Wonka 2023 - Pure Imagination - Timothée Chalamet

[@Charlie-b9u]

As a wonka fan who’s stuck around since 1971 I can confirm that this was the best way to end it all

[@mr.movieandtvguy5310]

I think you mean begin because this is a prequel

[@tylerdoesstuff5889]

​@@mr.movieandtvguy5310 I wouldn't say it's a prequel, it just has callbacks to the original

[@superultimatexlrfire462]

​@@tylerdoesstuff5889it's been confirmed by the director it's meant to be a prequel to the Gene Wilder movie

[@loeraps5611]

@@tylerdoesstuff5889it's definitely a prequel

[@ewanhub6080]

please don't kill yourself...!!!!!

[@crimsong8068]

I had NO expectations for this film... A Wonka prequel seemed like such a cheap idea, but I was completely blown away by almost everything, especially the music. This reprise was a nice cherry on top of a genuinely great movie. You can feel the love and passion the creators had for the source material, and it shows. 10/10 would be in a world of pure imagination again.

[@MorbidMotive]

I was excited for it when I saw the first trailers for it, and it was EVERYTHING I was hoping it would be. Absolutely loved it ❤

[@ejw1234]

Did you see the holding cell when someone was bad? Did you notice how that looked like the glass elevator?

[@SharonLeeU1111]

Agree 💯💯💯

[@christopherrobinwattsthoma6318]

Woke, woke and more woke except the fake dwarf of course!

[@davecraben3087]

Absolutely, I didn't expect to be this good...🥰 The music is so good that keeps playing in my head since I watched it...😂

[@JennicaRamirez]

This was the last movie I watched with my mom while she was in the hospital fighting leukemia. I played it on my laptop, and for that moment it felt as if the world paused and nothing else mattered. We laughed, cried, and smiled together while holding hands. Every time I hear this song, it reminds me of her and brings me to tears.

[@marklaneentertain5983]

God Bless ❤ So sorry for your loss.

[@taliagmail.com2005]

sorry for your loss

[@misterg2201]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Mori-dz8lg]

Sorry for your loss

[@cgrogers96]

RIP mom. Sending hugs to you ❤

[@matthewevans97]

When this started playing, i got a massive smile on my face.

[@austinrenteria]

Me too. It's just magical.

[@Otisboy121]

And soon, Nigeria Falls …..😭

[@Kikicat_Plays]

Same

[@LunarAngel96]

I cried so much when I was watching this with my sister on Christmas Day

[@eliancruzyanez8521]

I never watched the gene wilder movie, but I also had a massive smile.

[@alleyvoid]

it's a shame how Gene Wilder passed away before he could see this wonderful tribute to the character, by Timothee, that he made into such an iconic role. It showed Wonka's dedication through financial struggles, fighting against the corporate corruption that tries to push him down, his positive and vibrant attitude in the face of cruel hardship and his love of helping others. Gene Wilder would've been proud!

[@danielstefanovich8388]

Gene would have hated it. He already came out and said he hated the Depp version and thought it was completely unnecessary (it is). No offense to Timothee, but this film should not have been made and goes completely against the original.

[@Fred-xy9ch]

​@@danielstefanovich8388Funny that you say this when Wilder's version is the one that went completely against the source material and was hated by the author

[@danielstefanovich8388]

@@Fred-xy9ch Yes, but as a movie was shockingly superior. It's difficult to judge a book compared to a movie. It's pretty damn easy to judge a movie against another movie. The point stands - this commenter said that Gene would have loved it. We have pretty strong evidence that no, he would not have, and he probably would have been relatively outspoken about his dislike for it. As he should.

[@futuristicgirl14]

He would’ve despised this cringe fest lol

[@futuristicgirl14]

@@Fred-xy9chno one said Roald wouldn’t like it. They said Gene wouldn’t. Can you read?

[@darasimiAdj68]

There’s something precious about this version of the song

[@Kathleen-n3r]

Yes❤

[@animeknight]

Something quite interesting about this version is that it has two parts that convey something different, the first is an emotional part that for me conveys that Willie is letting go, not only of Noodle but also of his mother after having done what he had to do, and the second is a more lively part and that has certain playful and sarcastic touches, which for me shows a character evolution, who goes from being an idealistic and innocent dreamer, to an idealistic dreamer but who begins to have a greater range when it comes to facing things.

[@TheAnswer201]

@@animeknightamazing analysis

[@catherinepadro3965]

Yes 🎉❤

[@lalotime]

Thought it sounded too Disney and play like. The original is way better

[@raincntry2657]

This movie was WAY better than it had any business being. It is a wonderful, happy, silly, light, enjoyable family movie. Chalamet makes a perfect young Wonka. The songs are great, the acting is great and the story is great. I was simply blown away at how much I enjoyed it.

[@robertstanley9633]

I shared the same sentiment. I had no intention of watching Wonka but needed something to watch based on the reviews. Wonka exceeded beyond my expectations and Timothée Chalamet's charisma made me smile throughout the whole movie! Must watch for sure!

[@travismartin6722]

Dude this movie was trash I’m sorry just my opinion.

[@mattjohnson-yf1bd]

Tyen explain why​@@travismartin6722

[@rrbcraftergames3361]

@@travismartin6722what about it did u not like?

[@fm.burbank8461]

@@travismartin6722 thats okay

[@BenScrannage]

These Paddington dudes need to be the only ones allowed to make family movies out of old properties anymore. They haven't missed yet

[@Superintendent_ChaImers]

I would love to see them do James and the Giant Peach.

[@LivingCrusader]

They haven't missed or screwed anything over yet.

[@benmunn7593]

James And The Giant Peach sounds like a fun idea. How about Corduroy and/or the If You Give series

[@forbiddencolor]

Except with this. They really missed with this.

[@bpa_]

I actually think something like this could work really well with Thomas the Tank Engine. I mean think about it, a fresh new take from only the railway books with some form of Paddington essence to it could honestly be really great if done right.

[@wickedshadesproductions5254]

I like how they didn’t make this final number a full extreme Broadway performance. It really felt like something he was singing while working.

[@aba_40]

Totally agree!

[@manuelorozco7760]

As much as I prefer musicals on stage, I absolutely agree there

[@motor4X4kombat]

Don't forget what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he wanted... He lived happily ever after.

[@estebanacevedo8290]

But he did have to earn it. Hint hint

[@Nyasancreations]

@@estebanacevedo8290 I will do it if you want

[@jackthepumpkinking6657]

-Gene Wilder, 1971

[@hectorroman4286]

Do it Charlie I'm not going back to that four prison bed. Hell I'll do it if you want

[@M3m3ntos]

-Gene Wilder 1971

[@Jocelyn_Herrick]

Timothee is perfect to play Wonka

[@Natikalife]

Yes he is

[@christian.corriveau716]

He is basically a young gene wilder Wonka to me. He even has the mannerisms.

[@pheliperocha3290]

​@@christian.corriveau716Just watched the filme, i cited

[@IcebergLounge695]

Johnny depp was better

[@josephmeza8835]

@@christian.corriveau716he is this movie is a prequel to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

[@dianagrimaldo3558]

This is what kids movies used to be all about! Loved it!

[@taliagmail.com2005]

family movie more like

[@AnthonyLeachman]

Wonka ended

[@PeresBOURQUE]

a.Eliese3 I go to brain balance i am from amherst medical b.a, dartmouth state walking around, ohlone a.a and Yale its Leverett but...im a Windsor. I am stealthed I am a xavier...dutchess im invisible..im Mormon.

[@thebaxman4459]

Exactly and this was a very good and entertaining movie to have been released during Christmas 2023 for families and people of all ages to enjoy.

[@PlaybillsAndPixels]

A kids movie that is actually good and doesn’t assume children don’t know the difference between good and bad cinema. Sent from god, unless you’re Hugh Grant.

[@CrazyCon500Games]

Hearing Hugh just bluntly state "It's a ruined castle..." in the middle of the song made me and my friend laugh hard in the cinema seeing this. Man this is such a feel-good movie.

[@stefanborchers2190]

Can out help me by telling e what the oompa loompa says after "it`s a ruined castel"?

[@gummyguy7177]

​@@stefanborchers2190 "frankly I rather doubt it"

[@phousefilms]

I laughed at the little interjections during the second half of the song, with him being "Alright."and "Where?"in answer to the lyrics.

[@hhlentz]

Hugh Grant was much, much funnier than I imagined he’d be. I also loved his interjections here. And his little night cap setup on the boat.

[@Kuzeyman09]

"Hold your breath, make a wish, count to three"

[@StopMotionDryptosaurus]

“Come with me, and you'll be, in a world of pure imagination.”

[@joeyglusky4774]

@@StopMotionDryptosaurusTake a look and you’ll see into your imagination.

[@WhosBlox]

“Take a look,and you’ll see into your imagination.”

[@Kuzeyman09]

"We will in, with a spin, travel into world of my creation."

[@jaidenmatta1757]

What we see will defy explanation

[@etac774]

I love the character of Wonka. He’s a magician on top of a businessman, but mostly serves as a guide for others towards their dreams. Yet at the same time, he himself is incredibly lonely, with only his workers to keep him company. He’s exists outside of others lives, and guides them to their own treasures that he can’t posses. “Pure Imagination” is the perfect song to describe this idea.

[@AnthonyLeachman-sc6es]

📀 WONKA🎩

[@Gnostic72]

This is that part that BROKE me. Brought back memories of my Dad, I was 8 years old when he took me to see Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory at the Capitol Theatre in Manila. All the memories flooded back…

[@stevenskates8077]

I broke down too , I forgot about my own dreams and got reminded here to still believe ❤

[@gerard7417]

🫶🏼

[@matthewmcvey3494]

I saw the 50th anniversary in theaters back in 2021 it was the best summer of my life, so far. I saw a movie and got a transformers action figure, two of my favorite things to do. I was back in action.

[@CamLeighGamer]

I was in tears when Willy Wonka saw his mom even after she died being in the crowd and was proud of him and when Noodle saw her mom again. 😭

[@cooldude2512]

Same 😭 never thought a film like this would make me tear up

[@Owen56778]

​@@cooldude2512 I agree I cant stop crying😭😭😭😭

[@samalahenry]

I was in a puddle. I felt that in my chest😢😢

[@omgitgiovanni]

Same!

[@audriiiiroberts3030]

The look on wonkas face when noodle hugged her mom 😓😓

[@terryliu9015]

I just realized that “I said good day” is also a tribute to the classics!! You get nothing you lose good day sir

[@marikaycuthill8631]

D bdd bn r Vhh n dir rr

[@drop0ut606]

also the line right before that "and so goes a good deed in a weary world", it's the same thing Wonka says to Charlie when he gives back the everlasting gobstopper.

[@williamfairchild7439]

I really like Timothee's rendition of Pure Imagination and it's my second favourite song in the film

[@joshuakealiher4405]

what was your favorite?

[@williamfairchild7439]

@@joshuakealiher4405 You've Never Had Chocolate Like This

[@brynnsayers5458]

My fav was pure imagination ❤ and a world of your own ❤

[@coffeelink943]

If Roald Dahl was still alive he would bashed this movie just like Willy Wonka

[@noahpagel2823]

So nobody’s talking about A Hatful of Dreams? 😭 I loved the catchiness and underlying joy it held, and the tone it set for the rest of the movie

[@TheEmpressReborn]

3:02 It's cute that Wonka laughs a little during the line, "We'll begin, with a spin..."

[@masonterrell3673]

It's heartwarming ❤❤❤

[@fibanocci314]

They did a really good job not editing the humanity out of the singing in an effort to make it "perfect"

[@piadox]

I saw an interview with Timotheé that he was singing this live when they were filming, instead of lip syncing, so those little imperfect touches made it an even better rendition and way to end the film. Made me walk out of the theater with a smile.

[@KathrynB621]

Yes, I couldn’t stop smiling!

[@bill4665]

Even his slight voice crack while tearing up at seeing Noodle and her mother reunited!

[@haelvillareal]

This song still makes me tear up. 😭

[@christophergrathwohl9862]

Me too

[@nr1NPC]

whats wrong with you guys lol. there is nothing sad in it.

[@S0l4rK1ng]

@@nr1NPC not all tears are of sorrow friend, I know I can't help but get watery in the eyes with immense positive emotion

[@cloudmaker2143]

Tears of joy

[@BillyFresh15]

Me too. The melody is sad. I like Gene Wilder’s version too.

[@satyendrandonibanerjee8682]

Who else started to cry during this scene? 🥹

[@janebarry-fraundorf4623]

ME!!! 😢

[@CristheLight]

Almost did

[@Under_Sky_Third_Gaia]

Tears down my cheeks

[@markcraft]

Me

[@zachscarbrough2727]

I won’t lie. I did get a little misty eyed.

[@shadowwriter4538]

When I first saw this song at the end, I legitimately cried; it was so heartfelt seeing Noodle reuniting with her mother and seeing the beginnings of Wonka's factory like this. I'm really glad I saw this movie.

[@art23428]

That's embarrassing its a movie

[@xxcolor-my-se4xx361]

@@art23428you clearly have no appreciation of art in any form, if you find expressing emotions for a movie is embarrassing.

[@loopynpc1074]

This brought back whimsical and childlike wonder for me dawg ngl.

[@TonyWilliams-TRL]

I feel u brodie 😊

[@jmon-bv2kj]

This movie was waaaaay better than I expected it was a blast I love wonka and what he represents

[@HerbCoswellBornAgain]

This film somehow felt like a better Celebration film then Disney's Wish. I love this movie.

[@taliagmail.com2005]

fr

[@taliagmail.com2005]

disney needs to take notes from warner bros

[@JanLCn]

We Don't Talk About ̶B̶r̶u̶n̶o̶ Disney

[@taliagmail.com2005]

@@JanLCn too bad i still do since im going to disney world this year

[@MonsterClub185]

​@@taliagmail.com2005frankly, personally I wouldn't waste time with Disney world. It's been downhill since.

[@imcontemptwithlife4155]

I’m 22, was sat in my uni room bored to shit. I decided to go to the cinema on my own for a bit of fun late at night. Went to watch this movie. First time in almost 10 years I truely felt like a kid again, I had the whole cinema to myself, sat right in the middle, and had the cheesiest grin on my face and goosebumps multiple times throughout the movie. Ive maybe watched this 3-4 times more since, what a wonderful movie!!

[@hundo3k798]

Lol that's awesome :)

[@chavagonzalez9734]

I swear I almost cry when he start singing *"Come* *with* *me..."* 🎶🎵

[@KathrynB621]

Me too.

[@tararocksong5085]

I almost cried from listening to the first three notes to the music. Brings back the memories of Willy Wonka with Gene Wilder. He would’ve loved Timothy’s performance of Wonka if he were alive.

[@KathrynB621]

@@tararocksong5085 I agree! I teared up. This song is pure imagination. It brings on so many dreams you may have.

[@dayjay_alldj7940]

I have no shame to say this. I did cry.

[@moonkatmagic5599]

Me too!❤

[@overrandom2847]

in gene wilder's version of this song, he sang it as if all possibility can be achieve even if its on your imagination but at the same time it looks like he was having some doubts or regrets while singing, since he sang it as if remembering things, this one however implies that his dreams has just begun and not to be afraid....i love both version of the song

[@bill4665]

I think with Gene's its much more him putting himself in his audiences shoes. Seeing that for the first time, just how mind blowing it is. Bcs this is a prequel, I imagine it was THIS struggle to get to that point that he was remembering and getting emotional about. OR Maybe the last time he sang it was with Noodle, and he was remembering her and getting a little emotional

[@victorliga2958]

Beautifully said

[@johnwawryk3216]

My children and love this film. My son does especially. I think it actually helps him stay grounded when he struggles. Thank you Timothy Chalamet and whoever else made this possible!

[@kirstanmcclelland6458]

He was robbed!!! He should be nominated for an Oscar he is phenomenal!!! Thank you for posting my favorite part of the movie ❤️❤️

[@oscarschmitt6048]

Making film in Oxford street

[@Tacogoesduffy217]

i might be wrong but i think because of its late release in the year he might be in the pool for next year. but id look that up

[@kirstanmcclelland6458]

I hope so because he truly deserves an Oscar

[@SwitchyKiddo]

this movie geniuinely made me cry the movie is AMAZING

[@Dragon-vh7ty]

@Tacogoesduffy217 this was the only song sent to Oscar's before the movie released, so it was in this year's pool

[@tobito2013]

World of pure imagination is the best description of a library ever.

[@intj.paradox]

IKR

[@Picaxe45]

not pun intented but world and word are so close on this line, Word of pure imagination would fit well in a library ^^

[@BluePlayzHD]

Bro the resolution genuinely made me fucking cry jesus christ. Reminds me of how fragile life is, how devastating a loss is, and to appreciate my mom.

[@FunkyChickenProductions]

I Swear. This Ending Almost Made Me Cry. Just Seeing Noodle Return To Her Mom Warms My Heart. And Everything Else Was Just Perfect. Like Willy Creating His Factory Along With Lofty (Or Shortypants 🤣) As His Assistant In The Tasting Department. 👍 But The Best Part? Is Timothée’s Reprise Of Pure Imagination. 10/10 Would Watch Again.👌

[@dhc1160]

I 100percent agree!

[@nicolelynn9159]

I started crying too.

[@dondonovantv]

The scene alone makes the movie worth it. This is so inspiring. Every outstanding achievement really starts with your imagination.

[@CinnyEm]

I have had this song on repeat for weeks. It literally is like a drug, I can't stop. It makes me feel so happy yet inspired at the same time.

[@HeffboomKonijn]

I just saw this movie and I ugly cried for like 10min Im 36yr old and seeing this brought a flood of memories and emotions. I forgot the feelings, emotions and child wonder of what imagination used to be. Even if only for a few minutes I could taste what imagination used to be 😭❤😭

[@Cinny_Em]

I got teary eyed when this scene came on haha

[@taliagmail.com2005]

I'm 18 nearly 19 I saw this movie on December 27th at cinema in uk

[@KathrynB621]

Same here! I’m almost 34 years old, and try to plan a Disney World vacation every 5 years. I need that imagination and magic.

[@taliagmail.com2005]

@@KathrynB621 I'm going there this year I love disney world I haven't been to a disney Park for like 7 years

[@KathrynB621]

@@taliagmail.com2005 Enjoy, enjoy! Be sure to ride Flight of Passage. It was so good, I teared up at the end. Rise of the Resistance is also worth the wait!

[@FantasyfootballRedd13]

Man I LOVE the ending, the beginning, and all the middle! I went in with LOW expectations and left as my favorite movie of 2023…maybe 24 as well 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for sharing this ❤️🙏

[@justineves3588]

Me too he did a great job and he is a great singer too I can't wait to get this movie to own 😊❤

[@FantasyfootballRedd13]

@@justineves3588 yessss! Like I want to watch it again now haha. We went to go to our local theatre the next day to watch it again last Friday and they pulled it 😱😭

[@justineves3588]

I think I like it better than the Johnny Depp movie

[@XJIcequeen]

Mine too. Alongside TMNT Mutant Mayhem

[@FantasyfootballRedd13]

@beauboi8581 nice, good list 👍

[@supercool2447]

Timothee really recreated the magic of this song and the character,BRAVO👏

[@BD12]

He took a treasured childhood memory and turned it into an aggressive bowel complaint. I'm in physical pain at how crap this is, and by the way, I don't think he's ever eaten chocolate to begin with. He's a fraud of the highest order.

[@system0fadowner251]

​@BD12 aw someone's mom never gave them chocolate as a kid. Or hugs

[@AlexWilson93]

Timothee Chalamet was meant to be Willy Wonka, but I'm disappointed that this isn't nominated at the Oscars, but other then that, this was a great film and my favorite film of 2023

[@mr.movieandtvguy5310]

At least he is

[@janebarry-fraundorf4623]

SO disappointed that this didn't get ANY Oscar accolades, or Nominations! Just RIDICULOUS!! FANTASTIC Movie, FANTASTIC Cast, Timothee as Willy Wonka, was SPECTACULAR!! What a SHAME!

[@coastingalong]

@@janebarry-fraundorf4623bruh every single movie can’t be nominated for an oscar. while tis movie is very nostalgic, objectively it’s not oscar worthy

[@amandapike2477]

@@coastingalong Objectively it really is. It's far superior to everything Disney released this year.

[@coastingalong]

@@amandapike2477 yea that doesn’t mean anything. there are multiple plot holes as well as a few scenes that were lazily written. it’s a great movie but let’s not start giving out awards for mediocrity

[@diannespalding6542]

Saw this movie last week with my granddaughter. All three movies were wonderful for different reasons. But, I loved this one!

[@TeaAddictt]

69 likes, Perfecto

[@sweetarts445]

Seriously the most perfect way to end the movie. 👏 Obsessed with this song.

[@rosierennie5867]

Timothée held Wonka in safe hands, Gene.. I promise 🥹

[@3950laura]

So true. And he didn’t try too hard to be Gene he did his own thing with it and so wonderfully. I liked this movie way more than I was expecting to.

[@MinaWalker]

Lofty said “Good day sir” THE SAME THING WONKA SAID THE CHARLIE AND GRANDPA JOE!

[@mr.movieandtvguy5310]

Shit that’s right

[@g.g.3794]

Also "So goes a good deed in a weary world"

[@NotTelling-xs4rv]

well spotted (which is the british way of saying no shit sherlock)

[@joeyglusky4774]

I said “Good Day!”

[@ea8702]

The one that's perfectly matched is the one where lofty stole on his house "Good day sir, I said good day"

[@Nickywhispersasmr]

I started singing along when this song came on. Pure joy ! My husband even shed a tear during this scene. ❤

[@changaming1275]

just shows wonka was always a pure boy who just wanted to make the world better. nothing changed, he stayed the same even after getting famous. why can't more people be like that? XD

[@devonmartinez4961]

This movie lived up to the reputation of the original movie and legacy of the book. I left satisfied and free, Gene Wilder would have been proud of this movie if he was alive

[@ThatNobodyRigor]

actually this movie would've never happened if he hadn't died.

[@devonmartinez4961]

@@ThatNobodyRigor Is that so?

[@ThatNobodyRigor]

yeah, he never wanted a sequel or prequel and they waited until he died to announce this movie in particular (I think)

[@devonmartinez4961]

@spiinxshow It feels like the Wonka verse has been having a wave of revival since he died. First, the Broadway musicals now the prequel

[@taliagmail.com2005]

@@ThatNobodyRigor they announced 5 years after he died in early 2021 which is now 3 years ago since they announced it and almost 8 years ago since gene wilder past away

[@mlong1984]

I was so pleasantly surprised how good this was timothee was truly perfect to play a younger Wonka

[@manuelalvarado6510]

Hands down, it was his shining moment.

[@allora3052]

I am proud to admit that I actually cried during this scene. The nostalgia and giddiness of seeing my childhood and lifelong dream come true right before my eyes was something I had been longing for since I first saw the original. I have to admit... when I heard about there being a prequel to my all time favorite movie being made, my expectations were... not all that high. I mean why mess why the perfection that was.. well, already perfect? But when I went to watch the movie, I was surprised by how well written and the attention to all the details they included. I had ignored all the articles and press about the movie, so imagine my surprise to find it a musical of all things. Now, I know that the first movies had musical numbers in them, but I still wasn't expecting it to be a sibling to them!!! All in all, I am very happy and proud by how well the movie came out.

[@3950laura]

Me too, this entire comment!!

[@love314]

Timothee Chalamet is the perfect Wonka I knew in my life

[@oscarschmitt6048]

I like Johnny Depp

[@Jocelyn_Herrick]

He is. ❤

[@benjamindavis4974]

Stop comparing them ​@@oscarschmitt6048

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

Wilder is the perfect wonka but timothee chalamet did a great job with the impossible task of living up to him

[@taliagmail.com2005]

fr

[@loisnicklas8180]

Isn't it wonderful that people still want that thrill of their imagination. It brings happiness to the heart.

[@coolkenman]

1:40 "so goes a good deed in a weary world" hey I get that reference

[@TheEmpressReborn]

More like in the future, Wonka quoted Lofty.

[@coolkenman]

@@TheEmpressReborn that makes sense

[@ChandlerLawsonPlays]

The original version of this quote goes all the way back to Shakespeare: "So shines a good deed in a naughty world" -- Funny how great ideas come back around. Kinda like how great characters like Wonka (himself) come back around too.

[@coolkenman]

@@ChandlerLawsonPlays oh yeah I actually heard that reference from a comment in a video

[@gmusic240]

and... "I said good day sir"

[@Adakechi]

without trauma dumping in the comments section of a youtube video, long story short the original willy wonka was very important to me as a child and the moment he said "...come with me-" i bursted into tears like an inconsolable child

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

You and me both. And for the same reason

[@vaivs7903]

Thank you for sharing it with us☺

[@coen3292]

KZbinrs with art pfp's trying not to trauma brag (impossible)

[@brockragni1053]

Who else kind of loved that the castle turned into the factory.

[@Bunni524]

Me!

[@1yorknewable]

Me

[@Sethyboy_]

It was cool

[@Marionette-thepuppet]

I loved the way Wonka looked at Noodle when she was starting to walk towards her mother, then when she looked back at him he smiled, happy for her. I loved that part, it was a beautiful detail to Wonka’s kind, caring personality. Wonka and Timothée are both such good people with good hearts. Timothée did a good job as his own version of Willy Wonka, so as Gene Wilder (I didn’t watch his movie yet…..) and Johnny Depp’s version of the fictional character. I wish I could taste what Wonka’s chocolate taste one day, I was literally craving chocolate after watching it 3 times- Anywayyyyyyy I love Timothée’s movies and so as this one, this one is amazing and so as his singing!! I hope that he gets what he wants and stars in good movies, keep going Timothée!

[@hiattgrey9161]

I teared up when he started singing this.

[@3950laura]

Me too

[@frankielovejoy9928]

This version sounds like the words of a man who is hopeful for the future. The 1971 sounds like the words of a man who can't believe he actually achieved said future.

[@fatimapavon7787]

His voice is so beautiful 😍🥰💗

[@redjelly4719]

Ye😊

[@CraigLynch-pz4el]

If you like this take, you might be satisfied with Mark Klockenkempers take on this one

[@Victoria-_]

IKR

[@SuperRaditz7]

Standards have dropped very low then

[@taliagmail.com2005]

fr

[@buccaneercat]

The way the audio pops at 2:44, when the song picks up, is done remarkably well! This was one of the absolute best parts of the movie. It almost makes me want them to do a sequel, being the traditional Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, with another follow up sequel being Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator. Going into this movie I didn’t think I’d say it, but after finishing it I can confidently say that I wouldn’t mind seeing more of Chalamet’s Wonka. I don’t really think it’s in the cards anyway, but they’ve captured something special with this film, and with it comes great potential!

[@TheRealFrandude]

It’s better if the sequel was a Great Glass Elevator Adaptation because we already know the traditional Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Story. For the opening credits not only I want to see flashback drawings of Wonka I also want to see drawings of the story we all know, you know Wonka invites five lucky people in his factory, Charlie finds the last golden ticket, the four rotten kids meet their demises and Charlie winning the grand prize and being selected as Wonka’s heir.

[@carriehowlter3312]

The chap who made it has definitely expressed a wish to do at least one more film, as there are about 25 years between this one and the original. Lots of time to fill ❤

[@marzipan2115]

I think they should make one more with Chalamet to fill in what may have happened between this one and Wilder’s. Lots of time to fill, and what’s the journey between this Wonka and the more edgy, slightly sinister Wilder Wonka? Some interesting things could happen. Haven’t read the books, so I don’t know.

[@taliagmail.com2005]

same

[@taliagmail.com2005]

​@@TheRealFrandudenah they should give it an original sequel to continue young willy's adventures and ofcourse I wanna see more of timothee as wonka he nails the role

[@asystolemusic]

Ngl I feel like in about 10 years this movie will feel nostalgic. It already does feel nostalgic for me for some reason

[@matth3w2002]

So shines a good deed in a weary world.

[@lilibcoaching]

💪😇🥰😍☺️🎉🌞💛💫🤩🌍🙏🏻🎉

[@serenitythesiren5031]

"In a world of pure imagination!" "It's a ruined castle." That makes me crack up everytime.

[@PopeDuwang]

My mother and I saw this in theaters and the moment this part came up she started crying as she thought about her childhood when she first saw Willy Wonka.

[@ronaldvecchione1441]

Absolutely a masterpiece that ending when they showed the castle transform into the 1970s set Willy Wonka's Gene Wilder's Factory I just lost it I broke into tears thank you Hollywood for finally doing this franchise Justice❤❤❤❤

[@darrennesbitt7942]

Why is timothee chalamet so good at singing pure imagination 😮

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Um . . . because he's a trained and experienced actor and singer who does so for a living?

[@KucasTheGreat]

My favorite part about this song is that it really feels like 2 different songs stuck together. It's slow and melodic when Wonka is watching Noodle reconnect with her mother. He's reconnecting with this own Mother through her. And then it switches to a bright and upbeat song as he gets excited about the factory and his own ideas start to run wild through his head. I can't think of a better way to end this wonderful movie.

[@indrajitdata]

The bond between Noodle and Wonka is the core of the story..what a beautiful movie it is.. I will never underestimate Paul King

[@joeyglusky4774]

Come with me, and you be in a world of Pure Imagination. Reach out, touch what was once just in your imagination. Don’t be shy, it’s alright if you feel a little trepidation. Sometimes these things don’t need explanation. If you want to view paradise, Simply look at them and view it. Somebody to hold onto, it’s All we really need. Nothing else to it. Come with me and you’ll be in a world of Pure Imagination! Take a look and you’ll see into your imagination! We’ll begin with a spin, traveling in the world of my creation! What we’ll see will defy explanation! If you want to view paradise, Simply look around and view it! Anything you want to do it! Want to change the world? There’s nothing to it! There is no life I know to compare with Pure Imagination! Living there you’ll be free if you truly wish to be!

[@conniceraulo1841]

Caro ragazzo, sei uno spirito evoluto, al di sopra di tanti. Sii sempre te stesso. Il film è riuscito perché la gioia che hai trasmesso era genuina, vera ed immennsa. Tante benedizioni

[@taliagmail.com2005]

esattamente

[@priyac7054]

The most touching moment of 2023❤

[@zeldalink2394]

This was the best movie I saw in 2023! Great movie!:)

[@annmgrob]

Especially love the singing at the very end! Timothée is so talented.

[@nix123ism]

On a whim, we decided to go to the cinemas one night when I was travelling in Vietnam, there was a limited choice of movies and we decided to see Wonka, there are few things at age 55 years that I really enjoy but I have to say, this movie was so enjoyable that I can't rate it highly enough.....

[@donovan.1995.palmer]

There is no doubt in my mind that if Gene Wilder were alive today, he would have been proud of what they accomplished. It’s not just a film but a love story to the tale of Willy Wonka and a tribute to the great Gene Wilder

[@taliagmail.com2005]

he would of been proud of timothee he wpukd be like I am very proud of you timothee

[@niallh4194]

I gave my mom the biggest hug after this film. Its crazy how people thought it would be a theater kid Willy Wonka when he brought the right level of quirkiness, spirit, humanity, and empathy to the character. He did such a beautiful job.

[@creedecriswell634]

This film is a masterpiece

[@sarahmargaret6498]

I can’t handle how heartwarming this ending is oh my gosh

[@boxbreaker2011]

Went into this movie with the lowest expectations after the Johnny Depp disaster…I really did not expect to love it as much as I did! Absolutely fantastic, it really did the 1971 movie justice! A wonderfully whimsical origin story that NO ONE asked for…and yet, we are all now extremely grateful to have.

[@edwinbartolome9645]

When this started to play, I knew they were gunning for the grand, magical and satisfying ending I had in my mind. Happy to say that I wasn’t disappointed.

[@shamus248]

Like some of you, I kinda scoffed when this was announced. Had thoughts of "Hollywood is running out of ideas" which is a reasonable thought to have in some circumstances, but this blew me away when I sat down in the theater to see it. There is so much purity, humanity, and big-heartedness in this film. The writers etc cared deeply about the source material while also telling a fun and colorful original story. And Timothee was simply brilliant as Willy Wonka. Maybe he doesn't have the edge that Gene had, but he's got all of the heart and he's so wholesome and easy to root for. This might go down as one of my favorite movies of all time. I've seen it in the theater 3 times and am planning to go a 4th time this week. I need to enter a world of pure imagination one more time before the physical release

[@2kdemiks816]

👏🏽well said

[@TanealyaKimBeauty]

The way I saw it was that this is Wonka BEFORE when he was young and filled with hope. The edge would come later with age and life experience. Gene would be proud.

[@Moonxboyluno]

Was shocked that something like this could make me shed tears. Bravo

[@alexc5156]

This movie is a reminder to never lose the kid in you. So much fun

[@oscarschmitt6048]

Gene Wilder (1971) Johnny Depp (2005) Timothée Chalamet (2023)

[@jordanmortensen6768]

All the legendary chocolate makers.

[@derechosky]

Multiverse of madness

[@freshcoffee278]

willy wonka no way home

[@spidertubethecoolguy2576]

Which one is the best 🍫

[@valengamer9097]

Multiverse of chocolate

[@manuelorozco7760]

Timothee sure surprises with his vanishing breed of triple threat talent. I just watched the movie for the first time in nearly a year. Wonka is so beautiful of a cinematic treat!

[@melizaestorque231]

I LOVE THIS SONG !!! I IMAGINED IT AS A MEMORY OF MY CHILDHOOD❤❤❤❤🥺😃😃🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@lauraclaire]

Honestly I loved the original as a kid. As an adult I found this absolutely gorgeous and answered questions I always had as a kid about Wonka.

[@HanginWitLucid]

Wow, he nailed it.

[@peterstoate2153]

I have this song in my head for hours even days again and again Just shows how catchy the song is!! Make us all think we are Willy Wonka As he says: We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams!

[@burritogamer3984]

this scene is magical, made me cry. I just love how the film embraced the pure unabashed optimism and whimsy, there is no hint of cynicism

[@jennerhirata8404]

I honestly loved this rendition of “Pure Imagination.” This version has a tone of young hope and ambition, looking ahead to the bright future ahead, while Gene Wilder’s rendition is of a man who’s ready to retire, somberly looking back at his past and his legacy. I loved the parallel between the two versions.

[@C0H87]

Finally an origin story that lives up to the charm of the original. Well done to all involved. Mr. Wilder would be very proud. I’m sure wherever he is, he’s smiling.

[@taliagmail.com2005]

unlike mufasa disney didn't even bother to make it a prequel to the original instead they just make it a prequel to its remake which only came out 5 years ago

[@Edward2Fan47]

So amazing that film was. I hope there can be a sequel about the factory being built and how the oompa loompas moved in.

[@taliagmail.com2005]

me too the film is only recent so once the film isnt so recent anymore maybe a sequel will be discussed

[@KevinTedesco-f4x]

I recently just watched this film with the assumption of a cheap money grab. I was blown away by the performance and musical numbers. Timothee Chalamet had an outstanding performance and knocked it out of the park. The entire film was full of genuine love and I was so happy to have watched it. It truly is a fantastic work of art that is able to capture the magic of it's intellectual property origins, which is rare.

[@marethyu_primo7638]

12/10, best movie to come out of 2023, no question What I love about this movie is that they never really explain how his chocolate magical properties, its not even addressed by the other cast they just say its "great chocolate" despite knowing they are made out of fantastical/impossible ingredients. The magic behind of the chocolate isn't the point, its the love behind the chocolate that really give it is true magic.

[@nicolemarie8151]

I loved Timothee as Wonka, his singing, his acting PERFECT🎉❤

[@BrandonBreyer-l9y]

I’ve cried in a grand total of five movies for a variety of reasons. 1. Titanic: the people that actually died 2. Bridge to Terabithia: I have a hard time making friends 3. Batman 1989: I was 5, I didn’t know better 4. Star Wars Revenge Of The Sith: Once again, I was 5, I loved Jedi Anakin, and it hurt to see him fall 5. WONKA: The ending hurt me, but it made sense. They couldn’t stay, and that stung. Still heartfelt moments

[@frankwolftown]

Don't apologize for number 3. That was a damn good movie!

[@BrandonBreyer-l9y]

@ Yeah, but people hate it for some reason. Jar Jar isn’t even in this one I don’t think

[@jordantoczek3237]

This scene brought me back to my childhood. Willy Wonka was one of my brother’s favorite movies growing up and he would’ve loved this movie if he was alive. This scene brought me to tears because of the nostalgia and how it connected me to my brother the way Wonka connected to his mom through sharing his chocolate with his friends. This is peak cinema

[@malytheson]

3:02 i love that little laughter from him while he was singing, so happy

[@andreabanuelosavila2317]

I watched this movie with an uncle. He’s normally a serious man when it comes to movies, but with this one and particularly this scene, I saw him shed a few tears. We both were crying, but we didn’t spoke, we just hugged each other until we calmed down.

[@vulpixfairy1985]

I’m smiling throughout…the music is so phenomenal…