh samee
@@mesa8680 It says something about me that I relate more to Johnny Depp’s Willy Wonka.
You should change the title to: "We get drunk and watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ft. The Good Doctor"
This reminds me of that Monty Python skit where they keep saying Spam, and it just keeps getting funnier. Every time they say lollipop I go into a laughing fit.
To be fair I like this version a lot better, it sticks with you rather than the older version and this version is much more closer to the book. Also the songs slap hard so like I can’t diss it
"imagine showing whats happening right now to like the pilgrims" actually made me scream i laughed so loud
“Are you sure you want to land here?”
12:45 I'm surprised they didn't mention how this scene birthed one of the worst fetishes in the world.
Okay, based on the title, I can't be the only one who thought they somehow roped Johnny Depp into reviewing this movie with them...
Honestly drunk Johnny Depp sounds like an experience
@@crowMilatonin he could use a drink
"Oh no it's Smashmouth" almost made me choke on a Swedish Fish.
why is no one talking about how amazing the laugh is at 18:10
Without Freddie Highmore we wouldn’t have The Spiderwick Chronicles a modern masterpiece
I hope to God you're being more sarcastic than you've ever been in your life
@@julianbeldham8684 dude I’m not capping, spiderwick chronicles is fire
Agreed! Spiderwick was a gift
*"Imagine showing what's happening right now to pilgrims."* I DIEDD LMAOO 💀💀
And the piligrims would too
Coming back to this now that a scene from The Good Doctor became a meme. They were ahead of their time with those jokes.
Fun Fact:
The entire video is just them talking about the good doctor and bates motel
You forgot LOLIPOPS
D I L F
Johnny's performance haunted me as a child watching this in-theatre so I consider it a solid reimagining of the character.
11:04
1:52 the house is in italic
If there's one positive of this film it's style. It's so stylised, and the effort the set designers went to to capture Tim Burton's own illustrations of how he wanted the film to look are amazing.
Nearly all of the chocolate room was made practically. Whilst the tunnel wasn't scary, the dragon boat made our of a boiled sweet is straight from the book, the inventing, nut and TV room also look great. And then it contrasts so much with the dreary outside where all the houses look the same.
(also one little detail I love is how Christopher Lee says to Willy that he won't be there for him if he comes back, and in Willy's mind he sees the house missing in the row. But at the end when we does go back only his father's house is left there.)
you say "just one positive" like this movie is bad lol. it's a masterpiece.
i thought christopher lees character literally moved his entire house, thats why it was gone in the earlier shot and all alone on a snowy hill in the later one
I actually loved this movie, the original creeped me tf out 😭 Meat canyon did a great job at capturing the vibes the first one gave off
When the Micheal Jackson cosplayer is less creepy than your character, you know you've screwed up!
I never thought the word Lollipop could make hysterically laugh...I was wrong.
Greetings paternal figure, take a gander at those small creatures in the distance
S q u i r r e l s.
Father acquire me 𝑜𝓃𝑒 sciuridae
I actually liked this movie a lot more than the original, it’s such a surreal experience
The "original" isn't even the original. It's an adaptation of the book, which is actually called _Charlie_ and the Chocolate Factory. And this film is honestly hyper-accurate to what's in the book, it being almost identical, with one major exception: The book has no mention of Willy Wonka's father whatsoever. The book has no mention of it, and it ends with a sequel-bait cliffhanger where they just fly off in the Great Glass Elevator with the whole family. In the sequel, they literally go into space, fight aliens with the powers of the Blob, and end the film by crash-landing into the Oval Office and meeting the President after saving a NASA rocket. This was altered for the film for a more succinct ending, and Wonka's father added instead in order to provide more of a reason to relate to or sympathize with Wonka (and also because it's honestly Tim Burton being Tim Burton).
Tim Burton isn't always good, but sometimes he hits it out of the part, and I think he honestly did with this one, too. This film is a true love letter to the source material, to the point of even including the songs from the book. The only two reasons people mostly like the first adaptation more is because 1.) they haven't read the book, and 2.) Gene Wilder single-handedly keeps that film from falling apart at the seems by being an absolute crackhead psychopath who makes you wonder if he's really just and innocent guy who cracks jokes or if he's a serial killer that makes chocolate out of people. I really dislike that version, and Gene Wilder honestly should've let the project die like he wanted to.
@@MotleyNerd thanks for the info, didnt read
@@TS-qg7bc Your loss lmao, it was an interesting read
Also its more accurate to the book
@@MotleyNerd dont forget about the evil space egg monsters in the books sequal
Out of all the bits of this video I think my favorite is the Christopher lee lollipop impression. The “I love you dad….” Then “lollipop” made me die🤣🤣🤣
*a well thought joke*
Me: 😑
Razzle: Lollipop
Me: *WHEEZE*
11:15 ngl i thought that was Christopher Lee that said that line XD.
honestly, after a rough breakup from last night of 3 years and a 12 hour shift from work today, this honestly brought a smile to my face... thank you, Razzle 🖤
17:42 Signature look of superior lollipops
The answer to every question you guys had: It's a tim burton movie. what did you expect?
That Christopher Lee impression is INSANE
Famous lines of Christopher Lee:
"It Is Obvious That This Contest Cannot Be Decided By Our Knowledge Of The Force, But By Our Skills With A Lightsaber."
"So you have chosen... Death."
"Lollipop."
“Brave, but foolish”
Everyone talks about this and Spiderwick for Freddie but does anyone remember August Rush? It had Robin Williams too. It was so good
This should have been “ft. The good doctor”
I feel like I remember it used to say that and they changed it at some point.
20:01 that wasn’t just ok that was good… doctor that is
Okay i'm also gonna do some predictions
1) Edward Scissorhands reference.
2) Comparing Charlie to Jesus reference based on how he acts
3) Reference to Wonka's freaky laugh.
4) Laughing at Augustus for being Augustus
5) something to do with lollipops
5) How Thicc Johnny Depp is
6) Batman reference on the toothpaste dispenser
got number 2 partially right!
Got number 4 right
Ngl, your Lee impression is spot on!
What is ur pfp from I am getting hardcore deja vou from it
@@KillerKoifish Fish Hooks
@@MenacetoSociety28 all I know from that is that Alex hirsch played clamantha
Mr. Salt has dilf energy but it also feels like he would hate crime me
This commentary aged like fine wine with the good doctor jokes
I AM A STURGEON
15:39 "That's why you don't fuck with squirrels Morty!"
~ Rick Sanchez
"Alright Morty PACK YOUR SHET! THAT WILL ONLY KEEP THEM AWAY FOR A MINUTE! WE HAVE TO PACK AND MOVE TO NEW REALITY! Y-yknow I said we couldve only do that a couple of times! We're f--ked over here!"
“You know what it needs? It needs *despair.”*
“Can we get an angry dentist?”
Idk why these two lines cracked me up so hard but they did
How is the Christopher lee voice so on point