The "WILLY WONKA / SNOWPIERCER" Conspiracy PART 2

My boy really dropped an unbelievably polished movie length documentary 4 years later. I can't believe how good this video is.

I wrote my 30 page final paper in school on Snowpiercer and I actually mentioned the first Wonkapiercer video in the introduction so it actually means a lot to me that you're expanding on this theory!

I saw Snowpiercer in theaters in the US completely by chance. I had nothing to do and decided to go see a movie. When I got there I looked at the wall of posters and saw one with Chris Evans in a hat, holding an axe, and the word “Snowpiercer”—like that was it, there were no other words or images. It was starting in a few minutes so I bought a ticket. I was alone, the theater was empty, and had no idea at all what the movie was going to be like. Surreal experience.

It doesn’t matter to me if it is or isn’t. Your video already convinced me. I’m willing to die on the hill of Snowpiercer being a sequel to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

amazing how much effort you put into this. very proud, your mother and i will certainly be paying for another semester of college

I swear to God that I just looked up Snowpiercer Wonka to rewatch your original video and saw this was uploaded an hour ago. That is honestly really creepy but super excited to watch this! I’m a firm believer now.

Two hours 10 minutes later I'm still left with a glaring question. How does Snowpiercer relate to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?

Its intriguing that this is less of a theory video and really more of a love letter to Bong Joon-ho and a history class on Hollywood, Cinema and Monetization of culture. Really well done. Outstanding video. Thank you very much for all the work put on this!

I hope to hell that the next part of this fantastic video essay doesn't take an additional four years to come out, its really amazing.

I honestly think this video doesnt really show the connection between willy wonka and snowpiercer but mostly the growth of snowpiercer itself

It's crazy that the comic was not even translated into English, and somehow Bong got his hands on it. Trust me, as a Korean myself, I can confidently say that we don't really have French stuff in the country—almost at all. Especially cultural stuff like comics.

this is possibly the coolest documentary I've ever seen. and yes, it deserves to be called a documentary

Please don’t make us wait 4 years for the next one

This is probably the highest quality video I have ever seen on YouTube hands down. This could be a feature length doc on Prime and I wouldn't bat an eye.

Fun fact one day a copy of the host just appeared in my home. I asked my dad and he had no idea where it came from, but he deduced a friend at work must've slipped it in his bag or something. Pretty scary movie to find appear out of nowhere!

I’m getting a 1960’s era length movie from a YouTuber that hasn’t posted in almost a year. With quality better then current Disney production. This made my night, nay month.

00:03 Retrospect 00:39 What if I told you... There is MORE? 6:33 Why Snowpiercer is a sequel to Willi Wonka and a Chocolate Factory Part 2! 10:31 Disclaimers BOOK I- DEPARTURE 11:22 ䷄ Chapter 1: Birth of the Ratting Ark 1982. 19:32 How Snowpiercer really happened. 20:53 Exhibit A: L'Transpiercienage '77 24:47 Exhibit B: Synopsis of L'Transpiercienage '82 34:23 The Third authors Rouchette & Legrand 1996-2000 35:53 Exhibit C: L'Arpenteur and La Traversée '99/'00 38:25 The I Ching ䷄ 42:13 ䷊ Chapter 2: Convergence 1969-2012 47:07 Disclaimers 47:33 The Screw-Loose Mozart Bong Joon-Ho (봉준호) 51:18 White Man- 1994 52:40 Incoherence- 1994 55:05 Barking Dogs Never Bite- 2000 1:00:50 Into the Heart of Darkness (Memories of Murder- 2003) 1:08:55 The Host- 2006 1:13:01 Problems with the Synopsis Rhino Stew had 1:16:36 The paper cut-out synopsis (GO WATCH THE FILM!!!!) 1:24:37 The End of Synopsis 1:29:29 Mother- 2009 1:30:57 ䷥ Chapter 3: The Train That Eats Young 2013 1:32:15 Snowpiercer- 2013 1:41:08 The Screenwriter: Kelly Masterson 1:43:37 Before The Devil Knows You're Dead (You should also watch it ) 1:48:12 Writing 1:52:17 Filming Commences 1:55:49 One final Obstacle before release (The Battle for the Battle of the Water Supply Section) 2:00:06 The American Release of Snowpiercer was kinda Wild 2:02:27 Did anybody really understand Snowpiercer 2:04:12 and the story needs to be Straightforward 2:09:14 Only Just Beginning 2:11:14 To Be Continued... 2:11:55 Break 1 2:14:21 Present Day P.S.: So, of course, this is not a full and completely correct timestamp annotation to the video. The last 20 minutes I was too sleepy. And I will probably change and correct this tomorrow. If you have any propositions/corrections/additions write them down, I'll do my best to perfect them, but you could just have a better eye. To be clear, I think that these timestamps should not go to the video. I think just dividing video on ䷀ Chapters will be more then enough (with addition of spoiler parts for The Host). I was attempting to divide each chapter into story parts that constitute the chapters themselves. Also I will try to edit this whole mess to make it a bit prettier to look at (throw chapters into one section, then under each chapter write its different parts ect.). To Rhino: I never done anything like this before, but the beauty and passion that I felt from the very beginning just made me want to catalyze and structure this whole thing, just because (a) no-one did it, (b) this is probably the only thing I can contribute to this thing. Also I think that first 11 minutes of the video were its most expressive and entertaining part. That is not to say that the rest of the video was lacking, just that was the best part for me. And just a little thing. Divide this Behemoth of a video into 3 chapters as I proposed (not as I wrote, but I mean that you absolutely should divide this video into a smaller parts.)

As someone who's spent the last two years learning Korean and diving headfirst in Korean history and culture, especially through media,this was amazing <3 I love how you included so much context to Korea's constant shuffling of societal and political turmoil, as well as adding 한글 alongside the english translations when relevant. That's honestly huge to me when it comes to representation and exposure of cultures often sanitized and westernized for people in the West.

Bong Joon-ho can hold a conversation with people with whom he doesn't even share a native language, and yet he still manages to be the funniest person in the room. If there's a greater testament to comedic genius, I don't know what it would be.

3 years later, he put out part 2, it took us an entire pandemic, wars, famine, natural disasters to finally get this masterpiece