Wonka (2023) - Movie REACTION!!

[@BlindWave]

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[@sombrashadow0013]

"Ladies and gentlemen of the Gallery Gourmet, my name is PAUL MUAD'DIB ATRIEDES, SON OF LETO ATRIEDES, DUKE OF ARRAKIS!!!!"

[@nrrock23]

Timmy has that pull man. This movie made $600 million and Dune 2 is still making a shit ton of money, and he's an amazing actor. He's this generation's Leo

[@RedKingdom28]

100%

[@mrabduh]

Its more like Johnny Depp

[@hyperionman420]

Pesky Paul does it again

[@TheRealBillix]

he really is, I hope to see him do some disgusting characters too like real evil

[@joshuacoldwater]

I wouldn’t compare the two. Leo was given his first roles because of his looks. He learned how to become an amazing actor in the industry, but he wouldn’t have had a shot if they had not found him attractive. Timothée went to a Private Performing Arts High School in NYC, he had his first professional role booked before he left (based on his talent). Leo has also been in the industry for 2 decades longer and has only been in 8 more films than Timothée. This young man works hard to become the character he is playing. The reason he is so desired has VERY LITTLE to do with his looks, and everything to do with his talent. Example, in call me by your name the character he plays speaks English, French, Italian, and some German. He learned the languages in less than a week. His character also plays the piano classically, and breaks the songs down. While breaking them down he plays them as if he were different artists. That takes raw talent. He learned in ONE practice session. Which is insane considering he had never touched the piano before. I will just say this, If he had played Jack- he would have been the person actually drawing Rose.

[@archmaester6594]

Timothee Chalamet went from singing about chocolate to becoming the Lisan Al Gaib that will lead us to paradise! Now that is acting range!

[@stonecrow7913]

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Gallery Gourmet, my name is Paul Muad'ib Atreides Duke of Arrakis.

[@jaslin858]

@@stonecrow7913 "under the blue sea or something!"

[@flaggerify]

I thought his acting other than the singing was poor.

[@OphepheVanessa]

@@flaggerify how sad for you

[@flaggerify]

@@OphepheVanessa It was, having to watch him. He's no Gene Wilder.

[@CO6883-o3c]

The Paddington films from the same director are a must.

[@seanpatrickcain2]

Indeed

[@thedarkknight2221]

There is no reason that even ONE of these amazing songs shouldn’t have been nominated for an Oscar! Especially “A World Of Your Own”, that song honestly rivals “Pure Imagination” for me. And “Hat Full Of Dreams” is one of those songs you’re absolutely happy to have stuck in your head.

[@ptona3287]

Big disagree I really liked this movie but none of the songs touch pure imagination imo. Hat full of dreams is great though.

[@BroZilla-vh3tu]

world of your own felt like oscar bait IMO, it's a song that exists. Either the giraffe duet or there's chocolate should have been nominated

[@piusdoe8984]

Fun songs but forgetable. But if a simple af song like Peaches can be nominated than you might hve a point

[@rlciii]

I skipped through all the songs because they all sucked. Are you serious? I was cringing watching the entire thing. How does a producer watch the first two and even the second one was absolute garbage and then watch his own version and decide that this is something that should be released? Sometimes you need to just decide a project and the end result is junk and don’t make it public. I feel bad for the people who actually went and watched this in theaters. This makes Johnny Depp’s version actually watchable…

[@willow._.]

@@rlciiii went into it thinking i was going to have the same opinion as you, but it won me over. sure, it’s not the greatest film ever, but it’s so joyful and unserious while also having some heart, it was a nice watch. what did you want from wonka? a thriller about a business man? it was never gonna be that, you’ve set yourself up for failure and misery

[@jasonmarbach]

Not just a Wonka reaction, but also a full table? It’s a good day. I thought this movie was a wonderful little trip of whimsy and sweetness. Really felt like a true spiritual prequel to the original film.

[@swordsmanthegamernine7973]

I personally love how Wonka acts like a snake oil salesman, like, his speaks with the cadence of a con artist. But he isn’t! Everything he’s saying is true! Imagine anyone else talking about how this magical chocolate will grow your hair and give you confidence to kiss a girl, they sound like a charlatan, but Wonka actually MEANS IT!

[@taliagmail.com2005]

fr we need one of those

[@jakegittes1864]

Timothee Chalamet with two back to back critical and financial hits with Wonka and Dune: Part Two. This movie is very sweet.

[@joshuacoldwater]

43:26 - They were following the original story here, which is a book. The tallest Oompa Loompa is knee height.

[@extracrispy9229]

As a lifelong fan of the original I really didn’t expect to love this movie as much as I did 😂. They handled the tone and ridiculousness of Willy wonka with the kind of care and earnestness modern Hollywood seems terrified to show modern adaptation. I wish more directors leaned into the material this way because this was amazing.

[@humble_bee475]

12:24 “A that is stealing.. and C..” 😂 he just completely skipped B

[@bazanime]

A well-done movie and a nice musical. I enjoyed all 3 movies, they were each of their time and were entertaining in their own way.

[@dzakaprd]

This movie was definitely ROBBED for best song & best production design oscars nomination. Timmy's performance was also one of the underrated ones of last year ngl

[@piusdoe8984]

Fun songs but forgetable. But if a simple af song like Peaches can be nominated than you might hve a point

[@fakudan]

Timothée is actually 28 years old, Aaron. But a lot of people tend to think he's younger.

[@theaces3697]

i feel like its the kind of movie we needed in the world, there doesnt seem to be too many of the pure wholesome fun movies these days or at least ones that are not aimed at kids

[@donovan802]

So, a fun little story on how I saw Wonka and ended up liking it a lot: Late December of last year to this past January, one my family relatives and I decided to see a movie at AMC once a week for four weeks. Our third one was INTENDED to be "The Boy and the Heron," but when I booked the tickets and got to our usual AMC, the staff member at the stand scanned the QR code and said "The Boy and the Heron" stopped showing at the theater since three weeks prior, and I see that I booked it for the wrong AMC theater. That said, the staff member was generous enough to honor our ticket for any other movie that was airing at the time, and we ended up seeing "Wonka" and still saw "The Boy and the Heron" the following week. I went into "Wonka" thinking not much initially. The franchise was always fun enough growing up, but I kinda assumed Warner Bros was going for nostalgia-bait with a prequel and it would end up falling short. But no, it was funny, charming, and Timothee Chalamet continues proving his range as an actor. Imagine the whiplash for anyone not familiar with his roles, they watch him in "Wonka," then immediately watch him in "Dune 2."

[@britishninja]

Growing up with horrible histories seeing so many returning actors was a borderline jumpscare

[@amandastapleton4395]

I love them all in ghosts too

[@veeiris]

i was like mat baynton??...simon farnaby?! charlotte ritchie??

[@joshuawells835]

I was surprised to see so many. Apparently, not only was Simon Farnaby a minor character in the movie, but he also co-wrote the screenplay.

[@Astro.slugs1]

Sad that the media didnt like this movie. This is genuinely a good prequel-remake. I cried and couldn't get this movie out of my mind for weeks after seeing it. Good film!!

[@hannahburke7328]

It's A Rare Find.

[@dinozero2]

Seething Wonka and Dune back to back give me all kind of whiplash. This is like Barbie and Oppenheimer all over again.

[@Gyasi_thedaydreamer]

Y’all made the right decision reacting to this movie. Tim’s role was amazing in this film

[@kwalton7690]

Such a fun movie with catchy songs. Glad you reacted to it :)

[@CaptainMark501]

I saw this movie in theatres in December and absolutely loved it. I saw a ton of movies in 2023 and this one is by far my favorite I saw that year.

[@daurydavis3983]

It's always funny to me when people say they didn't like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory when that one is closer to the novel, and Gene Wilder's was it's own thing. Would love to see a reaction to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

[@laperrio5562]

I totally agree! I get if you grew up or watched the Gene Wilder one first, but don't go hating or saying that Charlie and the chocolate factory is not good. It is closer to the novel so that's more cannon of the story, and I just think CATCF is a more mature version than Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory.

[@robertbrookes2000]

Two recommendations for you since you watched this film: 1. Ghosts: A British comedy series about a couple who inherit a manor & after an accident one can now see the ghosts that linger in the place they died. I mention it because Mathew Baynton (Fickelgruber), Simon Farnaby (Basil the Zookeeper, plus writer of Wonka) and Charlotte Ritchie (woman who marries in the 'never had chocolate' song) all play main characters in it. Like the best UK comedies it's not only funny but incredibly emotional when it needs to be. I could not recommend it more. 2. Matilda the Musical: A year before Wonka we got the film adaptation of the stage musical based on the book Matilda (not based off the American film version). It's a fantastic film adaptation of a fantastic musical that I think is even better than Wonka, casting a highly talented lot of children who have been on stage. Sadly it got a bit overlooked, probably Netflix's doing not giving it much publicity (fortunately I saw it in the cinema three times).

[@atinyshow7876]

A lot of this filmed in Bath where I live, they covered the streets in snow during the height of summer. It was great to watch!

[@edwardosquidawardo]

As a certified Irish Momma’s boy, this movie hits me in all the right feels. My dad’s favorite movie is the og Willy Wonka, he saw it when he was 9 in theaters; and he genuinely enjoyed this movie as well.

[@logicaldreamer9641]

I love Wonka so much! I love all the movies, Gene's sass is so funny in the first, but Charlie is the most accurate to the book. This one is just fun and sad when you realize Willy's innocence and faith in people will eventually be crushed

[@dzakaprd]

Oh you guys would absolutely LOVE Paddington 1 AND 2. We'll be waiting guys..

[@justjimmy2024]

This was fun. I love how it feels like a dream; like some things don’t make sense yet the world pretends they do, like floating from eating candy, or a chocolate mob, making candy that gives you ideas or gets you drunk. It’s like it’s the world through the eyes of a child. Reality through rose glasses. Really love the vibe of the world

[@Entxq_]

I died a bit on the inside when y’all said you didn’t like Charlie and the chocolate factory 😭I thought it was rlly stylistic and quirky and apparently more accurate to the books, it had this whimsical yet dark undertone which I really loved, the songs were also bangers and I appreciated that they gave Wonka a backstory on his childhood

[@sofiyanali2489]

Agreed. I love that movie.

[@ghostspider2056]

Slugworth is mentioned in the previous films and books as the one stealing Wonka’s recipes.

[@liseu.2271]

LOVED, LOVED this movie, and I'm an adult 😅 the song "A World of our own " is still in my head weeks later. Great family film for movie night. Timothée did a great job creating his own version of Charlie ❤

[@LeeHarrison89]

Lot of British actors and comedians in this.

[@itzfrostlight]

We have Seth Rogen, Jason Momoa,Keegan Micheal Key, and Mathew Lillard watching Wonka Nice

[@EPICMAN_3D]

I think it would be funny if the Blind Wave crew did the Sweet Tooth song 😂

[@hannahburke7328]

I Would Resist The Sweet Craving More.

[@adamyilmaz9531]

Need a reaction to Paddington 1 and 2! Amazing wholesome movies done by same director I believe and a lot of silly fun! Definitely worth a watch guys! 😂👍👌🔥😎

[@VincentAlfonso]

23:33 - that lady could just take her daughter to the barber shop to shave the mustache

[@michaelgonzalez4819]

besides the fact they look badass is there any reason rick wears red glasses or perhaps he is trying to be the next daredevil

[@TwistedSynn]

That guy pretending to be Mr. Slugworth, was actually working for WANKA remember he was a friend of Wanka and that whole thing about getting the Everlasting Gobstopper was a test, that Charlie passed by giving it back to Wanka.

[@hannahburke7328]

*Wonka.

[@ulricaandrae4381]

This one is so whimsical and charming. I tookmy daughter and husband and watch it in the cinema and we all went out smiling in a good mood.😊

[@VincentAlfonso]

I enjoyed this film a lot‼️🍫 Filled with heart and a lot of fantastic songs!!

[@lordofalltime]

this film has been in my local cinema until last week

[@Gearzilla117]

This movie was such a great surprise. I watched the Gene wilder one as a kid and all but it was never huge to me. that being said this movie still teared me up by the end.

[@John_Locke_108]

My kids made me watch this. I assumed I was gonna hate it because there's only one Wonka for me and he likes to play chess and screw. But I ended up loving this movie.

[@nathantaylor1618]

I love the idea that wonka was the cause of all those unsolved murders... he doesn't steal but how'd he get all the uniforms..

[@dessindenfer1253]

That was my first movie in 4d motion , whenever wonka did a magic trick it felt like we were part of it XD

[@Depth217]

8:17 Eric: I feel like the only course of action is to kill them! Aaron: Kill them?!? Calvin: I’m kinda with Eric Eric: This is a kind of Saw-environment. We gotta fight back! 😂😂😂😂

[@peterparker3609]

This was probably my favorite movie of 2023. Months later I still have some of the songs in my head and regularly listen to the soundtrack lol *Not the BEST movie of 2023, my favorite*

[@monsterking1973]

This was such a fun movie great music and fantastic performances

[@tracey6836]

Aaron singing for a moment is amazing

[@MissTV36]

The way you guys talked about the cravings part is great.

[@shocalremix]

I remember someone saying that the original is an adaption, johnny depp is the novel, and this movie was the Musical Theatre adaption. Hence why all the differences and not fully prequel feel.

[@CharlieHepp]

Timothee Chalamet went from singing about chocolate to becoming the Lisan Al Gaib that will lead us to paradise! Now that is acting range! Timmy has that pull man. This movie made $600 million and Dune 2 is still making a shit ton of money, and he's an amazing actor. He's this generation's Leo "Ladies and gentlemen of the Gallery Gourmet, my name is PAUL MUAD'DIB ATRIEDES, SON OF LETO ATRIEDES, DUKE OF ARRAKIS!!!!" The Paddington films from the same director are a must. There is no reason that even ONE of these amazing songs shouldn’t have been nominated for an Oscar! Especially “A World Of Your Own”, that song honestly rivals “Pure Imagination” for me. And “Hat Full Of Dreams” is one of those songs you’re absolutely happy to have stuck in your head. Timothee Chalamet with two back-to-back critical and financial hits with Wonka and Dune: Part Two. This movie is very sweet. 43:26 - They were following the original story here, which is a book. The tallest Oompa Loompa is knee height. A well-done movie and a nice musical. I enjoyed all 3 movies, they were each of their time and were entertaining in their own way. So, a fun little story on how I saw Wonka and ended up liking it a lot: From late December of last year to this past January, one of my family relatives and I decided to see a movie at AMC once a week for four weeks. Our third one was INTENDED to be "The Boy and the Heron," but when I booked the tickets and got to our usual AMC, the staff member at the stand scanned the QR code and said "The Boy and the Heron" stopped showing at the theater since three weeks prior, and I see that I booked it for the wrong AMC theater. That said, the staff member was generous enough to honor our ticket for any other movie that was airing at the time, and we ended up seeing "Wonka" and still saw "The Boy and the Heron" the following week. I went into "Wonka" thinking not much initially. The franchise was always fun enough growing up, but I kinda assumed Warner Bros was going for nostalgia bait with a prequel and it would end up falling short. But no, it was funny and charming, and Timothee Chalamet continues proving his range as an actor. Imagine the whiplash for anyone not familiar with his roles, they watch him in "Wonka," then immediately watch him in "Dune 2." This movie was definitely ROBBED for Best Hate Song & best production design Oscar nominations. Timmy's performance was also one of the underrated ones of last year ngl Such a fun movie with catchy songs. Glad you reacted to it :) 12:24 “A that is stealing.. and C..” he just completely skipped B You guys should definitely watch the Paddington films on your channel. Sad that the media didn't like this movie. That lady could just take her daughter to the barber shop to shave the mustache A lot of this was filmed in Bath where I live, they covered the streets in snow during the height of summer. It was great to watch! Oh, you guys would absolutely LOVE Paddington 1 AND 2. We'll be waiting guys. Wonka is one of my FAVORITE movies of all time!!! We have Seth Rogen, Jason Momoa, Keegan Micheal Key, and Mathew Lillard watching Wonka Nice Two recommendations for you since you watched this film: 1. Ghosts: A British comedy series about a couple who inherit a manor & after an accident one can now see the ghosts that linger in the place they died. I mention it because Mathew Baynton (Fickelgruber), Simon Farnaby (Basil the Zookeeper, plus writer of Wonka) and Charlotte Ritchie (the woman who marries in the 'Never Had Chocolate' song) all play the main characters in it. Like the best UK comedies, it's not only funny but incredibly emotional when it needs to be. I could not recommend it more. 2. Matilda the Musical: A year before Wonka we got the film adaptation of the stage musical based on the book Matilda (not based on the American film version). It's a fantastic film adaptation of a fantastic musical that I think is even better than Wonka, casting a highly talented lot of children who have been on stage. Sadly it got a bit overlooked, probably because Netflix's not giving it much publicity (fortunately I saw it in the cinema three times). I enjoyed this film a lot Filled with heart and a lot of fantastic songs!! This was probably my favorite movie of 2023. Months later I still have some of the songs in my head and regularly listen to the soundtrack lol Not the BEST movie of 2023, my favorite Need a reaction to Paddington 1 and 2! Amazing wholesome movies done by the same director I believe and a lot of silly fun! Definitely worth a watch guys! This was such a fun movie with great music and fantastic performances This one is so whimsical and charming. I took my daughter and husband and watched it in the cinema and we all went out smiling and in a good mood. besides the fact they look badass is there any reason Rick wears red glasses or perhaps he is trying to be the next daredevil oh wow I didn't realize but y'all are so right the coin is like the one charlie finds that's so cool!! The way you guys talked about the cravings part is great. A lot of actors from Ghosts in this. Erick and the guys have no …what is the word …Aaron said it…IMAGINATION Seething Wonka and Dune back to back give me all kinds of whiplash. This is like Barbie and Oppenheimer all over again. 2009 Dr. Ball This movie was such a great surprise. I watched the Gene Wilder one as a kid and all but it was never huge to me. that being said this movie still teared me up by the end. I remember someone saying that the original is an adaption, Johnny Depp is the novel, and this movie was the Musical Theatre adaption. Hence why all the differences and not fully prequel feel. Paddington 1 and 2 are awesome wholesome movies from the same director as Wonka! With Hugh Grant and plenty of Harry Potter actors in them too! Definitely worth a reaction I saw this movie a few weeks ago and was pleasantly surprised by it. While I’m not sure if any of the songs will be iconic, they’re all pretty fun musical numbers. I just thought it was a nice, cute movie. The bit where he sees his mom in the crowd briefly makes me tear up a bit. I haven't been this addicted to music since The Greatest Showman, unsurprisingly Hugh Grant as Oompa Loompa was easily the best part of the movie. Wonka is a true cinematic masterpiece!. wow... Eric telling the story about the Christmas gift he got from his GF made me tear up Coming into this hoping they’ll like it, will defo come out being sad they haven’t got to Paddington yet This is the okayest movie I've seen. But Keegan Michael Key and Hugh Grant were awesome! I kinda wanna know the story of how he went from this to becoming a recluse and locking himself away in the factory for years This was better than I expected. Oh, I love this movie!!! Many thanks to Eric, Rick, Calvin, and Aaron! All hail director Paul King. 3:31 NOW PLAYING NBA playoffs breakdown with ESPN’s Malika Andrews Good Morning America 20 views 15 minutes ago You HAVE to react to the Paddington films, Paddington 2 especially - one of the best and underrated films of all time! - directed by Paul King who did Wonka :) Eric looks like a Chad. I'd call it a glow but you know my man was always looking good four months late. Glad you guys are finally seeing it lol. Great movie One of those films that was better than it probably should've been. Leans into the sort of stage show camp just enough. I am not a fan of musicals at all so when I say I enjoyed this, it obviously did something right. Wonderfully charming. Took my son to see it on Christmas. Was honestly impressed pure imagination man… will never fail to make me cry Eric: I feel like the only course of action is to kill them! Aaron: Kill them?!? Calvin: I’m kinda with Eric Eric: This is a kind of Environment. We gotta fight back! Oh my gosh, I'm so happy right now While Dune: Part 2 had my favorite Timmy performance, Wonka was a delightful surprise. This movie felt like a classic Disney movie to me. the villains were right out of one of the classic Disney animated greats like 101 Dalmations etc. I watched entirely for some of the Horrible Histories cast and it just makes me happy to see them together. Especially after Ghosts... I like the (not so) subtext of the corrupt powerful in this movie. Loved your reaction as always. You should watch Society of the Snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one React to the Corpse Bride movie This movie was so much better than it had any right to be. Love the music and how over-the-top it is. I'm probably out of the loop, but when did Rick become a blind lawyer? Why does Rick look like a Russian hitman or the villain in the next Blade movie? Every time I see you guys, you look more like ZZ Top. villain song? Wow.. they cut out the villain's chocolate song from the React. Wtf Accidents can solve a lot of problems Tears of the Sun. Please. Bruce Willis. Dune 2 was released digitally and you watch Wonka from the standpoint of actors who have surpassed the roles of short stature are opposed to being them just because they are short however from the standpoint of those with stature issues they do need the roles to get a start unfortunately and with peter Dinklage denouncing it really did cost hundreds of actors with dwarfism careers because they can't get a start now Feel like every reaction Calvin either looks sick or tires and Rick the usual 0-0 reaction face all movie Sad that the best song wasn't in this reaction. Ghostbusters (1984) - MOVIE REACTION!! 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[@shyhistorian]

You should totally watch the 2005 version too!

[@xcmvp2007]

This is the okayest movie I've seen. But Keegan Michael Key and Hugh Grant were awesome!

[@CocaColaMan1886]

Lot of actors from Ghosts in this.

[@flaggerify]

This was better than I expected.

[@alixvalove]

20:09 Dr. Ball

[@jasonwynn8053]

Eric and the guys have no …what is the word …Aaron said it…IMAGINATION 🎉😂❤

[@Afropalmen]

wow... Eric telling the story about the christmas gift he got from his GF made me tear up

[@cheaptrick19]

Timothée is like 28, not 22 49:49

[@rhysdavies8477]

Coming in to this hoping they’ll like it, will defo come out being sad they haven’t got to Paddington yet

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Oh, I *love* this movie!!! Many thanks to Eric, Rick, Calvin and Aaron! 🍬🍫🍭 All hail director Paul King.

[@applejayz1987]

When this movie was first announced, I was really put off and didnt have much hope for it. Then I watched it and thought "Hey, this actually isnt thay bad". I still think Timothee Chalamet was an interesting cast, but giving it better thought, it really does feel like a Rohld Dahl story, especially with Scrubbit and Bleacher

[@SkyWingFeather]

After seeing Dune several years back, this was the first movie I’d seen with Timothee in it. It was like I’d been slapped across the face because ???? Muad’ib is a bright sunny optimist? What? But it’s so wholesome

[@archiestewart3306]

I just love seeing some of the horrible histories cast in this, just made me think how you guys might like ghosts

[@liamgilmartin466]

This movie shocked me at how good it was

[@Hobodeluxe960]

this movie felt like a classic Disney movie to me. the villains were right out of one of the classic Disney animated greats like 101 Dalmations etc.

[@adamyilmaz9531]

Paddington 1 and 2 are awesome wholesome movies from same director as wonka! With Hugh grant and plenty of harry potter actors in them too! Definitely worth a reaction

[@emersoninfinitystone5785]

I haven't been this addicted to music since The Greatest Showman, unsurprisingly Hugh Grant as Oompa Loompa was easily the best part of the movie. Wonka is a true cinematic masterpiece!. 🍫⭐⭐⭐🍫

[@nerdwarp112]

I saw this movie a few weeks ago and was pleasantly surprised by it. While I’m not sure if any of the songs will be iconic, they’re all pretty fun musical numbers. I just thought it was a nice, cute movie. The bit where he sees his mom in the crowd briefly makes me tear up a bit.

[@batmanslarynx]

One of those films that was better than it probably should've been. Leans into the sort of stage show camp just enough. I am not a fan of musicals at all so when I say I enjoyed this, it obviously did something right. Wonderfully charming.

[@OneHuntiBoi]

I watched entirely for some of the Horrible Histories cast and it just makes me happy to see them together. Especially after Ghosts...

[@OneHuntiBoi]

Also Phil Wang!

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

Check out the bbc show "Murder in Sucessville". Tom Davis is the star and it is fantastic.

[@remytherat2175]

I love timothee chalamet omgggg

[@valfem]

I honestly watched this movie because I like timothee and everything he does. But I ended up loving the movie so much 😢 it was amazing and I cried and had a great time watching it 🥰

[@thefryinallofus]

Just four months late. Glad you guys are finally seeing it lol. Great movie

[@AAWHEEEE]

You HAVE to react to the Paddington films, Paddington 2 especially - one of the best and underrated films of all time! - directed by Paul King who did Wonka :)

[@michaeldrake798]

Took my son to see it on Christmas. Was honestly impressed

[@BenDBeast]

Love you guys but I can't ignore the slander of the 2005 film. First of all the Wilder version is not the original but an adaptation of the book same with the Depp version. The Wilder version was an ok film but a poor adaptation of the book and is mainly liked now due to nostalgia. While many of the actors especially Wilder were passionate and worked hard on it the film itself was a cheap cash grab and the producers cared very little about its quality hence the poor working conditions you briefly touched upon when it first released it wasn't well received it was only after the generation who watched it repeatedly on TV grew up that it became beloved. The Depp version is by far the best Depp played the part perfectly. Wonka has always been a twisted character the Wilder version is beloved but completely inaccurate to how the character should be and Roald Dahl despised it while Wilder does have some moments of feeling sinister or twisted he fails to appear as broken as the book version. Dahl's wife was a crucial part in the creation of the Depp version and made sure it captured how the character should be. The same goes for the story the older version made many errors in its story (the worst being the fizzy lifting drink which ruined Charlies character) which is one of the key reasons Dahl despised the film with a passion whereas the Depp one stayed true to the books with the addition of Wonka’s backstory which was a collaborative effort between Burton and Dahls wife and takes a lot of inspiration from cut sections of the original book and Burton's relationship with his own father. The new film is (thankfully) not another adaptation of the book but a prequel to the Wilder version for what it is its good its a well made film with a good cast and plenty of great moments but I can't really see this version of Wonka becoming the Wilder version or a book accurate version. Its probably the most well made of the films but it lacks a connection to the original book. Overall the film does feel very Dahl esc with especially the villains feeling like something straight out of Dahls books. As overall films I'd go: 1) Wonka (2023) 2) Charlie and the chocolate factory (2005) 3) Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory (1971) But as adaptations of the book it's: 1) Charlie and the chocolate factory (2005) 2) Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory (1971) 3) Wonka (2023) Also yes the 2005 film is a musical and imo has the better music the background ost is great and many of the lyrics for the songs come straight from the original book which also contained songs.

[@JuanCarrillo-Nava]

While Dune: Part 2 had my favorite Timmy performance, Wonka was a delightful surprise.

[@tyger166]

I kinda wanna know the story of how he went from this, to becoming a recluse and locking himself away in the factory for years

[@endoinferno6424]

Eric looks like a Chad. I'd call it a glow up but you know my man was always lookin good

[@skateandbarkee]

pure imagination man… will never fail to make me cry

[@ameliacraiig4193]

I like the (not so) subtext of the corrupt powerful in this movie.

[@piusdoe8984]

SILENCE. You will buy my chocolates!

[@MikhaoMehrin22]

This is so funny They look like the X factor judges 😅who is wanting this to end give comment and rush to watch some WWE 😂😂 😂 The red glass is not impressed he's definitely Simon 😂😂😂

[@andrewfiorini8169]

This movie was so much better than it had any right to be. Love the music and how over the top it is.

[@luciaarnaotorrego6852]

Loved your reaction as always. You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one❤

[@jeongtris77]

Oh my gosh I'm so happy right now

[@seanwilliams7716]

React to Corpse Bride movie 💪💪💪

[@bryanandersonmt]

Hopefully we'll get a Timothee overdose and get Dune part two reaction next week

[@aishwarya8241]

Can’t wait for y’ll to watch dune part 2 so you can see the sheer shift in character demeanour lol.

[@XxJiiGSAWx]

Dune 2 releases on digital and you watch Wonka 😂😂😂😂

[@Shloofi]

This was weeks ago

[@pryex8565]

They watched this well over a month ago

[@ameliacraiig4193]

Pleeease react to the Paddington movies!!! They're from the same director as this one.

[@loriparker666]

So you guys aren’t going to react to xmen 97?!?!?!?

[@faolon9343]

Every time I see you guys, you look more like ZZ Top.

[@piusdoe8984]

Wow.. they cut out the villains chocolate song from the React. Wtf

[@Pumpkininater]

villain song?

[@batmanvideogames]

good reaction but you didn't put my favorite song Scrub Scrub