Thread 23142163

>>23142163 (OP)
fever dream

>>23142163 (OP)
It taught moral lessons like most fiction of the time. Modern generations probably find it confusing because it isn't nihilistic and there is hardly any organ harvesting or gang rape. Gene Wilder is a kike of course but he's great.

>>23142165
Certainly, it's very moral to let kids get hurt over greed.

>>23142166
It's presumed they all lived. Much less gruesome than the Grimm Brothers for example

>>23142166
This is you

>>23142166
dont be greedy, share the uma delcia

Boomers are still like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHANLC9JtWI&t=26s

>>23142163 (OP)
I always thought it was dumb how Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory focuses of Charlie while Charlie and the Chocolate Factory focuses on Willy Wonka.

>>23142163 (OP)
what about those files?

>>23142163 (OP)
Umpa upma dupity dee
You will go far if you listen to me
Umpa umpa dupity dee
There are only are two genders thanks to me

>>23142163 (OP)
It's an entertaining kid's movie based on a novel we all read in school over here. If there's a subtext I've missed it.

>>23142174
He might be referring to the weird tone. It's an American movie that feels British and looks German.

>>23142175
Johnny Depp sucked in the remake. To be fair he wasnt getting much sleep at the time because a mermaid kept shitting in his bed.

>>23142175
Plus a magic negro with candy

>>23142163 (OP)
back when the goys but mostly jews in hollywood actually had real talent

>>23142175
I think its weird to teach kids that basically, if you’re broke, just play the lottery and you’ll probably win. Most people miss that subtle underlying theme.

>>23142163 (OP)
Do u really want to know?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMOHqP8QsrU

>>23142179
You didnt get it.

>In "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," the golden ticket symbolizes a rare opportunity or chance for adventure and fortune, as it grants the holder access to the magical chocolate factory. It represents hope and the idea that anyone, regardless of their background, can achieve something extraordinary.

>>23142179
Charlie didn't play the lottery. He found some money in the gutter and bought something for a family member. Then the candyman convinced him to by a chocolate bar for himself after the contest was supposedly over.

>>23142163 (OP)
He took the oompa loompas away from the forest, and locked them in the factory.
Charlie now is the new person that'll get groomed into oppressing the oompa loompas.
A sad situation.

>>23142181
this. The faggy sequel didn't even have a moral lesson. The oompah loompahs are victims of colonialization or something? Strict fathers are bad maybe? No clue, probably something subversive

>>23142171
Reminder Marilyn Manson was Burton's first choice before picking Depp

>>23142182
Exactly
Veruka Salt was from a rich family.

>>23142182
Hence the magic negro

>>23142163 (OP)
Watch it till the end for the payoff.

>>23142188
Mandela effect? I don't recall a magic negro

>>23142190
Sammy Davis jr man. You dont remember the Candyman song?
>who can take a sunrise

>>23142179
Only a moronic nigger can watch the movie or read the book and come away with that.

Allusion to slavery and the chocolate trade empire. Maybe that's too obvious. But the harmful effects of corps and your children and HFCS that's why if it's not candy it's some weird ass experiment that kills the kids. They die irl. If you got ballooned to like 100lbs in 10 seconds you're a goner. It's just a childish film for family's. And fuck grandpa Joe the lazy money grubbing do nothing piece of shit. Fucking leach.

>>23142190
You got me.
I forget he wasnt in the movie he just made the song a big hit.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78gt7pfjlCU

>>23142193

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>>23142163 (OP)
I liked the sequel, snowpiercer, better.

>>23142163 (OP)
It's a simplistic story about how bad people don't win. Also the movie was made to literally sell chocolate bars. It was just an advertisement that failed.

>>23142193
The old people were pre-boomer so their children actually loved them and cared about them. A different time.

>>23142181
To double down on the lesson, Charlie wasn't a little shit like the other kids who had more. He was given the least in life, fate smiled for once and Charlie remained pure through and through and got to reap the fruits of his choices. Being a good person is not presupposed by material wealth.