willy wonka original psychedelic boat trip

[@AKA_Maple]

I heard that the actors didn't know what gene wilder was doing and there reactions were genuine as they thought he was actually going insane

[@8bit2013cc]

I heard that the actors weren't aware of the boat ride at all because they wanted realistic reactions for the scene.

[@azvagelsky603]

Jacob Horn I did something like this once at church. I got kicked out.

[@bobjeff3943]

@@8bit2013cc that's not possible that's not how you shoot a movie they didn't know he was going to start singing that much and start going that insane

[@glennpatnaude558]

Genuine? They were calling him Wonka and the little girl was calling the guy daddy... Hardly genuine

[@CharlotteErcoli]

please elaborate @@azvagelsky603

[@xIegionx]

Candy is a hell of a drug.

[@aa72on]

Amazing how Chappelle and Rick James have affected culture. Thank you Charlie Murphy.

[@xIegionx]

aa72on Rick James really.

[@aa72on]

...

[@xIegionx]

aa72on ;]

[@oofhehe1769]

seal1 ha lol

[@malcasablanca]

Now let's all agree to never be creative again. SLUMP

[@sucktitles]

Green is not a creative color

[@mjwhiteglove2723]

Agreed. Your witness, Counselor...

[@thesammyb8846]

LOL

[@PatBoundChannel]

This video is creepy DON'T HUG ME I'M SCARED!

[@missconstruct6968]

🖤

[@charronfilms]

Imagine a pilot singing this on a com during a flight.

[@bigfudge121]

fuck that 💀

[@RagnarokMic]

Shit would get real at "STOP! THE BOAT!"

[@evanwilson2465]

Have you noticed the chicken getting beheaded? Because I did.

[@trevor.c2112]

+Evan Wilson where?

[@evanwilson2465]

VaporTrails2112 In the background.

[@b_dockk]

I wasn't scared of this as a kid, but at 26 years old, I'm absolutely terrified.

[@deadoralivefan12]

I'd like to add that this movie is from the '70s, and back then people got scared more easily. We live in a generation exposed to blood and death all over TV, so this doesn't seem so scary. I find it funny that you weren't scared as a kid though lol. I'm 19 and I watched this as a little kid I think I had a nightmare. Not scary now though.

[@HORSESNDOGS9]

Dude me too! I guess when we're little sometimes we just go "what the...." But as adults we are more mature and we get it

[@lgnlint]

Come on now, don't exaggerate so transparently. You aren't "terrified" - you aren't even frightened in the least. You're possibly slightly unnerved at the most.

[@SillyCreatureSally]

You must not have noticed the decapitated chicken then

[@Revriley1]

Gene Wilder was brilliant as Willy Wonka. The lighting and the passengers feelings just added to this awesome scene. And the end of this scene was so perfect. The sound stops, and the screen goes black. Then, "We're here." SO much better then the recent one.

[@ericsperry2481]

"Yes strange Charlie, but it's fun!" Grandpa Joe handles a bad acid trip well. Until Gene Wilder starts doing his thing.

[@Lugamo94]

Rated G for General Audiences.

[@endergeek236]

Yes! Yes it was! Wtf?!!

[@tadstrange1465]

Kids weren't wussies in the 70s

[@chaoticjuju7]

Tad Strange truest comment I've read all week 💯

[@tormentedangel667]

Tad Strange im a wussie then

[@laurent1144]

Have you even seen Airplane? Full frontal nudity. Rated PG

[@scorchx3000]

I love it when Wonka starts singing and Salt laughs nervously and says "He's singing"

[@SillyCreatureSally]

He broke the 4th wall

[@iqofatomatoplant]

There's no earthly way of knowing which direction we are going There's no knowing where we're rowing Or which way the river's flowing Is it raining, is it snowing Is a hurricane a blowing My favourite scene in the whole movie

[@weird4productions]

+name.exe It would be funny if you were an airline pilot and did the same thing into the intercom.

[@rockerseven]

+weird4productions i would pay good money to see the faces of the passengers lol

[@elilpz7023]

damm lmfao im laughing so hard i wanna be a pilot now just for that

[@hostofsoulslol]

Trustin Judeau this was a track from a Marilyn Manson album too

[@lu9077]

@@hostofsoulslol this why I love the internet I just listened to that and I’m 23 after a legacy✅

[@michaelstuhlman1903]

RIP you beautiful Maniac.

[@bingothebestboi]

"There's no earthly way of knowing... which direction we are going..." I love it how he knows he's scaring the crap out of them, and does it anyways for his pure entertainment. And his song/poem thing that he sings/says is priceless.

[@wakingup2010]

RIP Gene, thanks for the laughs.

[@philippinesball5058]

He contributed one of the Internet's best memes as well. (Condescending Wonka). Gene Wilder will be missed :(

[@JoyStar]

And the nightmare fuel, thanks for that too.

[@daverumbear7668]

The chocolate river contained high traces of LSD giving the children and their guardians the wildest trip of their boring lives. lol

[@LeoBarrand]

I need this chocolate

[@daverumbear7668]

+Brandon Barrand same

[@Yuuchichan01]

+dave rumbear But the only one who actually drank from it was the German kid.

[@daverumbear7668]

+RockCandy07 You are right. My comment was not meant to be taken serious though.

[@Yuuchichan01]

dave rumbear Please point out where it was that I took your comment seriously.

[@Bu33ab3]

Willy Wonka is one of the biggest troll ever! First, he's like; "Hey, kids come to my chocolate factory and eat how much candy you want. ...Then he forces them into his nightmare tunnel...

[@kingjohnnyviii]

That's called being a sex offender.

[@firepuppies4086]

+Rotten Pterodactyl ya see, there is a reason the snozzberries have their scent

[@ssjb4raditz130]

Bubba trueee

[@tommybakes5972]

Willy Wonka: let's go into the tunnel *jumpscares* Kids: AHHHHHHHHHH! Parents: this isn't funny Wonka! Willy Wonka: :D

[@frubufan011]

fun fact only gene wilder knew what was going on

[@KentuckyWallChicken]

toxic clown The girl who played Violet actually thought Gene Wilder snapped XD

[@ilovecakecanihaveapiece]

@@KentuckyWallChicken yeah now shes dead

[@danielwilliamson6180]

The director wanted to get a genuine reaction from the other cast members.

[@bindgagger]

Actually he didn’t. He was possessed by a demon.

[@lu9077]

@@bindgagger right and when I die the devil made me do everything buddy grow in wisdom Jesus send Demond’s to pigs and they drowned themselves because.... they pigs? Jesus ? Or the Demons? Here’s a token of history Marilyn Manson sampled this same song humming it wonder why ? Maybe he too was possessed

[@MegaAwesomeExtreme]

It's like they're rowing to hell...

[@HORSESNDOGS9]

Grand Supreme you could say they are

[@pickering86]

I love that Roald Dahl himself wrote the script for the movie. Even though he wasn't 100% happy with it I think the effort shows, especially in scenes like that. His dark edge becomes obvious. But that's what kids love. Parents hate but kids love.

[@nextdouga]

2001: A Chocolate Factory

[@misanthropicblackchick6092]

Lol!!!

[@Kacpa2]

+Deadly Cat Squadron Sorry Charlie, i think i cant do that...

[@screamingtrees9619]

Deadly Cat Squadron lmfao!!

[@eternallastname9384]

RIP the legend. He had such a wonderful twinkle in his eyes that really made this film magical. This scene reminded me a bit of Kaufman.

[@GeloGalvez]

You know you're a good actor when your able to scare the shit out of your Co-Actors by simply acring insane xD

[@odinson99m]

"Heh-heh, he's singing." My All-Time favorite Wonka scene because it's so f'n Metal. \m/ .. \m/

[@RichardX1]

Apparently the other actors didn't know what Mr. Wilder would be doing in this scene, so that nervousness might have been quite genuine.

[@lgnlint]

I find it hard to believe that they didn't know what he'd be doing in the scene, as that would mean they didn't read either the script or the source material for the movie that they're acting in.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

the best and original Willy Wonka I think, this movie was so much fun as a child, this scene gave the film a hard left turn haha, RIP GENE WILDER

[@RukudoSage69]

I remember first watching this when I was a kid. I laughed at the images, but when Wonka started singing..and chanting, it freaked me out a little lmao.

[@BlaiddDrwg2009]

I heard that the kids had no idea what exactly would happen in the scene, so they were genuinely terrified XD

[@firepuppies4086]

everyone but Gene

[@ZyliceLiddell]

Of course they’d be terrified on Gene. He’s a creeper!

[@catosertonius4243]

I love how he basically improvised this shit.

[@robertbrunello]

RIP GENE

[@WhovianEm]

What's crazy is only Gene Wilder knew what to expect from this part, but the others did not, all they knew was what their lines were and nothing else, so their reactions were absolutely genuine, thus making this scene an even better classic

[@MMYUMMYGaming]

I love the scream he does.

[@dragonwarriorz1]

Best part of the whole damn movie.

[@itscrumbelivable]

dragonwarriorz1 WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

[@csthundercat]

It's always reminded me of Ben Kanobi's when he scares the sand ppl away...

[@itscrumbelivable]

csthundercat That wasn't Ben. That was the sandpeople

[@csthundercat]

Pokemario Fan No, child. That was Obi Wan imitating the call of a hunting krayt dragon.

[@xXxDarkPhantomxXx1]

and this is why you don't steal Wonka's secrets

[@boofdfast]

Very creepiest part of the whole movie... Willy Wonka probably meant the rowers were on the River Styx, the river of the Underworld, Hell, which he mentioned in the song.

[@eileen8511]

R. I .P. Gene Wilder!!!!

[@johnmousseau3189]

duuuude... it's very easy but there are multiple interpretations to this scene; most popular being wtf? but the strong moral implications of the film sugest that after exploring heaven (candy room) the sinners are shown an image of hell in order to mend their ways (much like dante's inferno). the poem was simply stating rather ironically that we don't know if we're going to heaven or hell but we can still change our lives to be more "saintly" like Charlie. I'm not even Christian and i got this! c'mon guys! allegory and stuff!

[@hellfire6028]

I believe the poem, written by Dahl himself, was completely improvised by Gene Wilder in this scene.

[@johnmousseau3189]

made it all the more significant! Movies used to pry for the "authentic" taste much more often and great actors have become a dying breed. Have you ever watched Jaws? I really like Jaws! Hey I know! I'm going to go watch Jaws!

[@hellfire6028]

John Mousseau Ah yes, the famous "You're gonna need a bigger boat" line was improvised as well!

[@Gedas_Ke]

you know what really gave me the chills when I first saw this scene? the fact that after they arrive nobody seems to be really shaken up by the boat ride and act like nothing really fucking terrifying had just happened.

[@Geekkid124]

I'd love to see Mark Hamill's Joker sing this to a bunch of people he has trapped on a boat. Would be terrifying and funny all at once.

[@LikaaSumBoodee]

i bet wonka put acid in the candy they all ate

[@mayo8029]

"candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker" but after saying that, acid is prasad.

[@DirectorDevilDog]

Fun fact: All the other actors in this scene were actually terrified of Gene Wilder's performance. They thought he was genuinely going mad from the tunnel scene and their faces and shock are completely genuine.

[@74ryanwolf]

source

[@nymphicide]

holy shit!

[@robintakami5843]

+MisterMackey his monologue is done in a close-up shot. thus requiring the camera to be right in front of him, with the other actors' reactions being recorded separately.

[@misanthropy8329]

They also didn't know that this scene would be shot in a tunnel. They knew the script but not were it would be shot. And they hadn't even met Gene Wilder until they started filming the movie.

[@jasonv4985]

+MisterMackey Yes--I read that----I also read Genes lines were improvised---and thats what made it all the more scary

[@xX_Skraith_Xx]

Somebody's on a sick trip, if you catch my drift.

[@YourRump]

Far too vague. Can you elaborate?

[@killercorncob1995]

thats like saying "lets go have sex, if you know what i mean ;)"

[@xX_Skraith_Xx]

killercorncob1995 You'd be surprised, my friend.

[@KarrieDreammind5]

Once you start, there's no turning back... all night long!

[@Jordacar]

This is clearly Wonka's favorite part of the tour.

[@codyharris5603]

1:42 he scares the shit out of that lady it's awesome

[@Keldeox]

A Big-lipped alligator moment!!

[@Powerranger-le4up]

RIP Gene Wilder. Boy were you a great actor in that scene.

[@boofdfast]

Gene Wilder is the BEST and ONLY Willy Wonka... Love, Johnny Depp, one of my fave actors, but his Wonka looked like a drag queen and was annoying. He's great as Jack Sparrow. Lol

[@TheKingOfN0thing]

RiP Gene Wilder! Thank you for your inspiration!

[@ani624]

Now Charlie has to take over the factory 💔

[@HORSESNDOGS9]

oh man... i never thought of it like that :(

[@LogoMan7777]

@@HORSESNDOGS9 At least now he knows what he has to do.

[@tommybakes5972]

And his first order of business is to make that darn tunnel less scary for his visitors (or more scary depending how he wants to be)

[@jacksonwilloughby7625]

This Traumatized me as a kid. Anyone else?

[@daisyquarles9777]

+jackson willoughby This was one of my favorite scenes as a child lol

[@mfanta]

+jackson willoughby me

[@Yuuchichan01]

+jackson willoughby Not me, it amused me greatly. Still does to tell the truth lol

[@Adonnizzz]

It actually scared the actors on set fun fact.

[@MikeJ2023]

The thing is they're not really on a boat Wanka put a bunch of LSD in the candy that they all ate.

[@krisherman4862]

Man Gene Wilders performance was excellent

[@Mr-Tibbster]

"They are certainly not showing... any signs that they are slowing!!! Arrrugggggghhhhhhh!!!!

[@smoothskinnnn]

This scene used to scare the shit out of me when I was little XD

[@anxiousbalrog]

THEY DECAPITATED A CHICKEN

[@anxiousbalrog]

And yes I eat chicken, but think about it...this is from a conservative era and they showed kids a chicken being killed

[@JoyStar]

I admit that even though this scene scared the crap out of me when I first watched it, I never knew it was a chicken until I saw the comments on these vids. XD

[@nightmarefoxy5994]

+JoyStar I am secretly at that scene eating the chicken using an invisibility potion.

[@anxiousbalrog]

Nightmare Foxy good on you boy

[@Mungle84884]

+VonBroccolighast People weren't pussies back then. That wouldn't really have bothered anyone. Kids who grew up on a farm would have seen it just about every day. Kids could even carry knives to school back then and that's how they sharpened their pencils.

[@JamesGames101]

Portrait of an american family

[@AngrySackBoy]

Aren't you dark and brooding.

[@JamesGames101]

Cameron Newman yup

[@ItsMeRuffles]

Yaaaas

[@APimpNamedSlickack]

2edgy

[@TheSamuraiElf]

I'm 14 and this is deep.

[@TheNucaKola]

I watched this movie a lot when I was a kid and surprisingly this part never scared me.

[@MultiSuperguy101]

same

[@missworld4420]

Same now it's my favorite song!

[@LeoBarrand]

Think the intention is to intrigue. To make someone wonder to question what was the intention of this scene. I heard this scene was improvised. But considering the film's moral was to chase meaningful and worth while dreams. I thought this scene in particular conveyed the message of life's uncertainties on the path to those dreams.

[@aneterabryant9505]

Me too Iys very scared me I just crazy like that

[@InkyVogue]

for me it was violet 😂 as a small child I was terrified to eat gum after that. surprisingly this scene didn't bother me 🤔 maybe it's because there's just so much going on it's hard to pay attention to everything all at once

[@anigodess]

Daddy, I do NOT want a boat like this.

[@crystaldee7185]

Clarissa R I do

[@MonsterMike42]

I don't know what's worse. The fact that my sister thinks this would be lots of fun, or the fact that I agree with her. We both admit this is our favorite part.

[@66flamer]

one of the best scenes in a movie. amazing.

[@MrIveyIsBonkers]

"I dunno, but I don't like that tunnel up there. Hey Wonka, I want off!" Sam Beauregarde, it's like you're a psychic. Beside that, anyone ever wondered how Augustus and his mother would've reacted if he didn't get sucked up that tube?

[@grusinskayas]

What is everyone talking about?? This isn't scary! This is cool!

[@cirquettes]

Exactly!

[@DaveYognaut]

my favourite scene of the whole movie. the original is so much better than the 2005 movie

[@66flamer]

thank you gene wilder. willy wonka is one of the best movie-poems ever written.

[@nintendawesome]

fun fact: that little song poem thing that wonka did was completely improvised and the concerned looks on the passengers faces are their real reactions to it.

[@Trex10100]

1:52 Willy should've turned into a skeleton

[@saintgeaser9064]

+Trex10100 Regular Show?

[@N8veJay]

+Zander Gallegos why did regular show have that?

[@saintgeaser9064]

Jayson Blackhair they reference a lot of movies

[@shizuwolf]

He's sure to turn into one now

[@sidranova677]

Savage af. I think that's to soon.

[@EliteShadowLeo]

Pendulum - through the loop Trust me on this one.

[@Legendofmudkip]

They took the silly song from the book and turned it into a horrific horror movie song

[@spike3585]

I love how this scene comes out of nowhere and then is never mentioned again.

[@SatansYardsale]

As a kid this scene used to scare this shit out of me but I never once fast forwarded it. "Yes it's strange Charlie but it's fun."

[@crzysteve159]

Haha Wonka was the ultimate troll. Scaring the shit out of everyone for shits and giggles.

[@SacredDaturaa]

Personally I think he was just genuinely kind of insane.

[@TheMericanMerc]

The mitochondria is the power house of the cell

[@JoCoBrony]

I think this is one of the reasons why I was scared to watch this when I was younger.

[@JoCoBrony]

***** Not to you, but to a 4-year old like I was when I saw this, yes.

[@JoCoBrony]

***** 10 is different from 4.

[@swedsteve93]

The tuck n roll that his character enters with and this song is what pops in my head when I think of Willy Wonka.

[@wiilover07]

R.I.P Gene/Willy Wonka.

[@dusterdude238]

would have been a great Disneyland Ride!

[@roganchapman5700]

2:08 lol Gene's "HEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH" gets me everytime

[@theradiatorisonfire7768]

Lmfao agreed

[@islespatrick]

I remember being freaked out when I watched this as a kid. Christ, this scene is so fucked...

[@midnightsdawn13]

It's okay. Everyone who wasn't Gene Wilder was just as freaked out as you. Nobody told them that Wonka was going to flash crazy scenery at them and recite sicko poetry to them.

[@nssteampunk4865]

It didn't freak me out too much but I was like "woah that is one insane ride!!!:

[@Alicia96]

The way Veruca's father repeated back "rowing" while nervously grinning and nodding his head, is exactly the perfect response to a hostage situation. 😅 Just go along with it for as long as it takes to get out... 😢

[@Distortion0]

Willy Wonka is definitely bat-shit insane. It's what makes him such a fun character.

[@guitarlover7986]

Sounds like a Jim Morrison poem

[@nickfriend9677]

HAHAHA

[@MrScud1999]

That's just what I was going to comment! I wonder if the writers took any inspiration from him.

[@GilthFrubble]

The stupidity hurts me so. Prelude by Marilyn Manson came out in 1994, the book in which this song was first written was published in 1964.

[@Powerranger-le4up]

Marilyn Manson's version will never be as good as Gene Wilder's version especially since Manson's music is horrible.

[@orlahanwell6498]

No they didn't take any inspiration from him. If anything it was the other way around. This was written in 1964 - two years before The Doors ever had a hit record.

[@deathtopg8003]

"That's it, Charlie. We've seen enough"

[@dialed-ingaming8128]

+Death to PG lol, HISHE?

[@deathtopg8003]

Dialed-in Gaming XD yes

[@Grogritark]

Pendulum are secretly in the background recording for Through the Loop.

[@inukirby992]

Grogritark rob swire would've been the ripe old age of negative eleven.

[@TheParanormalist0601]

This scene is pure insanity! This was also one of the scenes that made me wonder if Willy Wonka was just some ego and he uses children as ingredients for his chocolate.

[@verycoolpersonguy]

I've always loved this scene. It's so eerie and creepy. I love it!

[@prowlandsasuke]

No wonder I'm so fucked up

[@prowlandsasuke]

I have a feeling they weren't even moving and were there the hole time

[@adamsims8726]

RIP Gene Wilder.

[@witchywoman2008]

This was my favourite film when I was a kid but this scene scared the crap out of me haha!

[@Supdude.]

The greatest Gene Wilder moment ever

[@cheesynachoman4]

At Around 2:10 If You Listen Closely Someone Says "Shut The F*** Up"

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

I don't hear it...and I wonder if you're just trying to make me listen to his high scream over and over

[@cheesynachoman4]

its there just listen in the background you'll here it

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

Okay I hear it now. Or at least what sounds like it

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

***** Brother Pat-riot, I knew you'd come. You shall not oppose the display of the great and wonderful Broken Matt. You shall only revel in the glory of the messenger of the gods

[@DillonMeyer]

It's someone saying "Mister Wonka!" under all the other noise, and screaming.

[@desertoasistx]

What a great series this would make................You mean Dr Who?

[@internet_creature]

He said great

[@PhirePhlame]

I wonder how Depp's Wonka would have delivered this?

[@tailsmileslover]

When Mr Salt says "Hang on, where are we going?" with a confused face, I crack up!

[@sugarrae-kc]

What a fucking brilliant mind Gene had to do the creepy singing! You'll be missed, Mr. Wilder!

[@princequestlove7641]

There's no earthly way of knowing, Which direction imma going, It ain't raining, It aint snowing, So the danger most be growing, I'm the greasly reaper mowing, Yeah the danger must be growing

[@Laconic913]

Among the Things Which Scarred my Childhood, this scene is up there. Also represented are Bambi's mother getting shot, Ole Yeller getting put down, the wolf in the Neverending Story, and Michael Bay.

[@mjwhiteglove2723]

What about Mufasa's murder?

[@Laconic913]

Jaylene Hake Nah. Pretty standard Disney tragedy. Bambi was so shocking and unexpected. Just *BAM* "...Mother?"

[@euskalherria6770]

Not to mention, the music leading up to Bambi's mother's death. It's so creepy and foreboding. It almost sounds like the Jaws theme. The music always freaked me out more than her actual death.

[@jeffcrowtherjr.7861]

This scene reminds me of the song "Horse Latitudes" by The Doors.

[@Bizarronumber4]

I first saw Wonka when I was 12 (I remember my teacher reading it to me when I was 6). This sequence I thought was pretty strange when I first saw it. Now I can see why many people consider this a cult movie.

[@jadiejade92]

This was my favorite part of the movie lmao

[@bloodtalon4evr013]

Was... Was there any point to this being in the movie?

[@ciffle123]

Utes to ensue nightmares

[@bloodtalon4evr013]

It worked.

[@66flamer]

every point. this scene is the thesis of the whole movie.

[@ciffle123]

agreed

[@washai6331]

I heard that it showed everyone's fears

[@andreszayas5119]

In the tunnel I saw some kind of bug, an unconscious guy with a centipede crawling on his face, an eye, a chicken getting its head cut off, Slugworth, and some kind of lizard eating something

[@SplitGoose]

What happened to childrens films lol

[@lensaprastowo]

What was the purpose of this scene being in the movie?

[@rachieraindrop1682]

This was my favorite scene 😍❤️

[@robster7777777]

I never saw this as a child. Don't know if it was cut out on my VHS version, or if my parents skipped it, but at the age of 7, I'm pretty damn glad they did.