Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (First Time Reaction)
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- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, First Time Reaction.
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This is not a remake of the first film, which the author hated so much for deviating from his story that he forbade it from ever being remade again as long as he was alive. This film is an adaptation of the book, which Dahl's family approved of every step of the way. It is much truer to the book.
Yeah, it irks me when people treat the original movie as the source material
Truer than my ba
@@ashhabimran239 is it a remake of the film it’s just they made it like the book but it’s a remake of the film
Right!? You hear people always bxxxx and moan all the time about books not being faithful to the source material, and when it is... then it's not considered as good as the original. Sorta like the Wizard of Oz... Great movie, but so far off from the book. Same thing will happen with the upcoming Wicked - family friendly, where as the book is not something you would let a child touch. My only disappointment was it ended in a way where they couldn't do the sequel, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, which I found more enjoyable than the first book.
@@JuanCarlosBodoque1-m9u No it’s not. It is much more based on the book.
I never got the hate for this movie. Its so different that you get 2 chocolate factory movies you can love. Also just the fact that Depp can play someone like Willy AND Jack Sparrow will never not be amazing
Yes, Johnny Depp is a cameleon
I love the book, the original movie and this one… all for different reasons. This one to me felt a lot more like the book. I wish the author was still alive to see it, I would love to hear his take on it, he had a lot of creative differences with the one made in the 70s, and ended up extremely disliking the finished product.
Could you blame him?
Asking to use your IP to make a glorified candy commercial, you still decide to go through with it and do a screenwriting for, just for the studio to go behind your back, completely change 90% of your story, cast the worst persons for certain roles( no disrespect to them), and has the audacity to credit you as screenwriter.
His widow was alive and she approved the movie by saying it was faithful to the book
I always considered this a comfort movie of sorts, it may not be the best movie ever but it's always been a fun movie at heart and after reading the book a month ago I like it even more
the scene with willy's father having all of his willy's papers and articles was inspired by somethnig that happened with Tim Burton. He had a falling out with his mother many years ago, and when she was dying, he came to visit her, and he saw she had framed posters of all his movies
The original is a masterpiece, but there’s just something about this version that is so captivating
Exactly, they both have their own charm as long as they're allowed to stand separately without critical comparison.
@@tavarereacts exactly, because there’s a major contrast between the two. In fact, this reimagining was made, because Roald Dahl (the author of the book) despised the 1970s film whole heartedly, as it had too many deviations from the book. He hated it all; the Slugworth subplot that goes nowhere, the kids that are only reserved by one trait rather than be 3-dimensionally spoiled, and yes, he even hated Gene Wilder as Wonka, as back then he wanted Soupy Sales to be Wonka... you heard right, Roald Dahl wanted the voice of Saturday Supercade's Donkey Kong as Willy Wonka.
This one was closer to the book, where as the 70s film made several changes and additions. I personally love both though 💙
Yeah, they both stand well individually, for their own reasons. This was a lot of fun and Depp does so well brining his characters to life.
@@tavarereacts It’s not a remake of the 1970s film (since both films have a major contrast), but it would be a reimagining if both films use the same source. Also, the Chocolate Factory in the Tim Burton film is much grander in scale when contrasting with the old much smaller looking one. Looks are deceiving, but I feel the New Chocolate Factory is like a Cathedral of Confectionery Genius. Also, yes, pre-introvert Johnny Depp Wonka had such beautiful colors, but he stopped wearing it at the cost of his sanity. Also, Grandpa George is not wrong: if you’re offered a once-in-a-lifetime deal, would you be giving it up for common things?
Of note is that this isn't really a reboot. This more like another adaptation of the same work. Burton had encouraged the writers to not watch the first movie during production (the only things I think this shares with the first movie are the brats' ethnicities, having one parent per child, and mentioning a taffy puller instead of a bubble gum stretcher...which to be honest makes more sense since you can't streth non chewed gum)
Augustus was german in the book as well
@@Mariokemonand his actor auditioned as a joke
"Who wants a beard?" "Uhh, I DO, I can't seem to grow one."
Damn, I felt that 😭
I saw a short video saying it's thanks to Johnny Depp if Freddie Highmore could have the role of Charlie. Johnny Depp was so impressed by his acting in " Finding Neverland " that ha asked to Tim Burton to auditionned him.
Also, if you watch a lot of Tim Burton's movie, you'll see that Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham-Carter are his favorite actors.
A little advice : if you want to grow a beard, you should try Castor oil.
Loved this version. Thank you for sharing this with us
Poor Charlie, his mum is Bellatrix and his dad chopped off Jaime Lannister's hand.
:0 Oh, my God!!! It’s him!!! I never recognized him with the beard! It’s surprising how much a person can change visually just because of a beard, or a hairstyle
Omg that was him?
the difference of personality he portrayed was amazing (and the make up of course)
Oh I love this movie! It’s good to see other people find appreciations for it!
This is closer to the book than Gene's version. When Roald Dahl submitted his screenplay for Gene's version, studio executives pretty much ripped it apart, and put their vision on it. Roald was so upset, that for the rest of his life, he never slowed his books to be adapted.
Once again I have to ruin my sleep schedule.
Totally worth it. ❤
Oh no, don't lose sleep. I'll be here in the morning lol.
fun fact this movie/version is actually more faithful to the original source material (book). and another "fun" fact, Roald Dahl, the author of the original book and story, hated that first movie so much that he forbade the making of new Charlie and the Chocolate Factory movies as long as he was alive. the reason for this anger was that some of the characters behaved very differently from his book and the factory was not to his liking either. and so on. + when they made this movie they purposely didn't watch / rewatch that first movie and the music had to be different too. i have nothing against the first movie but i grew up with this version myself. Great Video !
Have a good day everyone! bye!
The lyrics of the Oompa Loompa songs are straight from the book.
This movie is not a Remake of the previous version, is a readaptation of the book. In the book Willy is supposed to be more like Johnny's version actually, the way he awkwardly interacts with others and the excetrentic way of being. Also the Oompa Loompas are suppose to look all exactly the same, like clones, that's why they used the same actor in Burton's version. If you liked the og movie and this one I personally recommend that you read the book. The author hated the og movie and the cast for Wonka; he thought it had nothing to do with his idea of Wonka. I enjoyed your reaction and laughed a lot hahaha.
This film is THE BEST. I love the first film, but this one is peak perfection.
Dahl actually HATED the first movie as it wasn't what he wanted for a movie, and thus be became very tight fisted over any adaptations of his books. This movie was made with a lot of input from his daughter Lisey, who says that if Dahl were alive, he would have loved this movie for it's faithfulness. Even the additional stuff of Wonka's past she approved of.
It's strange really: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is loved by many people, but is far from faithful to the source material. Yet this movie, made faithfully to the original author's book is seen as the "too dark, too gritty remake" when it's anything but. It's the 2005 adaptation, not a remake of the 1970's original.
Interesting Trivia: in the nut room, Burton had them train squirrels for that part from shelling nuts to swarming the actress, and more, rarely using CGI with few exceptions when it was needed clearly.
I love both movies but I love this one a little more. I think it’s more true to the book.
11:05 ...keep the ticket and the lifetime worth of chocolate 🍫 can be sold! Like a family shop!
My childhood movie!!!!!! Thanks for reacting!!!!
Some common food coloring are actually made from bugs! Think about that next time you eat something red . 😝
Me watching a movie about a magical chocolate factory: awesome!!!
Also me: theres no way Charlies house is up to code.
It finally hit me! I was trying to figure out who you looked like and it just now popped into my head…..Dennis Haysbert!
Lmao! I looked like his twin in one of my work ID badges 😆😆😆
Man I've missed your vids! Glad we have a stockpile 😁
19:48 Now I remember where I recognized Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen! It's from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
I just noticed the monkey plush from that one K-drama that had the monkey King in modern day South Korea
I worked at chick fil a, and every friday morning before and after school, we would be flooded by middle schoolers who would eat and then walk to school as a mass, and it was always a nightmare
31:10 - 31:23 😂😂😂 Now I get the reference!
The Oompa Loompas are all supposed to look the same that’s what’s so cool about it cause in the og they did use different actors but they all we’re supposed to look the same but in this they used the same actor and alot of visual effects to make it happen
0:39 its not a remake it's a adaptation of the original book which this is way better
I love both movies and the musical... never read the book but all are great!
I love this version since i grew up watching this~
Never watched this one all the way through, but I will watch anything with you Tavare! You mentioned Freddie Highmore's voice being so calming and soft, I kinda get that feeling from your voice as well :D It's like a warm hug to me.
Thank you so much!
I loved this film JOHNNY DEPP is so funny and iconic ❤
Johnny Depp is amazing!!!❤
I love this movie
Good news! They're making the Wonka origin story movie! 😉😁
I don't mean any disrespect to Gene Wilder and the original cast, but I just could never get into the older film. It got on my nerves real quick. I'm not even the biggest fan of Tim Burton's other movies, but this was always my favorite adaptation.
This is my first video on your channel, and i wanna say, you could make a great reacasting for Johnathon Major.
Correction- this movie isn’t a remake of the wonka factory, it’s a movie adaptation of the original book, no one should make and comparisons of these 2 films, both had 2 completely different goal, just based on the same story.
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23:53 I’m dying from your reaction in that butt joke
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I get all of them from Teeturtle
hot and unpopular take but i think the original is a bad movie. its so boring and slow. i always hated it. the tim burton one is superior in practically every way. its even more accurate to the book and rhoad dhall himself prefered the new one to the original
His family preferred it and said he would've liked it, but Roald Dahl died before this film ever went into production.... I think he died in the 1990's. I agree with you though, I hate the 1971 movie.... it was a cash-grab because Quaker (the brand) wanted to sell Wonka candy. The 2005 movie was a project of passion, and it shows.
@Tavare Reacts MatPat said there's potential similarities irl now
20:19: Reminds me of a scrapped lyric to a song from Rock-A-Doodle, where the Duke of Owls said a Flashlight is "the Sun on a Stick": th-cam.com/video/mUiT03FvM3w/w-d-xo.html
25:58: YEET!
YEEESSS!!! I can't wait to watch this later! Thanks for upload Tavare!
Jaebae! 😘 It was everything I've come to expect of something involving Tim Burton and Johnny Depp, and then some.
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First time seeing you...great reaction from He Who Remains
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I don’t agree with Mike TV song cause you literally are singing through the TV lmao
Didn't hate this movie BUT I didn't think it was as good as the original and I felt that Depp gave off unfortunate pedophile vibes as Wonka. Gene Wilder was enigmatic and gave off a vibe like he MIGHT be dangerous, but did not come off as being a pedo. I am not the only person who thought so.
Johnny Depp used Michael Jackson as his inspiration for this version of Willy Wonka.
He actually didn't, he based the voice and speech manner off old children's show hosts, like you'd see on a local station in the 90s.
Although this movie does not have the charm of the original, it has a charm all its own, especially with Johnny Depp's incredible character acting. Lol @ the digitally reproduced Oompa Loompas throwing you off 😂😂😂😂
They're not actually copied, it's the same actor doing the same scenes but in different positions, then the footage is cut together so he's on multiple places at the same time.
the only film entitled "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" is the 1971 one with Gene Wilder.
the 2005 movie is just crap as the next TV series surely will be.
Ma'am, the '71 version isn't even popular outside the USA like the '05 version is.