Charlie & The Chocolate Factory - Caravan Of Garbage

Wow I bet you didn’t know that in the original Roald Dahl story there is an extended scene of Violet being extruded, and all of the blueberry liquid leaving her, this is what would come to be known at the wonka factory as a “Blue Harvest” which coincidentally was also the working name for Star wars Episode IV: A New Hope

I love the idea that Depps weird bad Wonka voice is actually just him trying to hide his German Accent.

The realization that Grandpa Joe had depression hit me right in that "Oh my God it makes sense now" part of my brain.

A really dark bit that I enjoyed in the movie was when Wonka presented that everything in the factory was edible, including the grass and him, but that the latter is called cannibalism and is considered a crime in many cultures. That some fucked up funny

My favourite part is when young Wonka leaves to see the world but when he comes home his father has LITERALLY moved the house

Did anyone else read the sequel book "Charlie and the great glass elevator"? It starts with Willy and Charlie discovering shape shifting aliens in space, and ends with them reversing the age of Charlie's grandparents - but they reverse it too far and one of the grandparents is made so young that they weren't ever actually born. Luckily Charlie and Willy are able to save her because one of the rooms in the chocolate factory - apparently leads to the afterlife. I swear to god I am not making this up.

1:24 The vision of David Tennant doing all his acting all at once has destroyed any sanity I had left.

I really really really want a story about Willy Wonka being a Nazi scientist who escaped Germany. The idea of insanely hilarious.

My favourite thing about this movie is the fact that the squirrels, some of which were real, were incredibly difficult to train, either because squirrels are dumb or disobedient.

I like how part of these videos is we get to find out what the editors have been watching a lot of lately and this week it’s modern family

I remember watching this film as a child because it was my generation's version of Roald Dahl's novel and feeling so unsettled by it. But at the same time I couldn't take my eyes off of it because of the atmosphere that it created and the visuals/score. The scene with the melting chocolate palace especially freaked me out lol.

The scene where lil wonky boy tries to return home but his home wasnt there always used to really blow my mind

I agree with James, the Flag Museum thing was not only a great joke, it's like the only thing I remember about this movie. (Well that and Christopher Lee saying "Lolipops").

It is always a joy to see what random Doctor Who clips Lawrence will put in the edit in an attempt to visualise whatever James and Maso are talking about, catches me off guard every time

Fun fact, this movie was the first time in my life that I was made aware of the concept of an actor playing more then one character, because when wonkas dad steps out for the first time I screamed and said “That’s count duko” and I spent the next 20 minutes waiting to see what duko was doing in this movie, until the film ended and I just assumed they were leaving that as a cliffhanger for the sequel 😂😂 Also I thought that when a character dies on screen they actually had to kill someone as I couldn’t wrap my head around how they got a sword through the middle of someone, my parents said they stuck it under his armpit but they clearly didn’t and they didn’t want to explain further 😂😂

I personally think Johnny Depp did a great job. DON'T DELETE THIS MASON!

The Wonka bars that they brought out around this movie were amazing, I used to buy them all the time!

RIP Mr Depp😞 who tragically died on set while filming “The Lone Ranger”

"the children are suitably freakish" "i think the cast is good" "thats a nice way of putting it" 😭😭

I’m obsessed specifically with the weird bit of Willy Wonka’s dad Christopher Lee the dentist teleporting his entire house away. Like what was that?