Watching CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY For The FIRST Time! JUSTICE For JOHNNY With Chocolate!

[@bramijdema759]

VERY late, but Violet keeps chewing as a coping mechanism, when she realises she turns blue, she not only keeps on chewing, but actually chews HARDER. It’s actually a really cool detail.

[@Anna-B]

As a kid, I had no idea that this was Johnny. It’s still impossible to tell!

[@MoviesinDepth]

Right?? He embodied this one

[@irvinalexanderflores]

Same everytime someone mentioned Johnny Depp in this movie I was like where the heck is he?? That was some excellent acting

[@jacobmichard1229]

Yeah, same! he's unrecognizable!

[@Zorroa570]

Same. I hadn't seen it many times, so I didn't see the cover or the credits to know. It is a little hard to recognize him in it, just because how well he played the role.

[@B-Dad]

It should have been Michael Jackson. Then it would be a true horror film 😱😱😱😜🤷🏾‍♂️

[@krystalcanfield3553]

I love both versions of this movie, but Tim Burton and Johnny Depp made it more creative and modern. Hope you got your chocolate.

[@xxmension04xx47]

and catchy

[@applejayz1987]

And apparently more book accurate

[@palomaroggeri8680]

A fun fact: there's almost no CGI in this movie, Tim burton wanted to do almost everything practically. Most of the sets were fully built, 80% of those squirrels were actually real trained squirrels even the one that kicked veruca into the hole.

[@chloecrook9602]

not to mention Deep Roy (who played the oompa loompas) was actually not copy and pasted, he had to act out every single one of his shots over and over

[@jackbluehq6653]

Ummm no, there's clearly tons of cgi used Granted the squirrels were indeed real, but alot of the areas are obviously not real

[@palomaroggeri8680]

@@jackbluehq6653 search the behind the scenes on it, almost nothing is CGI. The chocolate waterfall is real, the entre garden is real, the room with the nuts is real, the chocolate palace that melts is real. Really the only thing I can think of that is 100% CGI is the glass elevator sequence.

[@NotBuddy0]

​@palomaroggeri8680 And the boat scene, the boat itself was practical but they were behind a green/blue screen doing all that

[@michaelkowal3230]

Pretty sure it was Veruca's father who was kicked down the trash chute by a single squirrel after his daughter, Veruca herself was carried and basically thrown down the chute by a whole group of squirrels

[@victoriac4317]

“I love grapes.” Best line in the whole movie🤣

[@MoviesinDepth]

FACTS

[@georgiawin97]

And "I think there's someone at the dooooor" as they come crashing through the roof! 🤣🤣🤣

[@shyfoxfeatherhere6446]

@@georgiawin97 dont forget "Dragonflies"

[@dgirl786]

I had no idea that Wonka chocolate bars were an actual thing. You learn something new everyday. 🙂

[@MoviesinDepth]

♥️♥️♥️

[@vpossible35]

But they were discontinued in January 2010 due to poor sales.

[@artistanthony1007]

Hastings had them, think Blockbuster too.

[@artistanthony1007]

@@vpossible35 Odd, I constantly bought them as a kid and teen while also tasted amaaaazing, I actually want another.

[@MattTOB618]

One of the main reasons the 1971 version was even made in the first place was to promote the Wonka candy.

[@cowciumchloride5702]

Why yes, there was a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory theme park ride, based on Roald Dahl's works, at Alton Towers. By the way, the movie was released in theaters in 2005. Also, the 2005 movie is not supposed to be based off of the Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971), it is supposed to be based off the original Roald Dahl book. In fact, if the 2005 film seems strange compared to the 1971 film, chances are that it is because the 2005 film follows much more closely with the book.

[@kiraalldredge48]

I grew up on the Gene Wilder Willy Wonka, so teenage me was determined to hate this movie when it came out. As I've gotten older and less moody, I can really appreciate this movie for what it is. For a remake it is really really good.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Yes. My thoughts exactly

[@scottvgamer1163]

The thing is, it’s not a remake. The hate it gets usually comes from people thinking it’s a remake of the first movie, where in reality it’s specifically just another adaptation of the book, a much more faithful one at that.

[@kiraalldredge48]

@@scottvgamer1163 I meant remake in the loosest sense of the word. I've actually read the book and can really appreciate how much care Burton and the team behind this film took to keep it accurate.

[@saklee1777]

Yep. It’s gotta be if it’s Tim Burton’s and has Johnny depp in it with Danny elfman’s music

[@Otisboy121]

I just grew up with both as a child and teen. I’m now 24 and I still enjoy both adaptations. Even the crossover with Tom and Jerry.

[@arianaking2310]

This literally shaped a generation, like the quintessential gen z comfort movie.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Facts

[@CarrieF90]

Okay, but I love how absolutely crazed Wonka looks when he's being caught staring at the parents or when he says "to the incinerator". I love how weird and almost murdery he is. I'm like yes, more chaos. Also, the way Mike's dad watches the card fly by when Wonka tosses it. I love this movie.

[@sneanas3996]

I like this movie so much. When Johnny and Tim come together for a movie, you know it will be weird, amazing... and all of it

[@MoviesinDepth]

All of the above and I love every second of it

[@sneanas3996]

@@MoviesinDepth 👏👏👏

[@Anika0308]

Seriously, if Johnny Depp and Tim Burton are working together, expect a fantastic movie! (bonus if Helena Bonham Carter is in there)

[@psychotigck]

cool fact, the oompa loompa actor was not copy and pasted, he acted and performed every scene, which makes it very impressive

[@shyfoxfeatherhere6446]

2:37 The Irony! that's EXCATLY how its supposed to be too! and the fact that you CALLED out that detail made me so happy for no reason.

[@BeeKee404]

I absolutely love this movie! Gene Wilder's version is also a classic and amazing but I honestly love Depp's portrayal so much more cause he really looks like he's having a blast and he is honestly so much more whimsical and hilarious! Also from what people have said, it's more true to the book than Wilder's version.

[@MoviesinDepth]

I had no idea on the accuracy to the book, but that’s amazing!!

[@SuddenReal]

@@MoviesinDepth Oh yes, the squirrel scene is taken from the book. They changed that for the movie because, aside from the logistics, it was deemed too dark for a kids movie. In fact, a lot of Dahl's work is pretty dark, and whenever he was critisized for it, he'd reply that they should spend some time with kids, because they love that stuff.

[@agenttheater5]

all 3 (book, movie and movie) are different experiences, and I have a blast with all of them

[@videohistory722]

Cinematography note here: the further they get inside the factory, the colors drain away. Do with that what you will. It's not just Wonka that's getting washed out, the factory is too. He just made a huge technological invention, and there's no joy in it other than for advertising candy.

[@memyselfandi7782]

Apparently, this movie is more accurate to the book than the earlier movie

[@nancyomalley6286]

Yes, today *IS* Tuesday! 🤣🤣🤣

[@MoviesinDepth]

😂😂😂

[@jireh1638]

I love this and the original but this adds a weirdness that I find so interesting. Thank you for watching. P.s. this movie increased my fear of squirrels.

[@MoviesinDepth]

I can’t blame you, I definitely fall in the bad but category😂

[@theheatherknox]

@@MoviesinDepth bad but or bad nut…? 🤔

[@cree_VI]

Burton and Depp... weird is very normal 😂 my favorite combo

[@mercilesschara5753]

one thing you need to remember about being offered 50 dollars or 500, this is set in a MUCH older time where that 50 or 500 would be like being offered tens of thousands or more.

[@AliSakurai]

This movie introduced me to Johnny Depp, I fell in love with him. Still in love with him. I was so glad he won his case.

[@bryanrogoff9192]

Fun fact, Wonka actually knew what was gonna happened and he knew that Charlie was gonna win from the beginning, actually he gave away the tickets to those specific kids on purpose just to teach the parents a lesson.

[@bryanrogoff9192]

If you pay attention the movie gives you small and hidden clues about it.

[@234daydreamer]

I would've thought that Wonka knew what was gonna happen, because each kid was broadcasted on TV, so he would know what each kid was like and what their bad habits were, which would lead to their downfall.

[@Spindler2007]

Actually, there was a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ride here in the UK at the Alton Towers theme park. It ran from 2006 to 2015 and was a good ride during it's run before it sadly closed. The ride's theming was more on the book rather than the movies and it had a nice smell of chocolate when entering the factory in the queue line. The ride had two segments, the first segment was a boat ride through the factory showing scenes of what happens to the kids and the second segment is a ride in the glass elevator where you stand in a big room which had screens on all sides and on the ceiling and the floor shakes and moves about to give the simulation of moving through the factory. I still miss that ride as it was a great addition to Alton Towers. Shame it had to go.

[@jazzphotos]

A lot of my friends think it's weird that I like this more than the '70s musical... Aside from Gene Wilder's performance, it's a lot more fun and weird. And can we talk about all of the amazing, hilarious one-liners from Johnny Depp. I love quoting this movie.

[@videohistory722]

This whole scene of reconciling with Wonkas father is based off when Tim Burton visited his dying mom and found out she made a scrapbook of all his movie reviews.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Whaaaaat. That’s so beautiful and sad at the same time.

[@coatsorkeys]

It was actually that she had framed posters of his movies, not a scrapbook of reviews. But still lovely nonetheless.

[@hermeticallysealed1]

In many ways this version was closer to the book (even though both movies deviate in parts). The song lyrics are actually taken straight from it (excepting the puppet welcome, which was an addition).

[@MoviesinDepth]

That’s cool!

[@Courdorygirl]

was coming to make this comment! While I do love the Wilder version, I find this one to be more of the dark absurdity that Dahl wrote in his books.

[@lightefilit]

We don't have Wonka chocolate in my country, so I never knew it was a real product. But when I was living in Canada, I received Wonka candies and chocolate on Halloween... To say I was the happiest person ever that day would be an understatement :D

[@MoviesinDepth]

That’s amazing

[@ianp1986]

There was a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ride at Alton Towers in England. You were in the glass elevator which had screens on all sides and went on a tour of the factory

[@ethancoolbro18gamer86]

My favorite movie of all time! This film is *WAY* better than Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. It's more accurate to the original 1964 book by Roald Dahl. This movie is actually not a remake like most people say and think. It's just another adaptation of the book.

[@brandonspain12345]

Further proof is that Tim Burton had to hire a writer who never saw the original movie and was told to not watch it and just read the book instead because that's how much Burton loved the book. That's dedication right there.

[@ethancoolbro18gamer86]

@@brandonspain12345 exactly

[@Jack-sf9zo]

This is a late comment but there was a charlie and the chocolate factory ride at the alton towers theme park in england, it was based on the book but it let you ride the boat through the factory then the great glass elevator, its since been replaced but it was a fun little ride

[@dcemerald70]

I love both film versions of this story. I saw the original film in my younger days and saw this when it came out in theaters. This version is more faithful to the book; even the songs in this film are in the book. I did love that we got an origin backstory for him that explains his antisocial skills with the adults. When Willy looked for an heir, he thought he would find a good and honest child who had parents or a family that didn’t appreciate him like how he felt rejected by his father. It took Charlie choosing the love for his family over the factory to show Willy Wonka that he would never be satisfied with his achievements until he reconciled with his father. You can even see that despite Wonka’s father’s opinion about his career choice, he still loved him and was proud how he did succeed by his own hard work. Also that he too wanted to reconcile with Willy and just needed the opportunity. 🍫🎩

[@a.g.demada5263]

I read on another reaction that the scene with all the newspapers is inspired by a moment between Tim Burton and his mother.

[@queenofhearts1002]

this it the movie that i grew up with i watched this movie 50 about times

[@videohistory722]

Say what you want about the Oompa Loompa flashback, but it's here for two very good reasons. 1. It shows Wonka wasn't making it up and did not in fact kidnap them like people assumed the original did. 2. Also, it shows he was there for another reason, and found them by chance.

[@harveygeorge02]

There was a charlie and the chocolate factory ride at alton towers in england which closed very recently

[@serenitytoepper]

You know the boy who played as Charlie I loved when he acted in the movie called Two Brothers. Such a great movie please check it out sometime.

[@seghuolog2957]

The face Johnny makes when he falls in 😭😂 I love Johnny

[@MoviesinDepth]

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[@starrkitty1]

Lol, love your reactions 😆 when this came out I saw it with my best friend and to this day we still say “Good morning star shine, the earth says hello!” to each other all the time. The older version is one of my favorite movies of all time (nostalgia, much?) but this version IS closer to the book and is so fun and well done. Also, love me some Johnny boy!

[@MoviesinDepth]

Yesss Johnny boy for the win

[@TweeterTheElf]

Besides the father subplot, this movie follows the book closer. Love both movies to death

[@scottvgamer1163]

And I think the father subplot makes it better. It expands upon the existing plot it’s based off of without ruining it in my opinion.

[@robbyosborne9708]

I can't tell you how many nightmares I had of that giant wasp that chased Wonka in Loompaland

[@livinglifedifferent1989]

As a natural red head myself (accept in the summer when I dye it) we already have greys in our hair and when we get old our hair will go white.

[@Nayvie224]

Where I live there used to be a Charlie and the Chocolate factory ride it’s now a Dungeons but you went on a boat through the factory then on the glass elevators it was a key part of my childhood I went on it at least 50 times growing up

[@entertainmentlife430]

The gene wilder movie is an iconic classic and at the end of the day you can't beat that. BUT THIS is SOOO GOOD! Such a fun,dark take on willy wonka. Great reaction.

[@MoviesinDepth]

♥️♥️♥️

[@pinkiichi]

It may be but I can't bring myself to watch it knowing how the people behind it treated Roald Dahl. They completely pushed him out of the writing and changed many aspects of his story. Roald wouldn't let anyone else adapt the story while he was alive because of it.

[@entertainmentlife430]

@@pinkiichi i didnt know that

[@shyfoxfeatherhere6446]

@@pinkiichi that and the whole movie only exists to be one big ad for the Quaker Oats company. And it really hurts when you know how passionate Roald is about his books.

[@jjminn95]

It was horrible

[@Phoenixonfire21]

You should continue the rest of the Pirates of the caribbean films. They are defintly some of the best films by Johnny Depp.

[@UnexpectedCake]

As a kid I didnt know the chocolate was real. While i sat and ate wonka candy.. lol i only recently within the last few years found out. Still havnt had one.

[@pinkiichi]

I keep seeing praise for the older movie but I can't bring myself to watch it after finding out how the people behind Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory treated Roald Dahl. They only made the movie for marketing and pushed him out of the writing and changed it to match the style of movies that was popular at the time. They upset Roald Dahl so much he wouldn't let anyone else adapt Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, while he was alive, and became so much more strict with who he let adapt his books. I don't care how much of "classic" Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is, I'm never going to give it a chance knowing this. Edit: Fixed typos

[@MasterPages941]

There used to be a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ride at a theme park in the UK, unfortunately it’s not there anymore

[@SinfulBlood666]

Unfortunately as much as I wish I could have had chocolate Wonka bars, I never seen them sold in my area and so never got to buy any. Despite the urge of really wanting to have a Wonka bar, I just had to subside with Cadbury chocolate instead. Awesome commentary!

[@videohistory722]

The flashback factory is such a stark contrast to the factory we saw in the beginning. It looks so happy and hopeful. In the beginning it looked dark and secretive. It's practically screaming that something went horribly wrong.

[@videohistory722]

Something else I never knew there was an explanation for: Violet's clothes don't rip because they're soaked with blueberry juice and are affected by it.

[@shortybarnesyanik]

Gobstoppers are one of my favorite candies!!

[@braidij7598]

There was a charlie and the chocolate factory ride at alton towers (mainly being a boat tour around the factory, with a ride on the elevator as well) but it closed a while ago for the dungeons instead

[@jswatch9270]

Fact: the production of this movie were shot in pinewood studios in London where Tim Burton's Batman (1989) took place. Another thing is that the chocolate room in this movie took place in James Bond soundstage.

[@adv.withjerryandadrianna]

Veruca is like Umbridge in Harry Potter. Umbridge: O-W-L Owls. Veruca- V-E-R-U-C-A Veruca

[@MollyandLuna36]

Veruca is better though. #ihateumbridge

[@SassySmall1]

Both versions have their highlights, but the original movie really didn't show the other kids coming back out. So I suppose depending on how you want to look at it can be a good or bad thing. I definitely love the humor of the original as its more like my own. I hope we see more of Johnny Depp now his name is cleared! He still has so much talent and joy to bring to people!

[@MoviesinDepth]

Facts on Facts on Facts

[@GuriStargin]

Fun fact! The actor who does the umpa lumpas was not just replicated, he actually filmed in all the different spots and then they put all those shots together, it looks replicated in the first song because he was really precise with the coreography so everybody is doing the same thing at the same time lol

[@shyfoxfeatherhere6446]

Roy and Philip were DEFININITLY troupers! Roy with the absurd amount of takes and choreography he had to learn. and Philip with having to 1. learn to swim 2. learn English/or at least his lines, get use to the fat suit. In all the actors were amazing and deserve recognition.

[@heartqueen2002]

I first read the book in 4th grade and my library teacher announced we are going to watch the tim Burton movie after we finished the book but when we were in the third to last chapter i moved to a new town and a new school and funny enough they just finished the book and were starting the movie on my first day of that school i was thrilled more then ever

[@kathleenromani9429]

Johnny Depp winning that court case is the most satisfying thing of 2022 so far

[@MoviesinDepth]

Facts

[@mariannerivera2961]

Fun fact: the first room (candy room), all objects except the chocolate river (it was made out of chemics and fake chocolate) were edible. The candy came from a UK bake shop called "Choccy Woccy Doodah". After the premiere, they sold some of the sweets and became more popular since then. Greetings from Mexico.

[@inyuji]

when he saw Veruca "this little b*** is going to drive me up the wall." I wonder if he's seen the original Gend Wilder film, cuz Veruca back then REALLY made me annoyed and I was a kid.

[@YukoValis]

yeah that TV teleporter would be the greatest invention of all time. All you need to do is make the TV huge. 1: transportation. 2: huge TV would multiply your resources. 3: giantess fetish fuel.

[@kameahdorsey]

I can’t believe you’ve never watched this!!!!! This is the one thing I cannot forgive!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣JUSTICE FOR JOHNNY DEPP!✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@MoviesinDepth]

I FIXED IT NOW😂

[@videohistory722]

Also, apparently I never realized Verucas fate is supposed to be ironic. She exploited nut workers to get what she wanted in the beginning, tried to do the same thing here, and it backfired.

[@nicc7638]

11:20 its not a remake of the first movie its the second adaptation of the book

[@vicentehizon6202]

2:14 Actually, there is a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-themed log flume ride. It's at the Alton Towers in Staffordshire, England. You get to ride on a replica of Wonka's candy boat, seeing the story unfold s you ride down the river, and it ends with you getting a joyride on the Great Glass Elevator. But what's interesting about it is that the design is based off illustrator Quentin Blake's artstyle.

[@zombiboy2004]

I always loved Helena bonham Carter and Tim Burton and johnny depp Helena did really great for her acting

[@videohistory722]

A version where everyone survives, and the parents are stuck with the results of their parenting style. Augustus: mom didn't stop him from overeating. Veruca: dad wound up in the garbage because of him spoiling her. Violet: blue because her mom pushed her to pit herself above the others. Mike: let technology be his son's only babysitter, and never stopped him.

[@gamemaster2819]

It's funny you said that line about Mike should be on a basketball team. Willy said the same thing in the book

[@DuckyBlossom]

One time when I was in elementary school we had a willy wonka party and our teachers put golden tickets on our chocolates and I won the golden ticket and got a prize from the principal 😅😊

[@vallajoie828]

The grandma: " there's someone at the door", the guy: " no shit"😂😂😂👌👍

[@AngeryCrow]

There's no Wonka bar here in Thailand, I have to ask my uncle in Tokyo, Japan. Asking him to bought me one, he can only get 5 bars and it was so...marvelous.

[@KingsBard]

1:44 GlassReflection gave us a word for this: Stufective

[@videohistory722]

Sad to see how despite how crushing it is to hear Charlie say they should sell the ticket. You can see they're already accepting it as the truth. They're so close to starving, and literally can't afford to think they can survive on chocolate alone. Now remember, grandpa George has been the voice of reason up to this point. He knew in all likelihood this would never happen. And now that it is, he's all on board. It's like the song from Hunchback, "Out There." Just one day of the best there is to take with you for the rest of your life.

[@videohistory722]

Notice how he gave Violet every opportunity to back out? He knows exactly what's going to happen, but he still really doesn't want to see it happen again.

[@videohistory722]

According to people who suffer from flashbacks, Wonka is actually a realistic depiction. In general, the film does an awesome job depicting mental health accurately.

[@bluelagoon1980]

Deep Roy played all the Oompa Loompas. They aren't replicating him in the song and dance sequences, they really recorded him over and over. If you've seen The Neverending Story, he played the man on the racing snail.

[@videohistory722]

Say what you want about them playing the dementia trope for laughs, but according to people with family members who have dementia, they all learned to treasure every moment of clarity like it's the last one. Like Charlie's doing here.

[@memyselfandi7782]

Wait... Wonka chocolate bars are a real thing?!

[@MoviesinDepth]

Used to be, till about 2010!

[@memyselfandi7782]

@@MoviesinDepth Dang. Was it good? Anything different than regular chocolate bars?

[@tararocksong5085]

Sad. When I was younger when the movie came out, they were Nerds, Laffy Taffy and Sweet Tarts based from Willy Wonka and that was a lot of fun. Now when I look at those three candies today, they don’t have the Wonka label anymore.

[@videohistory722]

7:25 Showing the realistic collateral damage something like a golden ticket hunt would cause on people like Charlie's dad.

[@hannahm6497]

There was a ride at Alton Towers the UK it was split into the boat ride scene and the great glass elevator scene but it’s closed now :(

[@videohistory722]

3:49 I always said, "Why didn't he just have it made out of never melting ice cream?"

[@MoviesinDepth]

YES

[@videohistory722]

The bucket house is actually the reason the movie got the green light from Roald Dahl's widow. Why? It's based off of Dahl's famous writing shed. It's common knowledge that Dahl hated the original, so naturally she was protective of any future adaptations. But when she saw the house, and found out they'd designed the Bucket house like that on purpose? That sold the deal for her.

[@spiderfingers86]

Based on the book written by Roald Dahl and directed by Tim Burton starring Freddie Highmore as Charlie Bucket as a poor boy who discovers a elusive golden ticket thus inviting him into chocolate factory

[@henrik971]

I like that..... He know Tim Burton directed this.... And didn't know Helena Carter wan here too XD

[@JoshuaAmos]

19:19 "what if this entire time Wonka knew that all this was gonna happen" yes actually XD. He planned the entire thing. Even down to where the tickets would be sent to.

[@FreckledFantasy666]

Now hold on. As a Canadian, YALL GOT ACTUAL WONKA BARS DOWN THERE????

[@triple7marc]

We did. They didn't last long.

[@MonAhgasInsomniAroELF]

i love both movies so much, i don't think i could choose a favorite. i think both gene and johnny did an awesome job as wonka. i do love the humor in this film a lot, so many quotable lines! plus freddie highmore is definitely my preferred charlie over the kid in the first one. but both movies are iconic imo!

[@MoviesinDepth]

Yesss

[@queenofhearts1002]

fyi this was made in 2005 and it was a masterpiece

[@DemonicGoddess]

10 famious comments before disaster. "i seen the last one this one cant be that different."

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The set design for all the rooms in the factory (the chocolate room, for example) were enough to make me lose my shit as a kid

[@MoviesinDepth]

YES

[@BatmanFan76]

2:10 -2:14 Actually, yes. There was a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ride. I’m not even kidding, they had one at Alton Towers resort. Look it up.

[@videohistory722]

Got to give it up for who ever was in charge of casting. It's like this Augustus leaped right off the pages of the book. Some fun facts about the guy that played him: he's actually wearing a fat suit, actually does speak German, and didn't speak a word of English when he was cast.

[@TheLovelyVocal]

As amazing as Gene Wilder was in the other film, I have to admit this one was closer to the tone of the original book.

[@mattthesilent777RED]

The GREATEST film EVER

[@math9172]

I'm litteraly on a CatCF reaction streak, and I was appalled that there was so little of it... So I'm so glad you did one ! I personnaly love the movie, the "weirdness" is clearly not a weakness IMO.

[@MoviesinDepth]

AGREED

[@nickia726]

“Hold up… does this little turd muffin have eyebrows?”😂😂😂

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I never realized it was Johnny as a kid until now. That shows my talent. He and Tim are such a great duo.

[@MoviesinDepth]

Fantastic duo

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

@@MoviesinDepth PS: I meant to say “that shows my boy’s talent”

[@LeannahW]

One of my favorite things I've heard about this movie is that Deep Roy, the guy who played the Oompa Loompas in this version had to film each song 165 times

[@UGUNII]

6:59 parent trap The little girl who likes gum is from bridge to tarabitha

[@queenofhearts1002]

the best part of this movie is your commetrrary u are funny as f

[@Bri_Games]

I remember when i first saw this movie it gave me nightmares when some of the kids started to get picked off one by one with the ways they choose for them to go. Basically, it made me think that that stuff would happen to me. My mum had to keep telling me that it wouldn't. This is my first time in years seeing this movie it is really good. Love your videos! I always smile and laugh when watching your videos.

[@artistanthony1007]

Umm you're aware they got out in this right? Original doesn't show it.

[@tararocksong5085]

Indeed. But in the book, Augustus went from a fat boy to a boy as skinny as a pole from all that squeezing in the pipe and Mike was stretched 50 feet high with really long toes.

[@GHOSTAgent007]

I mean tbf I was traumatised by the burning puppets when I first saw them as a child.