Willy Wonka, We are the Music-Makers, We are the Dreamers of Dreams

[@synthoelectro]

Nothing else tops the original, the movie is a masterpiece of uniqueness.

[@bompresents13]

Almark first film is void of meaning. That’s why the second was filmed. Roald dahls wife wanted the movie remake because the original movie failed to portray dahls true message of the film. Second takes the cake in my eyes for these reasons

[@synthoelectro]

@@bompresents13 5 yrs ago I wrote that and forgot :D Oh, I see thanks.

[@bompresents13]

Almark just saw how old the comment was 😂 hope this brought back the reminiscence

[@synthoelectro]

@@bompresents13 yep :D

[@roccop3760]

Daniel King it’s called being accurate to the book. Who came up with the little freaks shown in the first movie? The Oompa Loompas in the second movie were real people just like it was intended.

[@MikeMcCuen]

The most eloquent "FUCK YOU" ever committed to film, and words to live by. RIP Gene Wilder.

[@Klarpimier]

“SHUT UP AND LICK MY FUCKING WALL”

[@Gypsyblood777]

Something about them all tongueing the wall made me deeply uncomfortable lol especially the grandpa's tongue

[@mantarayblissjewelry9379]

Gypsyblood777 🤣

[@tpbfangirl]

Now that you mention it about his tongue I see what you mean 😂😂😕😬

[@tammieveentjes7281]

😂😂

[@ingrid5944]

Lololololololololol omg nooooooooooo

[@ephphatha230]

Tongue deep sweet chariot.

[@PackerBronco]

“We are the music-makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams. World-losers and world-forsakers, Upon whom the pale moon gleams; Yet we are the movers and shakers, Of the world forever, it seems.” - Arthur O’Shaughnessy, Poems of Arthur O’Shaughnessy

[@sayanghosh6996]

With wonderful deathless ditties We build up the world's great cities. And out of a fabulous story We fashion an empire's glory; One man with a dream, at pleasure, Shall go forth and conquer a crown; And three with a new song's measure Can trample an empire down, We, in the ages lying In the buried past of the earth Built Nineveh with our sighing, And Babel itself with our mirth; And o'erthrew them with prophesying To the old of the new world's worth; For each age is a dream that is dying, Or one that is coming to birth.

[@anthonybarr7430]

PackerBronco dude thank you for that

[@ADJackD]

You mean O Shag-henesiy

[@salamidoezstuff]

[@verkaforever]

Thanks I had never heard that poem before. I got all the other literary references in the movie.

[@ProjectDelta1]

The lines come from "The Ode" a poem from Arthur O'Shaughnessy. The poem itself is driven by the hope of inspiration. Artists who build upon the future from their dreams and fantasy worlds. In other words don't let anyone tell you something doesn't exist if you wish it. If you can dream it you can achieve it. Its a life lesson more than anything.

[@CharlesMoss091]

*applause*

[@SuperFastEddies]

Thanks. I was about to ask of the context behind that line.

[@sylvestergharold7265]

WHY are we here? Just to suffer...

[@njceltic88]

It is poetic brilliance beyond compare. (Just my humble opinion)

[@1600-i6p]

I take it as a Wonka putting the bratty little girl in her place. I think in the context of the scene it's actually a very stern meaning. He's not trying to inspire her but remind her that he has created his own world and scolding her for her childish dismissal of what she had no part in making. The poem itself talks about the power of artists to topple empires with their creations by lighting in the hearts of new generations the inspiration to create their own future.

[@SkyePie]

Gene Wilder, one of the all-time greatest actors and Willy Wonka is one of his all-time greatest works.

[@jeeedel2491]

Donny Pie ..Except that he didnt create it, he’s an actor? Brilliant performance though

[@PacoCotero1221]

im late as balls but the pfp reminds me of Number 456

[@EyeLean5280]

Agreed, on both counts!

[@EyeLean5280]

@@jeeedel2491 Except that he did. Director Mel Stuart gave Wilder the latitude to interpret the part according to his own vision.

[@beng1603]

“Two naughty, nasty little children gone. Three good, sweet little children left.” It’s like the tour had suddenly become a reality show where the misbehaved children are eliminated one by one!

[@michaelheath2866]

You know now that I think about it, basically everyone in the west saw this movie and probably a bunch of people in the east too, so maybe that explains why reality t.v today like Survivor and America's Got Talent has been so big? XD

[@jamesleopard8518]

I guess the two naughty nasty children such as Augustus Gloop and Violet Bullagard will be on the naughty list by Christmas.

[@thepowerofIandI]

He was definitely eyeballing Veruca like “You’re next”

[@dwightschrute4560]

The tribe has spoken

[@SoulFlask]

Yep, and the whole event was just a showcase. They wanted Charlie all along. He was pre-selected to become the new factory owner. The world is a stage.

[@Marcara081]

Never mock or undermine your responsibility to knowledge, discovery and art. Wonka almost says with his eyes, "You don't deserve this world." I loved Gene in this.

[@jumbo785]

Dude I have the same cover as you for my lab top

[@r-urelentlessandunstoppable]

What he’s really thinking is, “I’m just one second closer to snapping your neck if you keep demanding my things and insulting my dreams….but I’m not like that, so I’ll turn this into a teaching lesson instead.”😂😂😂

[@powerlinemisfortune]

RIP Gene and thank you Richard D. James for sampling this one.

[@jaredt.murphy8257]

When Gene grabs you, the kid in front of the VHS player, with a caring hand, looks into your soul, the movie falling silent, to tell you. "Who cares if no one has ever heard of it? We are the ones who make things possible." Thank you, Mr. Wilder.

[@SonofJones]

I love Gene Wilder's performance in this, and all the little touches he brought to the character. Notice when he says "two naughty, nasty children gone, three good" etc etc, his eyes keep coming back to Charlie, depending on him to be the one good child he knows he is.

[@evilishies]

Watching this scene causes a banger of a tune by Aphex Twin to pop into my head

[@kelpkelp5252]

One of the weaker ones on the album

[@SigmaPhonkBabyGronk]

@@kelpkelp5252 nah that bass is killer youll change your statement when you hear it on a subwoofer

[@Scene-ItAll]

0:50 Best line ever told. RIP Wilder, can’t believe it’s been almost 3 years since his passing. 😥

[@marigoldbells9581]

Verruca: Snozzberries?? Whoever heard of a snozzberry?? The way she says it 🤣

[@sockthustra8749]

I love this line because it perfectly sums up what the essence of what Willy Wonka is all about. Veruca, in this scene, is suggesting that the idea of tasting a Snozberry is ridiculous because, to her, they don't and can't exist. Wonka counters this by essentially telling her that whether something is "real" or not isn't simply decided by whether people know about it and accept it as "real". Something doesn't necessarily need to exist in the current moment in order for you to experience it just as vividly as any other "real" thing.

[@Godzillakingofkaiju1]

RIP, Gene Wilder. You were and always shall be... the Candy Man.

[@MysticRhythms87]

Wonka just grabs Veruca by the jaw and delivers that line so perfectly. That selfish nitwit was seconds away from getting sent down the garbage chute a little earlier than scheduled.

[@DanMice1]

Aphex Twin!!

[@FlukeDogg08]

DanMice1 Yep, as I heard his track, "We are the Music Makers" on Music Choice's The Sounds of the Seasons: The Pulse.

[@mikhailgorbachev3721]

DanMice1 I’m here from 808 State’s Nephatiti.

[@Ravey_Davey]

Ultra-Sonic also used this sample.

[@Kruppt808]

The LSD berries taste like LSD berries........

[@AcidHead710]

So taste like nothing lol

[@fazixbtw4474]

Dickberries

[@devincampbell5007]

STD berries

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

*Veruca:* LSD Berries whoever heard of an LSD Ber---- I can see the music.

[@left4milkk]

I ruined the 420 likes

[@Chrisstian111]

Veruca's dad probably didn't say anything to Mr. Wonka about grabbing her face like that because he agreed she shouldn't talk like that to an adult.

[@Chrisstian111]

I was just making a general statement. Didn't mean to offend you. I am just saying Veruca was playing a bratty kid who says whatever she wants. Mr. Wonka saw an opportunity to put her in line and show her that she cannot talk to anyone like that.

[@krisray7687]

Gosh it's a damn movie... don't take it to the 3rd nipple

[@erikjoven2388]

His eyes when hes speaking to Veruca - he doesn't blink once, just a totally piercing stare it's so great

[@princessmarlena1359]

Grandpa Joe: “Ugh! This carrot tastes musty and stale!”

[@HookedOnSonics518]

DAMN OOMPA LOOMPAS!

[@juliusquasar1565]

*bangs on the wall with walking stick as the “carrot” disappears through the hole in the wall*

[@JesseHOH]

Carrots aren’t a fruit

[@princessmarlena1359]

@@JesseHOH that was a reference to a comedy sketch

[@TheMnemo95]

Even though the book is more similar to the Johnny Depp movie, this movie just does something that makes you feel good at the end. Such a small detail, but even saying that its a "nursery wall", it's this weird note that he's thought of something for EVERYONE. Idk, maybe it's me lol

[@Iamhellsfire4545]

Maybe if we had more people like Willy Wonka in today's world, we wouldn't have so many rude, disrespectful children that think the world has to bend over for them.

[@darthxerxes5468]

Ok boomer

[@zacwoodcock4742]

@Darth Xerxes it's been 3 years since you've posted this comment. I really hope you're looking back on It and cringing. Cuz news flash! No one says "OK boomer" anymore. Thank God we're finally done with that STUPID phase.

[@soupsundying]

Goddamn this comment was 11 years ago. If you thought children were rude and disrespectful back then, I wonder how you feel about today’s children right now.

[@BorisCheshlarov]

We are music-makers and we are the dreamers of dreams RIP Gene Wilder 😢🙏

[@ezchannel493]

Mr.Salt: These carrots taste musky Willy Wonka: Darn Oompa Loompas

[@inmylifeivelovedthemall]

Robot Chicken!🤣

[@NixDarkLord]

@@inmylifeivelovedthemall Yeah hahaha

[@foxteen8721]

0:11 You can tell by his tone he's wondering who will be the next to go.

[@leviathan5515]

Aphex Twin confirmed

[@the_emmo]

that's... why I'm here

[@lumpiaking389]

What!? Aphex Twin was sampling Willy Wonka THIS WHOLE TIME!? 🤯 SO COOL!

[@jvonne5550]

Epic line : We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams

[@huggalove]

One of my favourite films growing up I haven't watched in years, with a quote from Arthur O'Shaughnessy, the only poem I have resonated with. Fantastic 🎉

[@Poopmyjorts]

I’ve heard this quote everywhere it’s one of my favorite quotes but I’ve never seen exactly where it came from. Watching this sent chills down my spine

[@BAZZER144]

Charlie: this banana is fantastic it’s so real Grandpa joe: 0_0

[@Oecobius33]

Seeing this clip out of context makes me appreciate how great the sound design was in this movie. It's crazy how the footsteps at the start are such a normal sound, but hearing them instantly brings back good memories of this movie. They're just a bit exaggerated, like something from an old radio show, and it pulls me into the scene. It's impressive that a foley artist can add such atmosphere with such mundane sounds--no music or weird sound effects needed.

[@matrixist]

RIP Mr. Wilder....

[@christinaalvarez6925]

"Why doesn't she LISTEN to Mr. Wonka?"

[@Vincenzzo111]

"Because Charlie she's a nitwit!"

[@ahmedking6881]

Vincent Cutrufello she's a brat bitch

[@RenegadeGunn]

She's arrogant and spoiled

[@kurtuhlig2553]

I’m willing to bet Veruca grew up to become a Karen.

[@Daniel-ii8lt]

Willy Wonka says the most mind blowing things at the most random times, so much that it’s kind of disturbing. He’s one bonkerz character.

[@brandimullins8813]

the real question is: WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THE SNOZZBERRY?!!!Go look it up.

[@julissasailormercury6738]

Brandi Mullins I know right!! XD

[@unicorn7560]

Yeah LOL😂😂😂😂

[@TheSimpleExpeditionCenter]

That was before technology.

[@donnatalley4856]

We all know, but won’t say

[@jackburns6403]

@@StephenKershaw1 Nobody said it was a hidden joke

[@månemannmånemann]

Came here looking for the Aphex Twin track sampling Gene Wilder saying this sentence, track called "We are the music makers" (listen to it loud and with good speakers!). I didn't know it was from Willy Wonka actually, as a matter of fact haven't ever seen the movie. I might see it tonight and get cultivated. That way I'll also learn about the background of that "how fascinating" meme.

[@jimmyisawkward]

It’s also sampled in the intro to “Nothing Less” by Living Legends

[@liamaspinall6906]

I just noticed this where that afx twin sound bite comes from we are the music makers

[@bpkeane1]

Back in the early 70's LSD users came to this movie. I know for a fact Ken Kensy and his magical troop filled the theatres in San Francisco in 1971. Fantasia Disney Cockwork Orange and Willy Wonka. The window pane was abused...

[@roguespectre9656]

“We are the music makers. And we are the dreamers of dreams…” Sounds like a quote from Elder Scrolls lore.

[@andreww1001]

The way he grabbed her face. "You gonna get a prize at the end."

[@Mrblueberries826w8]

Bro Dont be such Idiot as you can see shes the one ho is unrespectful and a real Question Why is she talking to an actor like that!?

[@PacoCotero1221]

@@Mrblueberries826w8 bruh

[@aarongaming2878]

@@Mrblueberries826w8 it's a movie btw and she's an actress come on now

[@whisperingrisk2241]

Brings tears to my eyes I remember watching this as a kid

[@tolchok89]

I love Wonka's line delivery of "three good, sweet little children left". It sounds like a threat, almost like he's saying "I don't want to catch any of the rest of you screwing around, OR ELSE".

[@iceboylucas]

who comes from the matue’s song “o som”?

[@ejdeluca]

"He never did that to me..." -Grandpa Joe's wife

[@babylonkid]

Always reminds me of Aphex Twin.

[@fulim226]

Damn grandpa is going HAAMM on that wall paper 0.36

[@merrickhopkins6990]

I heard that for the fruit walls scene, it was actual wallpaper, but it didn’t have any flavors, so therefore, all the actors were forced to lick actual wallpaper.

[@nicolelatham979]

Most of them used their fingers

[@Johnno9989]

As soon as Wonka mentioned snozz-berries, it just made me realise one recurring thing in Roald Dahl's stories - made-up food (dunno how to re-word this) such as snozz-cumbers in the BFG, wonka bars in this, toot/woof sweets in the film version of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and so forth.

[@xaviergarcia666]

You go, Arthur O'Shaughnessy!

[@davidbc5023]

Than you , Gene. RIP.

[@jedrusk3702]

Very sad

[@aidan_dominguez]

0:34 this is watch mojo and we are counting down the top 10 fastest ways to spread COVID 19

[@alex_harnar_618]

LMFAO! 😂

[@hayliqueen2787]

The red dress lady’s face when Wonka grabbed her face, I don’t why but that face makes me laugh🤣

[@BasedSockHead007]

Now would be a perfect time for that gif/clip of the black dudes going "OHHHHHH," 😂 HE OWNED HER POETIC STYLE

[@sheeara]

Thank you for keeping this relevant and alive. Gene would thank you. My family thanks you. We. ARE. The Dreamers…🎉sending kindness for your summer from a baby filmmaker looking for my team❤

[@DavidJones-ye2if]

When I first saw this movie, I thought she said “What the hell is a snozzberry?”, instead of “Whoever heard of a snozzberry?”

[@ericnewsom8889]

I always felt Willie Wonka was about 2 seconds away from snapping Veruka's neck if she dared say another word.

[@kingkrysen]

Charlie sure is enjoying that banana lmao 🤣🤣

[@katjoe1974]

There's something deeply creepy about Wonka

[@spinningbackkick6021]

It was always supposed to be a dark tail. Like a lot of children's stories from back in the day..

[@theCarbonFreeze]

Tale

[@kaptaintrips]

[@natalieshark]

The fact that he refers to children who got mangled in his factory as "naughty," yeah.

[@julissasailormercury6738]

Kat & Joe I know right ;-;

[@AfroSnackey]

They all saw him grab that little girl's face and didn't do anything lmao. They just got silent.

[@jimmyisawkward]

Nothing less, nothing less

[@FallenAngelVictoriax]

Rest In Peace Mr Wonka :'(

[@jedcauffield1858]

Grandpa Joe: CAREFUL CHARLIE!! There’s no Plums on this wallpaper!! Oompas: 🍈😢

[@marleneromero4162]

This quote always stuck with me since the first I was this movie as a kid

[@bingelister5091]

Something I notice about this movie and scene in particular is that silence is used in this film between the big "reveals" like the garden or his inventions. It sort of conveys the mundane reality behind his dream, like walking thru a maintenance tunnel.

[@DougHanson2769]

Grandpa, this Banana fantastic, tastes so real. That’s just sickening. Haha Banana 🍌

[@jhomastefferson3693]

Most legendary line in cinema

[@tylerwhoisafanoffanstrains9246]

00:36 This banana is fantastic. It tastes so real. 😅😅😂😂😂

[@thegorn68]

We are the music makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams;- World-losers and world-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and shakers Of the world for ever, it seems. - Arthur O'Shaughnessy

[@ShaneMasonMusic]

Television is reality... and reality is less than television.

[@memewizard8372]

All necessities provided All anxieties tranquilized All boredoms amused

[@nateebanks]

Love how offended Wonka was for Veruca’s carelessness in the chocolate factory. The entire movie makes you wonder what his actual personality is like

[@charliealcock]

That one line is absolutely the core of the film.

[@racoobi]

Rest in peace, Candy Man.

[@tylervenkersammy2365]

0:51 We are the music makers, and we are the dreamer of dreams.

[@keepsteddy]

always wanted to know where this sample came from in "nothing less" . low and behold I found it yesterday while showing this movie to my nephew. great movie.

[@thumbsup5087]

"We are the meme makers and the memer's of memes" - Willy Wonka

[@JupiterRoom]

im so sad i never got to hug this guy... RIP

[@lolmaomfgtfok]

One of my all time favorite movies!

[@michaeltownley9144]

I don't think I've seen a clip from this movie in this kind of amazing quality. You certainly DIDN'T use a potato to upload this video.

[@jeeedel2491]

Michael Townley Why dont you try this amazing thing called streaming or Blu Ray... they have ALL the scenes in full quality, they even play one after the other too!

[@griffinfrench]

How’s jizzle doing, Michael?

[@michaeltownley9144]

@@griffinfrench Fine, yeah. Still ain't got a job.

[@theaw3s0mechannel]

0:46 Mike teavee casually liking a cherry

[@TheContessa52]

Yes he was. RIP Gene Wilder. Candy man of my childhood and wishes

[@benjiross1]

Bold of you to put your hands on someone’s child like that, right in front of them.

[@beanusmaximus7515]

great song 10/10

[@joshuabela5374]

This is quote is so beautiful to me, it's tear-wrenching. Of course, that's because I'm interpreting it within the context of my thus far disappointing life, and it struck me with joyous relief. This quote fundamentally means: "We can."

[@XxTheApprenticexX]

Johnny Depp has nothing on Gene.

[@powerthepatterns]

Chill Bump anybody? Just made this connection. Crazy.

[@Matt198d]

0:56 That is an unsatisfying answer

[@mr.exposition]

Lmao

[@Sean-qo9yu]

You silly goose, it’s not meant to directly explain. “We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams,” is a direct quote from Arthur O’Shaughnessy’s 1873 poem “Ode.” The poem celebrates the role of artists and dreamers as those who shape the world through imagination and creativity. By using this line in response to Veruca Salt’s practical question about “Snozzberries,” Wonka avoids literal explanations and instead emphasizes his whimsical world, where literal answers often matter less than embracing wonder and dreams.

[@JoshMarshain]

​@@Sean-qo9yu you sillier goose, the commenter you're responding to is quoting a line from American Dad said in response to the "We are the Music Makers..." line in a bit, not voicing their opinion on the line itself. Perhaps they should've used quotations

[@thatguy6634]

“Grandpa this bananas fantastic” I’ll let that sit eith you

[@ehrynnwallace9788]

Wandering by lone sea breakers, and sitting by desolate streams

[@stephenb1962]

+Ehrynn Wallace 'World losers and world forsakers, on whom the pale moon gleams'

[@jesseincalgary]

nothing less - living legends....great intro

[@bornfromforeign]

Lmao 😭 🤣 garmpa Joe is liking that wallpaper taste lmao gene wilder reaction tho lmao pause at 0:35 😆 🤣

[@AIgernon]

Dude, Wonka has already wasted two other children. I would -not- do anything to escalate that situation.

[@ceoschwa]

We are the music makers, indeed

[@o.m.1938]

Augustus wasn't really naughty or nasty. His appetite got the better of him.

[@josephd548]

Neither was Violet. She was a mostly alright kid who had her awesome moment in shutting up Veruca and had no real bad traits besides a talkative mouth, but it was just her gum chewing competitiveness that alas got the better of her. However, given good manners and quitting gum, she will indeed go far as a person and that's saying something.

[@titustelesco4008]

A simple and long lasting message.

[@shannonrinehart8715]

when he said that I instantly thought of the beginning of the song Dreams by Bastille.

[@juliam.6917]

🙌

[@ActualIIly]

Def. of Snozzberrys : For a long time it was assumed that it was some kind of fruit, or at least a nonsense word being used to represent a fruit, because that was the context is was used in in the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ("The snozzberries taste like snozzberries!"). Then, in 1979, people found out what it really meant when the author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory wrote an adult novel that used the word in its proper context. Turns out, it's a penis

[@zekrom805]

listening to living legends right now :)

[@mrsbrdvd]

I have never ever watched the movie or the scene. But I always knew the line and how he said it even before I came here to see it with my eyes. I knew the deep meaning behind it. Existentialism is here. Everywhere. We are we and we matter. Since we are the music makers. and we are dreamers of dreams..

[@bizzleblue38]

mrsbrdvd you must watch this movie. It's a classic and 1 of Wilders greatest.