CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY: All a Conspiracy (Theory)

Check Out More Theories: • MY BEST THEORIES Tim Burton’s 2005 remake of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory seems to hold a deep story beneath it… Something the 1971 film had, which Burton brought into the light… Willy Wonka’s psychotic tendencies, emotional insanity, and destroyed psyche. So watch as I spend twenty two minutes breaking down another Tim Burton film… This time with a twist, or two… Or four.
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[@TheTheorizer]

A few of you have also pointed out how (during Veruca's song) Wonka had the Oompa Loompas throw a framed image of Veruca's MOTHER down the garbage chute. It's funny, but... Uhh... How on Earth did he have a pic like that sitting around? Also, the Oompa Loompas pre-recorded Mike’s song on the television, further proving it CANNOT be improvisation.

[@lonlylucario5324]

The Theorizer just because it's extremely close to the book doesn't mean it'll turn out good. And it didn't at all the original is a cult classic while the remake is I stain on Tim burtin. I'd rather have the original charlie because he's much more down to earth and that selfishness gives weight with the final scene of Charlie handing over the gobstopper. The remake charlie was stupid it was like he was fucking Jesus that's not relatable. You wanna know why Wonka does all the shit he does? Like you said he's psychologically damaged and mentally insane even by the end. Also targeted child injury maiming and death. YOU KNOW FOR KIDS. THIS MAKES ROSEDALE ORIGINAL BOOK SADISTIC AND CREEPY

[@clefairily]

I’d love if you’d do a theory on Little Nightmares (game)!

[@sashabraus9422]

The Theorizer What about Dr. Doophismurch (from Phineas and Ferb) and his tragic backstory and him being a mad man doomed to be yin and yang with his brother, the mayor. Just do it, you don't have to do the man theroy

[@shakilamuhammad5503]

The Theorizer I thought it would make sense that the kids was distance relatives because of the kids only came from the U. S and Europe.

[@mansics6132]

Dude, it's a movie, it's not sopposed to make sense

[@doglikedude]

notice how at the beginning of the movie when wonka packages each of the golden tickets, and he gently pats the last one before they're sent out? he knew that was the bar that would go to charlie

[@radioreley]

I feel like he is so much attached to Charlie, that it looks more like a Neverland trip

[@Salthat]

Your pfp brought back an uncomfortable amount of memories.

[@macyplantain6176]

katie h omg yesssss

[@holls7631]

Woah... yeah!

[@MicaMonoply]

Actually it's more likely that ticket goes to Veruca, the box that particular conveyor leads to gets addressed to London. It's safe to assume that each conveyor only has one destination for the boxes because after they are packed, the boxes go directly in the trucks, and the trucks only carry boxes for one location as shown on the nearest truck which only has boxes addressed to Tokyo.

[@Sebastian-cm9vi]

As a kid, this movie terrified me yet fascinated me; however, the feeling still kicks in.

[@jiririnagl302]

Neverending story for me, everything is so weird there, funny how childish movies are scariest

[@leoyori9829]

Daniel King if you watch The Theorizer’s Wizard of Oz theory, you’ll find it much, much, MUCH creepier

[@colenemitz6165]

me 2

[@comradetrump7120]

As a child it only terrified me

[@xmo7m787]

Me toooo I’m fkn terrified

[@ghostieghost4158]

A kid: *Nearly dies* The Oompahs-Loompahs: *Singing noises*

[@waringaw.m6350]

He actually dies

[@saklee1777]

Zero which kid died? none of the 4 bad kids did. it doesn’t show the 4 kids later but they do in the book and in burton’s version. i think agustus was the best off. from being squeezed in the pipe, he lost tons of weight in the book

[@amourlune9681]

sak lee Augustus died

[@youmnakhalid2864]

Augustus didn’t die, sure he almost drowned to death but he’s alive

[@frozenfiredarknight3764]

Oompa Loompa dippity doo We've got a room all made just for you Oompa Loompa diddly dun this room will be oh so much fun.

[@ashes191817]

I noticed Willy Wonka also never address the bad kids by their names. He calls them “little girl” or “little boy”. The only kid he addresses by their name is Charlie. 🤔

[@saimanda_]

Yh cuz he hates them

[@lavonnealexander6936]

Because he choose Charlie to be the winner.

[@Dinnier.]

@@saimanda_ imma need that Insta u too pretty

[@tau-5794]

Also Mike, since he's "the little devil that cracked the system". In fact when the kids all first enter the factory he's the only one who gets called out by name, he says Charlie "just lucky to be here".

[@petrauhrakova]

I’ve always had a bad feeling in my gut when I’ve watched it as a kid. Like there was something terrifying about how those kids behaved and also about how he reacted to them. He kinda acted like a maniac, never trying to fix their behavior or reacting to it emotionally (not even with anger). It was just a little game for him, because he knew who’s gonna be winner.

[@realgmm7877]

Its a test, Charlie is a mature, kind and a clever kid and Willy just tests them to see who truly is the next owner

[@petrauhrakova]

GM M but he picked them all. It wasn’t a coincidence. He knew what’s going to be happening to them.

[@Nesquik908]

Well not trying to say he isn't a little creepy but he DID warn the kids...literally all of them.It's just nobody listens to him.Probably because all of them finds him quite odd.

[@TwoTwoFourSix]

They and their parents did it to themselves

[@FrenchViking466]

Petra Uhráková Same, and that i look back at it i can sense some darker pedophilia vibes from this movie..

[@vigil4270]

He was using reverse psychology to tempt the kids as well, telling them not to do something just made them want to do it more

[@thomasinasutherland6587]

Well maybe he went to school to learn how to do reverse psychology on them...??? I don't know...???

[@meruhhthecat9200]

okay but why is your background photo, cheese?

[@gayghst2877]

@@meruhhthecat9200, why not?

[@jerrygil1965]

Like in Cat In The Hat

[@Nothing_to_see807]

Yes, idk why it took this guy 22 minutes to explain that

[@Bree_999]

The kids are also eliminated in the order they found their tickets. Idk if anyone has mentioned that

[@tims1204]

Violet and Veruca are switched. Veruca found the ticket second, but got eliminated third.

[@joshc7357]

So the rooms would be built in the order idk

[@korp1e]

lmao, eliminated sounds so brutal

[@hankhill1501]

Like final desnation!!

[@organicsoulgumbo]

Never noticed that.

[@macyplantain6176]

Mike is an underrated character. he's so smart

[@googuyproductions3750]

Indeed

[@hierrikmedan6934]

Mike was always my favorite character when I watched the movie as a kid lol

[@musiccer7446]

@@yongbok69 yeah, you just confirmed that you are a psychopath

[@thunderbolt4579]

@@hierrikmedan6934 me as well

[@Cat-xw8lv]

@@yongbok69 I know that this isn’t related to the video but my god I love your username

[@tin1893]

I love this version, Johnny Depp is brilliant as Willy Wonka, everything he does makes you wonder if he is really a good person or the villain of the movie. I also had a huge crush on him when I was little and I see nothing has changed. This is one of the few movies that I could watch a thousand times and never get bored.

[@lilybelle7344]

I’m still wondering if he’s a villain-

[@avafaustini6569]

And you know the life’s are fine and died cus you see them come out of factory

[@emelia8629]

wonka is a whole hero. eat the rich 😌🧚🏻✨

[@lilybelle7344]

Emelia yaaas

[@emelia8629]

olivia flower huh?

[@linebosman3466]

Johnny Depp actually asked Tim if they could at some more quotes from the book in the script. Depp and Burton are geniuses together.

[@Boiscooby0]

You are right

[@hazeeqrazak]

@@Boiscooby0 so Mr wonka,how your relationship with your father??

[@Boiscooby0]

Hazeeq Razak I don’t want to talk about it

[@hazeeqrazak]

@@Boiscooby0 and how's the factory going?

[@Boiscooby0]

Hazeeq Razak good

[@jaydestirling4294]

In the books it said that Charlie walked past the chocolate factory every single day after school and he would stop and smell the chocolate everyday so it would make sence that Willy Wonka would have been able to see Charlie do that every day and then saw him walk to his little house that was just up the road. Willy Wonka already knew where Charlie lived and probably felt bad because bad for firing Charlie's grandpa

[@Mightyccc]

The same way you come up with this assumption isn’t any more valid then this video making assumptions.

[@abrahamphilip6843]

Mighty C ok ?

[@hazeeqrazak]

Willy fired Charlie's grandpa?? Only in the book version,right? I never read the book version soo much.

[@jaydestirling4294]

@@hazeeqrazak it's in the movie as well

[@hazeeqrazak]

@@jaydestirling4294 that's not true,he asked everyone of his workers to resigned and then close his factory.

[@ibbyboy7404]

you didn't point out that the narrator is an oompa loompa as we found out at the end spying on charlie for willy wonka

[@blackspider-man1855]

does that mean he sends oompa loompa to spy on them

[@ibbyboy7404]

@@blackspider-man1855 probably and maybe even plant the golden ticket so they find it

[@sedi2066]

Mind blown

[@lavonnealexander6936]

Yeah that’s why he found , the money.

[@cartoonmaster2401]

I think that Violet's fall was from _pride_ not gluttony.

[@95maferisturiz]

I honestly love Violet more than Charlie himself or any of the other children because even though Violet is an arrogant bitch, she's also someone who has GOALS AND A CLEAR purpose in her life, she's still young and she already knows what she wants to do with her life, which is something that many grown ups don't even know, even though they are adults and they should know what they want to do with their lives, Violet knows that if she wants to be the best of the best, she has to work hard and before you tell me that Violet acted like an entitled spoiled brat, she also showed a lot of skill when it comes to showing off her ability to kick asses and I bet that Violet didn't become such a skilled fighter in a matter of days or weeks, she had to train hard for a couple of years to earn every medal she has earned and Violet also shows to feel a deep passion for what she does, she truly loves karate and martial arts and it's prerty clear that she knows what she wants and she knows how to achieve it. She's arrogant but she has a fiery temper and unlike Verucca Salt, Violet is very independent and she doesn't sit down and expects her mom to do everything for her, she actually tries to get involved in the process of getting what she wants, regardless of how others think of her. I also feel the same for Mike Teeves, even though he always actwd like an arrogant asshole, he showed that when it comes to technology and mathematics, he must be the smartest kid in his class, he might be an addicted to playing violent videogames butvwhen he spole about the teleporting machine that Willy Wonka built, Mike showed that there was more to him than just his addiction to videogames and arrogant attitude, Mike showed that he had a deep passion for science and technology and if his father knew how to encourage Mike to use those talents for something good instead of letting his child become a total addicted to violent videogames, Mike could actually become a very successful engineer, scientist or the next Bill Gates or Steve Jobs. Say what you want about Mike but that child was talented. I could never stand Verucca Salt because she was, at least in my eyes, the only brat who had no talent, someone who thought that just because she was born as a rich girl, she deserves to be given everything without people asking her to give back something in return, she does nothing to earn what she has and she orders and bosses everyone around her to do her dirty work, at least Violet could kick asses and had talent for martial arts and other athletic stuff and had a more independent personality, maybe because her own pride didn't allow Violet to be seen as weak and she wasn't lazy at all but Verucca was a self-absorbed brat that unlike Mike or Violet, she was just an insufferable brat who would be nothing if it wasn't for her father always cheating and tricking everyone to give Verucca everything she wanted, even if she didn't truly deserve it. As for Augustus (the fat boy who was an addicted to eat 24/7), I don't hate him but I don't love him either, I think that Willy Wonka was a little cruel to him because Augustus didn't do anything wrong actually and he was just a boy who needed a more strictly discipline when it comes to how much he can eat for his own wellfare and to keep him as healthy as possible but Augustus wasn't as insufferable as Verucca, Mike or Violet. Charlie might have been the starring character but he was too perfect to be relatable, I know that there are kids who are kind and noble but Charlie was way too perfect and had almost no flaws at all, which makes him a character to whom is really hard to feel related because of how flawless he is

[@johnnulf624]

Maria Fernanda Isturiz Barajas That's what I like about the original Charlie: he messes up too with the fizzy lifting drinks.

[@lolleepop8720]

@@95maferisturiz whoa there, lets say that Violet kept chewin', chewin', chewin', chewin' and her mom's eyes are scary af

[@Mikkoliciouslatte]

@@95maferisturiz it's easy to have goals and plans when you are secured into money. She isn't the only one who has goals. All of us do

[@endruler8625]

Maria Fernanda Isturiz Barajas My argument for the 2005 Charlie is that no matter what, the story is still fiction, so Roald Dahl could write Charlie however he wanted, and he wrote him like that to show he was different from the other kids and why he deserved it. It’s not about him being relatable, it’s of him being the most deserving out of the five kids. And sure, he didn’t write the 2005 movie, but his wife did. She probably knew just as much as he did about the book, hence why the 2005 was closer to the book as a whole, including Charlie. ESPECIALLY Charlie

[@Karma-zp7pb]

My only remaining question: Jesus what skin care does wonka use?

[@westhgaming]

Dawn Corona he uses chocolate obviously

[@justinnorman8517]

The children

[@geandregreen1392]

Make up

[@paytonmartin5612]

Dawn Corona omfg right 😂

[@LightandDarkSavior]

The oompa loompa meal worms

[@101greekboy]

I’ve always liked this version, I don’t know why people hate on this

[@youshallnotpass3937]

Yeah it is much better than the 70s version in my opinion.

[@101greekboy]

you shall not pass it issss, I liked as well how this version stayed more true to the books

[@Φοίβη-λ6ρ]

probably because people have the nostalgia of the old one and dont like a new version of what they already think was good enough

[@101greekboy]

Voethia yea :/, it’s still sad cause I see they bring down this version of the film but I find the new version better knowing Ronald Dahl would have appreciated this version better

[@cartoonmaster2401]

@@101greekboy Even his _wife_ claimed that he'd like this version more, since the 70's version apparently pissed off Roald Dahl so much he said to never make another until after he was frickin' _dead._

[@johnrack2088]

Willie Wonka, The Narcissist: The real reason Wonka closed the factory was to make sure none of his employees ever stole from him or betrayed him ever again. Notice how the children were punished for “breaking the rules” just like his employees were fired for the secrets getting out. Willy Wonka wanted swift justice for anyone who thought they could disobey him and get away with it. When his secret chocolate recipe was leaked, everyone lost their job whether they were involved or not just to shun the idea that anyone could ever betray him again. More than anything however, Wonka wanted Charlie to learn from him. To prove this, he always made sure to warn the children before they ultimately met their fate to firstly, not seem suspicious, but mainly to show Charlie what happens to people who disobeyed his rules. He knew Charlie would resist any of the temptation the other children faced since he had so much insight into his life. So, he took it as an opportunity to prepare Charlie for the life he was about to give him. This all comes to show just how prepared Wonka was for Charlie’s arrival but also just how much like him he wanted Charlie to be. The whole reason for the Golden Tickets was to test Charlie and make sure he’d do exactly everything Wonka’s way when he gave him the factory. His way, however, consisted of obedience, privacy, and slaves, aka, the “Oompa-Loompas”. His hopes were for Charlie to continue his legacy and keep the public eye out of his chocolate factory and maintain the slave labor. He even mentions in the movie how he wanted Charlie to watch over the oompa-loompas implying he wanted Charlie to continue using them as the primary workhorse for the factory in the years to come. He was also even so hesitant to let Charlie’s family come to the factory in fear they would somehow betray him. It never crossed Charlie’s mind until the end of the movie that it was all a ploy but he was still far too innocent to understand exactly why. His innocence ultimately saved him from accepting Wonka’s terms at first; and by rejecting the initial offer, it also made Wonka “snap out of it” and realize that he wasn’t doing everything for Charlie, but for himself. However, the damage was already done and the scheme had already been played out. In the end, it didn’t matter. Wonka got exactly what HE wanted… Edit: Notice how the entire family, and house is moved into the factory at the end of the movie: Charlie accepted that if he were to run the factory, it’d be a life-sentence. So to make himself more comfortable, he wanted his family to be there too. The narrator in the movie mentions that Charlie eventually accepted Wonka’s offer; but it was to be under new terms which involved Charlie still being able to live and spend time with his family whilst running the factory at the same time. Wonka obviously agreed but, he too had terms of his own if Charlie was to keep his family in his life. The ending scene cuts to a shot of Charlie’s home inside of the chocolate factory which implies that Wonka wanted them moved inside if he were to agree to Charlie’s terms. The reason being was simply power and control. Wonka was still very keen on keeping the day-to-day operations of the factory a secret even with his new “good” personality. So to compromise with Charlie, he moved his entire family and home into the factory so that nothing could ever get out. In the ending scene, Charlie and Wonka are discussing a new product at the dinner table in front of the family. Charlie starts to go in depth about an idea Wonka had brought up and the conversation quickly ends with Wonka saying “I think you’re onto something” to prevent the conversation from going any further. He was still uncomfortable with the idea of other people hearing his ideas but could rest easily knowing they were imprisoned inside the factory. He even gives a little smirk as the final scene cuts to the shot of Charlie’s house inside the factory to show he knew he was still in control. To add to this even more… the narrator’s last words are “the Buckets lived happily ever after” in a somewhat sinister tone as the shot of the house inside the factory fades. The ending shot of the house is also out of character as it’s much darker compared to the vibrant colors shown throughout the whole movie implying a much darker tone as well.

[@bilmemki97]

Çok güzel, çok mantıklı. Özellikle o sondaki evin fabrika içinde olmasına fazla dikkat etmemiştim ama gerçekten dediğin çok mantıklı 👏👏👏✨✨✨💮

[@aperson1004]

​@@bilmemki97 niye türkce cevap verdin 😂

[@TaurusWitch29]

​@@aperson1004 maybe because that's their language? Obviously

[@chasethemaster3440]

That actually makes sense good job 👍

[@victoriavogue]

Fun Fact: Wart in spanish is verruga, which sounds like Veruca, so apart from an insult, it was also a pun!

[@noonehere4332]

vicky gracias he aprendido una nueva palabra, verruga

[@rub1a]

There is actually like some sort of wart that is called a veruca though

[@lorensofia7806]

Actually in italian it means wart!!!

[@sfb4996]

A veruca is a wart on your foot :)

[@iadscp5824]

Not only in Spanish, in Portuguese too

[@ilovecheezeits97]

This is the most intense analysis of a children’s movie I have ever seen.

[@shaynemaskall6984]

Me too!

[@MikiMannikin]

I should see some Alice in wonderland analysis! :D

[@kimreich1536]

then you haven't seen the Coraline theories! they are two hours long!

[@Delihlah]

@@kimreich1536 yes! I love those

[@wildgamer6669]

Welcome to the theoriser chanel

[@IamSnooners.]

Child: dying Oompaloompas: *So anyway, I started singing-*

[@borisborkovic8894]

Lol

[@Adomas_B]

Child: gets horribly decapitated and mutilated: Oompa loompas: showtime!

[@derp-7274]

Lol

[@misaoayakarox]

*jazz hands*

[@anniliescook6894]

Deadass😭😂

[@karma40723]

You stupid idiot it's "it's show time" not "showtime"

[@Adomas_B]

@@karma40723 Shut up, nerd

[@GaBoiGregG]

"Violet... you're turning violet" how could you leave out that quote lol

[@chenfeiyus]

"WHIPPING A COW DOES NOT MAKE WHIPPED CREAM" i snorted

[@SimpOfTheUncannyBrothers]

Lol

[@chippy2023]

Yes it does! If Donald Trump can be the president of the United states then whipped cream can be made by whipping cows!

[@greenkebun1489]

I whipped a cow and the cow made whipped dead children cow

[@SimpOfTheUncannyBrothers]

@@greenkebun1489 lol !

[@gorgelemus5227]

LOL 😁

[@maxcxzxc7131]

I had a crush with Willy Wonka as a kid, and still now.

[@ur1simp893]

same

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

He ain't bad looking I will give it that and he is also pretty genius to have planned all of it.

[@marsonsaturn]

Its Johnny Depp darling! So yeah Willy still retains a lot of his good looks

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

@@marsonsaturn facts when Johnny Depp was young like in the 90s he was an absolute babe.

[@martvinegar3431]

The one that looks like a ringleader , or the one that looks like a JoJo villain.

[@limbobilbo8743]

He said ‘I don’t need to learn your names its not important’, just think about that

[@coldwolfy3238]

Limbo Bilbo he might saw them on television or newspaper

[@lotharschmal7991]

@@coldwolfy3238 He literally adresses that in the beggining of the video

[@hamza.r286]

@The 77nerds I think u are talking about the 1971 movie

[@serenityfox8546]

So basically he's the eccentric chocolate making version of jigsaw

[@ErikAnkan73]

This hit deep!

[@lewishawkes3924]

​@@ErikAnkan73 squid games

[@TheDeadGunslinger]

fun fact about the movie. Marilyn Manson wanted to play Willy Wonka, but they didn't hire him because they thought parents wouldn't let their kids see it if he played the role. So Johnny Depp agreed to do the role, in place of his friend (Manson) and purposefully tried to at as much like Manson as he could while playing Wonka.

[@boio_thedudeman1925]

That's cool

[@insertusername4079]

Why wouldn’t they let their kids see it if he played the movie, sorry I don’t know who Manson is.

[@mybraineatseverything7404]

Personally, I think it would have been brilliant!! MM is a HUGE fan of the 1971 movie; he even has a cover of the creepy song Wonka sings in the tunnel on the boat. Manson calls it, "The Family Trip." It's on the first LP, first song.

[@mybraineatseverything7404]

@@insertusername4079 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpmuqHupbraeesU

[@shotpack8374]

That would have been cool though

[@smthingman]

Your theory on him spying on the kids is 100% right. Because when he crashed in Charlie's house, how did he know Charlie made his factory out of toothpaste caps? He was looking all over the place cause he knew Charlie made it.

[@TuckyBlue]

Nice tidbit. Can you make a captain underpants theory

[@someonewashere1100]

DarkWolf590 g

[@RaNdOmPeRsOn-ik4im]

DarkWolf590 I agree he stopped looking around after he saw it.

[@MrGrimm-td8kd]

Not to mention that if he didn't know house layout he would have maybe kill/crushed Charlie's family with glass elevator

[@sexychocolaate4890]

🤔😱

[@laurensmith988]

i’m scared. “i see you wind’n and grind’n, up on the floor” iykyk

[@jaspacat7559]

i was waiting for this khhfdsdghjjgf

[@hairanihusaini5626]

Hhhhhhhhh girl-- 😭😭😭😭

[@nighthawk5635]

stan duke for making that video😭

[@evrsincee]

He makes this sound scary

[@marktuan9593]

cuz it is

[@derp-7274]

Yeah but I like it at the same time as a kids movie it's it's Tim Burton... Cuz it is

[@penguinnub3722]

Why wouldn't it be it's Tim burton and as most know Tim Burton's movie all have a creepy factor :3

[@aleynavenus9394]

Anything directed by Tim Burton will have a creepy element to it, and that’s why I love his movies

[@EthanDillonFilms]

Not mention, after they were done with the factory and in Charlie's house, Wonka was looking around the house through cabinets. He only stops when he finds the model of the factory that Charlie made. Almost like Wonka knew Charlie had made the model and he was looking for it.

[@asf-xj6xz]

Im shook

[@phillinsogood]

Yea that was so strange lol

[@facefucker7923]

Yes exactly that makes perfect sense because why would he just be looking inside a strangers cabinets😭

[@isabellek293]

“WHiPinG a CoW doEs nOt MaKE WHipPeD CrEaM”

[@Tiggu419]

'For your information little guy A whipped cream isnt a whiped cream unless it is being whiped with whips' 😏

[@heroyukimura]

This movie surely had a dark side...After Charlie convinces Wonka to visit his father , they reach to a white snowy plain with only the doctor's building standing there. In complete isolation...It surely is strange after all those years ,that building is still there.Alone.

[@weirdofromspace2828]

heroyukimura Also that scene where Wonka’s dad says something like “you can go but when you will return I will not be there”, and when Wonka returns, his apartment is like sliced out from the building. That scene really terrified me as a kid, it felt like a nightmare. And then we see that doctor’s apartment standing alone, isolated in the snowy desert but he still manages to get newspapers. I think there’s some symbolism and deeper meaning in it. Both scenes are really surrealistic.

[@heroyukimura]

​@@weirdofromspace2828 I totally agree with you there.I think that place.The snowy desert with the single building is just a fragment of a memory that belonged to Wonka's past .His father really kept all those newspaper pages and watched him from far...But then time passed and he died.The scene where he finally meets his father is just an atonement in his mind.

[@weirdofromspace2828]

heroyukimura for me it also seems like it. Maybe the whole scene with the apartment was Wonka’s imagination before he went to Charlie to ask him once again about becoming his heir. Maybe he thought about meaning of family and went to make peace with his own past. Well, the film is far more complicated then it seems and too deep to be just a children film.

[@penguinnub3722]

It's deep but alot of Tim Burton's films are supposed to be deep :3 also I have a theory that maybe willy actually asked for the newspapers to be sent the entire time whether or not his father was still there maybe? I'm not really sure though I could be completely wrong ^^`

[@aarnimajala4968]

@@weirdofromspace2828 i was terrified by the same thing, as it was creepy when a building was just magicly like teleported out cuz it looked weird when it was just a random hole where his father was.

[@eros9735]

Willy wonka: murders 5 kids Duolingo owl: A M A T E U R

[@MarieGarrett.]

What does that mean?

[@ohohoho7056]

Marie Garrett knowyourmeme.com/memes/evil-duolingo-owl

[@LevyGajeel]

I forgott my french lessons yesterday. Now I hide under my bed.

[@sereneaddicoat-bower16]

The orignal movie yeh not this one. You see them walking out.

[@dankjust0601]

Hehe

[@IrisRiedel6]

I just realized something. Violet has the same hairstyle as Willy Wonka, Veruca has the same hair color as him, Augustus shares the same love of chocolate with him and Mike shares the trait of intelligence with him. Charlie is, in fact, the only character who doesn't bear any similarities to him, other than (loosely quoting probably) 'Candy doesn't have to have a point'. He is innocent and pure and he grew up with good parenting, which is what Willy Wonka wanted, and so he makes the best heir.

[@savagecatgt]

Then just call up Charlie. Why punish the others? He's a creep lol.

[@andrewsaldana1420]

I don’t know if you added this but while the veruca Oompa Loompa song they had a picture of verucas mom..... where did they get it unless they were spying. I agree 100% with you

[@derp-7274]

True but she is rich and famous so they could of just searched it on the internet depending on when this came out

[@griceldah449]

the derp sandwich But like...already printed out and ready to go down the chute with them? They had already known something was going to happen. 👀

[@JMTgpro]

I saw this movie as a child and I always saw it in the same way. Willy always wanted to give the factory to Charlie only that his own excentrism led him to find a way to educate him on how to run a factory. It was never about educating the parents of the other children, it was to educate Charlie. Each child is a lesson for Charlie. August was his first lesson, based on Charlie's present poverty. When someone becomes a millionaire overnight, they tend to indulge in excess 'pleasures' with excessive expenses, in this case gluttony. It was the way to teach Charlie to control the factory and focus on improving the product and not spending as much as possible. "Do not be "glutton" like August, always think before acting" With violet the lesson was more towards the management of the factory and the enthusiasm towards the product, always listen to the professionals about the safety of the products, do not run towards something only based on its brilliant theory, it is always better to be sure before taking out to the market a product. Also a lesson about diversifying products and not just focusing on chocolate. With Veruca, it's obvious. Charlie is a child and one who gets wealth, become a spoiled without criteria is very possible. Although the message is obvious, "Have gray matter" and do not let the luxuries rot you with false friends (The Veruca song is the most direct)"The more you descend on this road, you will only find false friends to accompany you in that rotten life" Mike, it's the hardest to see. More than all the kids he was the smartest, including more than Charlie and the parents when he realized Willy's game, his simple-voiced song is about how television kills creativity and belittle the humanity of the individual. But I think in the end it's a lesson about how to be a better person. Not being superb with your own talents, Mike was the most intelligent of all but without care that led him to believe that he knew better than others regardless of the experience and talents of others. That form of mentality led him to be dwarfed in a world without creativity and dull ... so dull

[@sageforasennight]

I love what you wrote...amazing! I think it adds to this video and the movie as a whole, giving it a new perspective on things.

[@StickyRice43]

Honestly, I quite like your theory much more than this video's. Even as a child, I assumed it was obvious that everything was pre-planned. The old version is my favorite movie and I've watched it countless times, yet now I can watch it in a new light with your theory in mind ^_^

[@laynecombs6500]

That seems so plausible it almost has to be true.

[@saimanda_]

Hmmm very good theory

[@princessbeaniewiggle]

Even as a kid I knew something was up. The face he makes when Mike says "I wanna pick a room" It's like "yes child, you've fallen into my trap" And the way Wonka looks at the pipe in the chocolate room and then looks at Augustus and smirks, my sisters and I were like "he planned this!" Whenever we watched it.

[@FIowerP]

I don’t know if it matters any but the Charlie in the first movie looks like he could be Willy Wonka‘s son. The Charlie in the second movie also looks like he could be Willy Wonka‘s son. Both Charlies looks so different from each other though. Both Willy Wonkas look very different from each other as well. So it’s clear that the movies aren’t following any physical feature rules. So why do both movies make it look like they are father and son?

[@riverstone9005]

I believe there was a video on the theory. Willy Wonka wanted his son (Charlie) to take over the factory but didn't want to expose himself as the father. So he set up the tour complete with traps aimed at the other children, so it would ensure that Charlie would be the winner and the heir to the Wonka fortune.

[@robin5965]

i saw another person say this but they said Wonka is Charlie but older, basically older charlie time traveled to when he was younger

[@xiav3318]

*d a d d y W o n k a 👁 👅 👁*

[@MelB868]

They don’t to me.

[@RdanglRd]

The real Charlie was originally supposed to be a African kid along with the oompa loompas.

[@madcasual1111]

I think it’s also notable that he’s wearing gloves, a common trope in film is that characters with something to hide will wear gloves

[@madcasual1111]

toni lmao

[@chrispy3021]

Really?? I never knew this.. 🤔 That's interesting!

[@emgems6667]

But then he does work in a chocolate factory so like food hygiene

[@madcasual1111]

e m i l y definitely not the type of gloves to wear with food, they’d be latex or similar. Actual fabric gloves hold germs

[@emgems6667]

@@madcasual1111 yeah i did think that lol but i suppose the oompa loompas do most of the work anyway

[@Billythachikk]

I feel like this isn't a conspiracy, it's fact. Like, when you analyse a story in English class and there's hidden meaning. I literally never questioned that the rooms were specially made for each kid.

[@robbiewalker2831]

A contrast from how MatPat does his theories; rather than accepting canon at face value, he makes up shit to diss on anyone who likes those IPs.

[@conner4991]

This just confirms my suspension more. Jeffree star is willy wonka

[@valentinamaria549]

That Will be eeepiccc

[@ashleydixon220]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fatmanvidz]

Dahvie vanity**

[@karina9750]

😂WTF

[@Loclioness]

Suspicion

[@rumple7232]

I also think he was sick. I mean why would he want to find an heir at his 30s? He probably had candida an illness you get by eating too much candy. And by too much candy i mean replacing all your meals with it wich is something i can totally see him do. Anyways, its symptoms are skin and nail fungal infections which he hides with the clothes and the gloves, hives and rushes wich account for the wig and chronic fatigue wich explain the kane

[@EverlastingHobnocker]

In the book he says he eats normal food, the scraps of which are in the garbage chute

[@phillinsogood]

I agree. I always thought he had a chronic illness and ate to much candy

[@ivorypenelope8444]

This is a great theory. Unfortunately, Wonka did have a normal diet. But, even if he had a healthy diet, he could've had allergy-induced-illnesses from the milk or sugar in the chocolate. Perhaps even diabetes. That could also explain the cane. He was struggling not to lose his toes from diabetes.

[@misc.endeavours8343]

What other meanings does _'candy'_ have?

[@ivorypenelope8444]

@@misc.endeavours8343 The cultists and Hollywood use that word as a codeword for music.

[@davidt01]

I can't believe how you turned a fictional movie based on a factional book into an actual conspiracy theory.

[@iwasDJYukey]

i have a theory... the guy who sold charlie the one with the ticket said "forging a ticket" RIGHT when charlie was opening the bar, maybe purposeful to give him some hope? he also encouraged charlie to take it, maybe making sure he gets to the factory

[@camrose306]

I can’t remember if it’s the first or second one, but the candyman switched the style of candy bar from the one Charlie usually gets, saying something along the lines of Try this one this instead..

[@hannahlarocco4699]

I argge

[@jaspr1999]

I'm sorry, but you're missing a critical point. Dahl, himself. He did his stint as an Air Commander and *Intelligence Officer* He specialized in patterns of human behavior and authored the first profiling techniques now used to find serial killers. He used these techniques in his writing to flesh out believable characters. His wife was also an expert at looking at potential motivations of behavior. While his technique of a hidden threat was laughed at, at the time it started to be used heavily in the 70's and today is required reading for forensic investigators in many countries around the world.

[@feanorofsunspear2320]

Where is the missed point?

[@artful_alicat]

Interesting if true, funny if false

[@jaspr1999]

Samurai Penguin - There are a few biographies of his life that cover the basics. The more in-depth portion of his intelligence career you can get anywhere, even on Wikipedia. Just follow the links.

[@tulips3243]

This is an awesome comment holy shit.

[@TheTheorizer]

That's really cool! Doesn't that further help my theory though?

[@melinessa_784]

In the beginning it says: " Charlie is the luckiest boy in the world, he just doesn't know it yet." Before he found the ticket, it's sure that he will. He's not one of the luckiest, he is the luckiest boy, so it's also sure that he will be Wonka's heir.

[@pyrosfolly5698]

On top of this, that Narrator is an Oompa Loompa!

[@jay_art3032]

@@pyrosfolly5698 oh my god you two are right, that was just giant foreshadowing :o

[@hannahlarocco4699]

Yes

[@kaicallewaert2059]

In the squirrel room, Wonka doesn't actually put the key in the lock when he opens the door for Veruca's father: in the shot before that, you can see the keyring hanging on the door, and in the next shot, all Wonka does is turn the key. He had the right key all along but waited to open the gate until Veruca fell in the chute. He opens the door very carefully and for some reason, it makes the entire scene so dark, I love it

[@mikeyb.4952]

The candy store owner was definitely in on it, think of the way he tells Charlie to keep it safe, as if he really wants him to have it.

[@davidgold3nrose]

Bar Bar Jinks while I think he was in on it, that scene could have easily been the store owner seeing Charlie happy and not wanting him to give that away

[@mikeyb.4952]

Danae Kelly I did think of that, and watching the scene again, it seems as if it could be either way. At first the cashier seems really surprised but when he tells him to run straight home he almost seems kind of sinister.

[@DivineXPotato]

also the cashier clearly knows him since he says his name.. odds are he knows his family is poor and wants them to have the chance to have it, so it not much real evidence to the theory just a bit of icing on the cake but still likely he was in on it.

[@HeartlessDragon25]

I love knowing Johnny depp devoted his acting to making this theory so god damn true.

[@RaNdOmPeRsOn-ik4im]

Heartless25 I started to like tim Burton and Jonny Depp after i seen Charile And The Charlie Factory.

[@chemicalflesh]

Plot twist: The Theorizer is lowkey Tim Burton behind a KZbin channel.

[@12DAMDO]

Grimmz Biohazard omg!!! that's why he'll never do a face/name reveal

[@just-a-silly-goofy-guy]

Disliked for contributing to the massive overuse of the word ‘lowkey’

[@12DAMDO]

Yee disliked for the massive overusage of the word "the"

[@jonburgess1648]

That's a funny joke!

[@Scandal262]

Wouldn't be surprised tbh

[@crystalelerson4965]

Two days ago, I watched Tim Burton's version for the first time. I've seen the 1971 film probably 25 times. Something that popped out to me and that wasn't addressed in either of the two videos is the color choice of the clothing for the Oompa-loompas. First child (Augustus) is wearing red in both the scene where he finds the ticket and when he is at the factory. For the Oompa-loompa song about him, they wore red, and we see them before we see him go into the chocolate, so we could call this part forshadowning of which child is about to be removed as well as foreknowledge by the Oompa-loompas (and thus Wonka) about what was about to happen. Next, the Oompa-loompas show up rowing a boat and wearing suits of blue that match the second child (Violet) and her mother's blue track suits. The first two suit colors track well for predicting the child to go, but the third part breaks down a bit. The Oompa-loompas who roll out Violet the Gum-smacking Blueberry are wearing black suits, which should indicate that the next while to go will be Mike, the TeeVee kid, but that's not what happens. Still, I'm going to keep going with the concept because I believe that the directors/writers intentionally changed the suits here as a red herring for new viewers. The third time something happens in film is the place where most writers/directors break the pattern they have established with the first two times (see character guessing codes). Veruca the Greedy went third, and she wears fur... like the furry squirrels who toss her into the chute. When the Oompa-loompa's show up, they are wearing yellow, which (though brighter) is close to the colors associated with Veruca. I admit that this part is a stretch and may have more to do with costuming than intended hints, but with all the other hints in the film, I doubt the color choices were accidents. That her color shows up after she goes down the chute feels like confirmation of their readiness for her to go. Next. Mike the TV finds the TV room. In it, the Oompa-loompas are wearing white suits (with some black stripes), but if you compare Mike to his father, you see that his father wears light clothes while Mike wears dark. At this point in the store, the viewers know that Mike has to be next, so we don't need the foreshadowing or warning that the red and blue suits gave us. He's the only choice left, and the predominate white color on the Oompa-loompa's let them fade into the background for the scene, where any other color on that set would have drawn attention to them before they were needed center-stage. Plus, I could see the color choice as an homage to the original scene where the major characters all wore white suits, and that Mike the TV was wearing white. Perhaps I'm putting together more than existed in the filming, but I like this hypothesis. I came up with it as I was watching this version for the first time. *Note: I have enjoyed your two theory films on these movies.

[@exnhx4730]

Im curious how you enjoyed the 2005 movie, how was it for you?

[@galacticlava1475]

This might be one of the longest comments I have ever read

[@mihaitavraciu2248]

My theory is that Mike was the original third to go , but something went wrong

[@obvjaime]

@@mihaitavraciu2248 why is that?

[@mihaitavraciu2248]

@@obvjaime honestly as you can see it has been 11 months so I don't remember

[@lara7492]

How teachers expect us to write an essay:

[@bilmemki97]

😂😂😂

[@boio_thedudeman1925]

I think the theorizer is just Mike Tee Vee trying to prove his point after years of research

[@krausfamily4491]

Dun dun DUUUUUN

[@goop5202]

HITS BLUNT the therorizer is just mike tee vee trying to prove his poin after years of research

[@megara83]

lol yea

[@Insomniacdream]

*GASP*

[@lexm.4309]

This video made me want to watch the movie again. Upon doing so I realized something that I don’t think you mentioned in the video.. when the Oompa-Loompas do their first song Wonka mentions that they hadn’t had an audience in ages.. If the Oompa-Loompas came AFTER Wonka fired all his workers, who did the perform for?!

[@Andante75]

True

[@louisg99]

Didn’t really read to much into that line , kinda figured he meant since coming to the factory they hadn’t had an audience.

[@MrSuperbeast92]

@@louisg99 My thoughts to. I assumed they danced and performed before they entered the factory.

[@HowardTheDork]

@@MrSuperbeast92 but for who? Wonka says he saved the entire race of oompa loompas.

[@MrSuperbeast92]

@@HowardTheDork He also mentioned how dangerous their homeland was. Maybe the environment was too dangerous and they didn't have enough food to continue surviving.

[@Paidnotspaid420]

“Whipping a cow does not give you whipped cream” HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT HUH???

[@megara83]

you sound like you're 5, it's because you stir milk/cream to make it, not whipping a cow.

[@esppupsnkits4560]

Megan Ezell whoosh

[@jathinkarineJazz]

@@megara83... I think it was sarcasm...

[@rushalias8511]

Hey. Whipped cream is not whip cream unless its milked with a whip. Just like how you need to mix chocolate with a waterfall to help make it light

[@cogsofstuff8198]

ESP PupsnKits it’s r/wooosh

[@comic6571]

Not to mention that the child at the centre of his plan is related to one of his old workers too

[@creepyclowness2520]

Actually.... here is the correct way of how the children represent the seven deadly sins: Violet = Pride Augustus = Gluttony Veruca = Envy (although she's MAJORLY rich) Mike = Wrath

[@asia742]

Maybe greed would fit Veruca better?

[@K4tsur4gi]

MyKoL LoKyM 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MelB868]

I feel like these kids had disorders. Like augusts had an emotional eating disorder

[@krystalharris1259]

@@MelB868 yeah because I had remembered that he said he just keeps eating and he doesn't know why

[@jnellieeightyfive7725]

Veruca-lust?

[@iiblub_hub6509]

5:59 actually, In the first scene we really get to see Willy wonka.. all off those creepy doll animatronics have burst into flames, and then later in the movie. We see a room specifically made for those burning dolls. And silly wonka remarks “It’s relatively new” which means that not only are the oompah loompas able to make rooms within days, they’re able to make them within HOURS! witch means it is 100% confirmed that Willy wonka could have just saw their headline on TV and made the oompah loompas make rooms specifically for them. (This also get’s you wondering.. since Charlie never had a headline on TV, that might be why he didn’t have a room.. could that mean that if he did.. Willy would’a Just torchered him too? Was the whole golden ticket thing just an assasination attempt on children..? Lol! Probably not.)

[@macklyon7476]

"relatively new" could also mean that it was made a few months ago. It all depends on how old the factory is. "relatively" means "somewhat", so saying something is "relatively new" just means somewhat new. Seeing how quickly the dolls burst into flames and how Wonka wasn't trusting enough in it to actually be in it, I assume that room was made alongside the dolls so they wouldn't have to waste money buying new dolls.

[@MrSuperbeast92]

@@macklyon7476 Or just that it hasn't been used since being built.

[@crusty7225]

iiBluB_HuB I don’t agree. Maybe he said that to cover it up. It can’t be just a coincidence that there are 4 brats and one angle. He must’ve planned it for a long time and how would he know if he wasn’t spying on the children

[@Cocohontas]

22 minutes of creepiness? 9pm? All alone? Let’s do this

[@danivison4365]

woah you need to calm down rascall

[@mickisei3547]

You're beautiful

[@i1uvariel]

Try doing it at 1 am B)

[@doodleoffice221]

It's 4:00 am here

[@guywearinghat]

Cocohontas omg same

[@lillythepone2994]

Fun fact: Marilyn Manson was originally considered by Tim Burton for the role of Willy Wonka

[@lavonnealexander6936]

👀👀👀that would have been interesting.

[@amybess]

Oh God

[@mr.battle20]

Johnny Depp also went on record as saying his three main inspirations for his portrayal were Michael Jackson, Howard Hughes, and Marilyn Manson (he's friends with Manson IRL).

[@justhangingoutfornow]

I'm so glad Johnny got the role. He is brillant!

[@trishareddy2570]

Are we gonna talk about how Wonka just randomly has a picture of Mrs. Salt

[@TheTheorizer]

😂😂😂 omg yes you’re legit right, why on earth would he ACTUALLY have it unless he planned it!

[@panicatthediscoismylifesoi2216]

IKR I WAS SO WAITING FOR IT XD

[@Fae_van]

JAMES COOK AND BUGSHOT he was giving her that snickers bar if you know what i mean... Hehe

[@panicatthediscoismylifesoi2216]

candy ghost Oh my gosh........ Maybe with some Gushers too....?

[@Fae_van]

YourEveryDayEmo damn we so dirty

[@Hunter-pf8qp]

You should do more Tim Burton movies, like Beetlejuice with something like who made the handbook, or Corpse Bride and how is Emily able to talk to dead and alive animals? (Dead dog, live spider) Or even Nightmare Before Christmas with the never ending question where is Halloween town? Is it on earth or another in another demension?? Like the possibilities are endless!!!!

[@peperika7845]

Beetlejuice beetlejuice beetlejuice

[@elijahthurlow7203]

I mean it's not like Charlie would be hard to spy on he has a hole in his damn roof directly above his bed.

[@linebosman3466]

It’s literally named CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY that literally describes the idea willy wonka had in his head

[@ssjup81]

The films should switch titles. Movie 1 seemed to focus on Charlie while the new on focused, imo, way too much on Wonka

[@saklee1777]

ssjup81 but tim burton wanted to make the movie more like the book so he named it after the book. ronald dahl’s book is actually called charlie and the chocolate factory.

[@ssjup81]

@@saklee1777 I know. Just pointing out the irony of the titles. Original focused on Charlie, the remake focused on Wonka.

[@Cxpiidaz]

Wonka says: "don't push my button! " The kids does and Wonka is pleased of it bc it was he's plan

[@andrealayne4964]

Spell check ain't ur friend homeboy.

[@christalcavanaugh]

andrea layne I don’t think English is her first language. Spell check can only do so much.

[@FXIRYBXTCH]

andrea layne Do you speak more than one language?

[@alessandralopez6821]

Astrid Mystery why am I doing the exact same thing omg

[@Loclioness]

andrea layne literally an additional s no typos smh try again

[@muuars8965]

Ngl I feel like Wonka and Alice in wonderland would be friends

[@xalciaqx9026]

Thanks

[@laurentater9474]

Funny because Johnny played the mad hatter and him and Alice were actually friends

[@imsocringeandidocringestuf7301]

@@laurentater9474 yeah Johnny Depp played Mad Hatter and Wonka So this comment is true

[@avabusch9978]

Mike is a brat, but he knew what was going on the whole time. Like he knew Wonka was spying on him.

[@PancakemonsterFO4]

Dexter Elizabeth that’s why he was pissed everytime Mike found a discrepancy in his factory. I still don’t get why he jumped in the „teleporter“

[@avabusch9978]

Brainbot Jezebel I think it was because he wanted to prove to Wonka that he was better than him.

[@PancakemonsterFO4]

Dexter Elizabeth better in what? Being a test subject? They shouldn’t have make him smart to begin with or change the punishment to something more modern like video games because he obsesses more over them then actually watching violent movies like in the original. Man, they even kept the lyrics who say that too much tv make you stupid, wich is clearly the opposite with Mike. His actual character flaws are him being smartly and arrogant but nah, better stick to the book now after modernizing the character for the audience.

[@avabusch9978]

Brainbot Jezebel good point

[@archerwarren4984]

Dexter Elizabeth You really shouldn't mumble, because I can't hear a word you're saying?

[@nicodemusedwards6931]

0:48 Old Tim Burton looks like the evolution of Nicholas Cage

[@jonburgess1648]

He actually kinda does look like a older Nicholas Cage.

[@mss.nthng13]

Nicholas Edwards Tim Burton, Marilyn Manson, and Nicholas Cage are all the same person lol

[@almagarza4001]

Toni Paramo DUN DUN DUUUUUUUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aamnak6342]

Toni Paramo Conspiracy theory ! Lmaooo

[@jannalorette6980]

are you kidding? the first Willy Wonka, Gene Wilder looks like Nicholas Cages alter ego

[@gemgem6121]

My theory, Willy Wonka is actually Charlie's real dad...he wanted his son to be humble and kind, to think of others. His own relationship with his father was horrible and he didn't want to recreate it with his own son. So he let him live in poverty to build his imagination and make him a good person....

[@sonnyspawn4435]

Gem Gem very good interpretation,I likes how you think!!!very SMART!!

[@questworldiangreenknight7455]

I have a weird theory. What if Willy Wonka made Charlie? Like what if Charlie is a clone. Think about it. Willy could literally make food pop out of a TV! So he could literally create almost anything! But that’s just a theory... A Wonka theory

[@gemgem6121]

@@questworldiangreenknight7455 could be man, matches my theory almost. And I'm all for it lol

[@megara83]

interesting thought but I don't think they're related :/

[@moonlitm3285]

Lmfao what a shit theory.

[@mariemartinez4154]

You are so right, he literally said we only light the incinerator on Tuesdays and then proceeded to say WEEKS worth of garbage is there to break their fall tf

[@oliviabrown842]

when i watched the 1971 version growing up the orange oompa loopmas always (and still kinda) terrified me. idk why?? they’re just super creepy.

[@parisjej]

Olivia Brown That Tunnel Ride took me the fuck out lol I could handle the Oompa Loompas

[@asmr_baby111]

Omg same!!!

[@mindym.2443]

same!!!

[@HackJax]

I’m a millennial and still managed to watch the 1971 version I don’t remember being scared though

[@maelhendrixson3508]

Ngl when I watched this movie there was a menacing and mysterious vibe coming off of depps WW, the way he walks talks smiles and shit it's creepy and uncomfortable but it's kinda cool too.

[@exnhx4730]

Yeah its like creepy and wacky but for some reason i really really enjoy it tbh

[@DewitNow]

If no one else is saying it, then i will... The Oompa Loompas are all clones. Change my mind.

[@beautifulllb9493]

Well that’s obvious

[@DragonFreaktheGreat]

If I remember correctly, the IRL actors of the Oompa Loompas was also like one person

[@jbbarr229]

No shit SHERLOCK

[@amybess]

It was All played by Deep Roy

[@megara83]

CLEARLY

[@dynawesome]

I always thought it was strange how he interrupts Mike Tevee, and I'm glad someone put it all together.

[@raigencaziere4087]

I'd like to propose that Wonka wasn't only teaching the kids and parents a lesson, but the entire world. Charlie was the only one who wasn't on TV because there was nothing to learn from him. All four of the kids and their parents blatantly displayed their personality flaws on the news. The whole world was following the golden ticket story, so millions were watching the rude children on TV. Then at the end of the movie when the kids are walking out of the factory, the reporters and cameras are there again. Once again, Charlie isn't on camera. The entire world saw not only the kids' actions, but the eventual consequences. So Wonka A. Inconspicuously got his dream heir B. Taught the kids and their parents a lesson C. Displayed the kids as an example/warning to the entire world.

[@cuddleslikespie]

That makes actually tons of sense. If this was shown on media during any time period, people would be furious, closing down the factory quick.But since there was a lesson to it and how nobody got hurt, they accepted it and learned something as well. Makes me curious to think in the original maybe Wonka gave the factory to Charlie to avoid legal troubles. That would be a funny theory to make on April Fools.

[@gustoguy6238]

The only people that Wonka actually goes out of his way to greet is Mike and Charlie. I have a feeling that Wonka was worried that Mike’s cleverness might beat his plan…

[@rgreed20081]

The grandfather whom went to the chocolate factory with Charlie had once work for Wonka. Wonka had been able to identified the grandfather as one of his trusted employees. Willy Wonka had been able to noticed how poor Charlie and his family were. So as a favor to one of his ex-employees, Willy Wonka had decided to choose Charlie as his heir. Of course, Willy Wonka had to test Charlie like the other kids. In the movie, Wonka had forgotten the importance of having a family. I am barely able to remember that the book had a different ending. Willy Wonka had travel back to Charlie's home to pick up his parents and his other grandparents.

[@artsyryder]

I'm never gonna see this movie the same way again

[@laylascookie6841]

Same

[@Satan666Official]

Homestuckkkkkkk

[@00AgentKrabie]

I was just about to comment that, get out of my head. Or look at Willy Wonka the same way ever again. His last name isn't wonka for nutting. It's a new hour,kooko, kooko.

[@thealextrifier]

Even I knew there was something suspicious with the burton version ever since Charlie asked about Augustus’s Oompa Loompa song. I wonder if Tim burton would react to watching this video saying ‘yep that makes sense.’

[@RaNdOmPeRsOn-ik4im]

MrWiiAlex Tim berton needs to react to his coraline and the Charlie and the chocolate movie.

[@almagarza4001]

He would say " HOW DID THIS MAN FIND OUT MY SECRET!? "

[@calebheinis965]

also think about mike's song, how was it that all the tv oompa loompa's were singing, how does tv work, prerecorded broadcasts, (and doubtful that they were live broadcasts). thinking about it like this makes it even more certain.

[@kristinamandathimas1860]

@@almagarza4001 k understood a lot of this. only cause my aunt knew a lot about books and movies and all these kind of conspiracy theories so I have huge knowledge if all this. I love. Me a good story like this. and she grew me up. on all this I've always been a huge bookworm as a result of. I enjoy Roald Dahl and also love Matilda. I have also enjoyed the Harry Potter series Lord of the Rings and all different kinds of classics fairy tales and all different kinds of books. I love her for instilling this kind of knowledge in me. considering how there are so many theories nowdays about things I learned at the young age of 6/7

[@kathall6375]

RaNdOm PeRsOn Tim Breton had nothing to do with coraline

[@phillise1]

Since Mike was a bright kid, wouldn't he figure out it's all a conspiracy?

[@iwoulddatemyself5149]

He did shown through the movie and with his comments that he knew this was planned

[@eoo1497]

I also think that mike was already aware!, but his disobedience was what stopped him from reaching the end, I guess his addiction was stronger (?

[@suzemingyue9115]

He did get suspicious at first, but he didn't think it all through.

[@vickramsingh5814]

@@eoo1497 wonka was to smart. Taking him to boring rooms pushing him more to crack to find a room he likes. Also wonka made the tv room boring to let him officially loose it and not make it to the end. Cause if you give him what he likes he stops questoning you and fall into the trap.

[@saimanda_]

Tbh how many of us watch conspiracies and others dont believe and we continue to act on it? I believe same thing happened here to Mike. He is a gamer. So his mind is not completely focus on solving no conspiracies but rather the fun.

[@SammyWatsit]

I mean Wonka has hundreds of these extremely tiny people working in his factory that all seem to be exact replicas of each other. It shows that he found them in an unknown and unexplored land that the entire world has no knowledge of?

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Just curious, because its just a statement without a cause. No hate or attitude.. .Where you getting at? What are you trying to say with this statement? What's the purpose of the statement?

[@SammyWatsit]

@@moxiemaxie3543 honestly bro I don't even know 😭 I just can't wrap my head around how this seemingly ordinary man who started a chocolate factory has knowledge of a completely unknown civilisation with an entire undocumented humanoid species populating it, yet hasn't shown or told anyone but instead is using them as workers for his chocolate factory. I don't even know what my own point is lol but it's creeping me out

[@georgemurdock7670]

Pretty sure he cloned them and didn’t discover them like he told the kids

[@beinghygge]

@@georgemurdock7670 I think so too, I mean Mike's dad teaches geography and he mentions he has never heard about a place like that and Willy Wonka just tries to shut him up with if you knew you would know wht a horrible country it was. It is likely as you said he cloned them and that he was just tryin to convince everyone they are 'real' humans. Like a completely fictional land thing doesnt really fit in cause in those scenes it seemed like he was prepared for all the giant creatures(as perfect as an imagination could be) - like he had the sword and all that. Idk its just what I personally think.

[@Lgx-ie4if]

They are from Kurdistan

[@tay7366]

Or did Charlie’s mum have a bit of wonka and Charlie’s his secret son? 😂

[@swoosh7212]

😂

[@katesdollroom1]

I thought that too😂😂😂😂🤣

[@dejaporter7338]

😭

[@Heyitslaurennnn]

Fr Charlie looks so much like Wonka

[@pothead789]

Oop-

[@ColinCartoons]

Willy Wonka is The Man Behind The Slaughter because he has purple eyes

[@GamingMoose21]

Wonka got them clout goggles 😂

[@stevethechipstealer7235]

GamingMoose21 f

[@teamkabab2770]

“But the nuts... that’s a perfect fate for both her and her father.” Lol 😂

[@pixery_goanimations]

Lol

[@andrealayne4964]

Sounds like ur a nut.I got a nut cracker if u need help

[@andrealayne4964]

I've got fizzy lifting drinks.I call them YETI

[@ColinCartoons]

“As the smart mike knows it’s planned” Also Mike: *Gets himself killed*

[@likemike23100]

Never noticed how creepy wonka was when I was younger

[@ashleyrodriguez1883]

I actually liked him

[@melonymelon1357]

Yeah I know, I thought he was fun and cool and happy and I really liked him, but now rewatching it, it's so creepy and horrible, like these kids are being like basically tortured and he just smiles and says 'lets move on then' like if that was me id be so scared and not touch anything or ask to leave, and technically Augustus gloop wasn't in the _wrong_ exactly, I mean he did say you could eat whatever you wanted and obviously the chocolate river is what I'd be most interested in but yeah I suppose most people wouldn't start stuffing it in their faces but still. It's creepy how he just stands there like nothing is happening. I can't believe I found him fun and cool when I was a kid. Okay I've written like an essay on this, sorry

[@ashleyrodriguez1883]

@@melonymelon1357 Bravo, well done

[@homosexuaI]

I actually kinda related to him when it was the scenes with him and his dad, I felt bad for him and stuff, but he just always seemed kinda off in the scenes of him as an adult when I watched it.

[@lilithsangrouber804]

I almost had a heart attack when the picture of wonkas father popped up on screen. I have been playing unreal pt for two weeks and some of the hallways at the end are lit with red lights. Bloody hell

[@thesleepyspino3899]

19:34 slight problem, earlier Wonka mentions that some Oompa Loompa's tried the gum and turned into "blueberries", so wonka would have installed the pipe already for the Oompa Loompa taste testers, figuring an oompa would be around the size of a kid. Also, Wonka would have had the "Blueberry Chemical" ready but he wanted to test the gum's flavor on oompas so that Violet wouldn't spit out the gum, which helps explain why the taste testers would be needed and the pipe installed.

[@burnthehousedown]

OMG this makes so much sense AAAAAA

[@boowatson63]

But the Oompa Loompa are even smaller than children, perhaps he could have compared the size of them and then make a bigger machine for Violet

[@Shelly-uc5er]

Hair products? Finding a heir ? Is he losing his hair ? Is he dying? So many questions

[@Headhuncho__]

Shelly0619 once he takes off the hat he got a big old bald spot

[@Headhuncho__]

Can yall please go subscribe

[@Aa-ti5fk]

Malik Peavie no

[@mikazvis6231]

Shelly0619 underrated comment

[@you_should_put_milk_before5359]

Who Else Agrees That Tim Burton Can REALLY Make Interesting Movies?

[@ciera5235]

My dad has been saying this theory and the other theory for years.. I thought he was crazy! Thank God he wasn't by himself. Now after watching the other video- I also believe the theory

[@tonythetony8438]

Ah, I love your slightly crazy persona... I hope it's a persona

[@mostar1219]

Tony The Tony even if it wasn't a persona, it makes him sound more human than the robotic voice he used in his older videos

[@12DAMDO]

Tony The Tony i saw his gameplay videos... the robot part is a persona but the crazy part might be real tho...

[@slowcookerhomeplanet]

Tony The Tony its actually a shadow

[@PolyBiBadger]

Monique Star he had the robotic voice because he didn’t have a good microphone back then

[@12DAMDO]

Bellatrix Silverly he still has a robotic voice... come on and try to put autotune on his voice... you won't hear the difference cus he's talking monotone... like a robot... theorilluminati confirmed

[@sickofseeingjustsomeguywit8168]

I didnt know this was a conspiracy theory. The fact that the rooms were designed for the children always felt obvious.

[@MegaCandy1234]

Johnny Depp did the role well 1 like=1 piece of sense slapped into Veruca

[@Nothing_to_see807]

Raychiel Lopez that’s child abuse

[@exosproudmamabear558]

@@Nothing_to_see807 Just slap her after she grew up then

[@Nothing_to_see807]

@@exosproudmamabear558 that's assault

[@exosproudmamabear558]

@@Nothing_to_see807 Darling did you heard of language called "English" or a word called "Sarcasm"? Like slaping sense of someone isn't actually slapping and a random person who tell you to slap a movie character do not mean it. Grow up some senses or do I need to slap into you too?

[@Nothing_to_see807]

Darling did you heard of language called "English" or a thing called "Joking"? Like saying something that is figurative and pretending to take it literally isn't actually being illiterate like you, who can't spell slapping, and a random person who tell you to grow up over a joke that wasn't even immature trying to condescend the reader because they try to trick themselves into believing that they're better than that person. Just stop. If you can't take a joke, you need to get off the internet, sweetie. You see? I just did the same thing you tried to do. Maybe you'll see how dumb it is/You are someday. But for now you need a dose of reality and to stop acting better than everyone. You were way out of line and i can report you for physically threatening me, idiot

[@Zzzk23]

Personally I feel like the rooms were there before the kids, he just took them to the ones he knew they’d fail in.

[@ThatWeirdoTyler]

In most of my recent nightmares, Willy Wonka with his goggles has been “the main antagonist”. In the first one we were in a white void, with a glass pane on a pedestal in the center, on the other side of the glass he was staring at me, smiling, he had very sharp teeth. Ever since, it has ruined my view on the movie, making me feel very uncomfortable. The second I was at a wizard omg school, and on the last day i go to the library to get books to study over the summer, the librarian grabs a book, then dies. I ran out of the school scared, and I see Willy wonka following me, we had a conversation, and that’s all I remember.

[@ywoisug8845]

Trippy ngl

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

that's so weird

[@Boiscooby0]

I have no idea why.

[@FniaFanam]

My friend 3am man would love to make some art out of the first story:)

[@ThatWeirdoTyler]

@@FniaFanam go ahead I guess

[@babycatslps3972]

One think I noticed when Willy was first introduced was that he was wearing the goggles from the TV room. Maybe he was in there making sure everyone was in position and he had to make it to the front to let everyone in and forgot to take them off.

[@soul-od8ug]

sometimes i wonder if it's a drug trip from Charlie's grandfather

[@ariamarshh]

a bit emo oh yay, an emo, hii i love mcr lol