I read the top of the most helpful reviews, noone mentions this.
There is alot of great stuff in this movie like Charlies story and the morals. But that is for kids hence sung by the small oopma lompas.
No, the most masterful in this is the best acting performance ever.
That is the sadness and loneliness of Willy Wonka conveyed by Gene Wilder.
The same sadeness I feel for having to write this out since noone seem to get Wonka.
Willy Wonka has the admiration of everyone in the world. Do you ever see him admiring anyone? No and he doesn't care for anyone. Not even Charlie. He doesn't care how he acts in front of people nor what they say. He is all alone. The candy is his extreme attempt to make him happy, however in the end he is not. Why do you think everything is in half in his personal office? He is not fulfilled. He does not care if he or anyone else die in the boat or the elevator. He uses everyone for his own amusement. And why shouldn't he? Noone cares about him, only for his chocolate.
In the end Charlie makes a good deed. Maybe seeing himself in him, Wonka gives him his legacy. He can't give it to an adult because he is not like them. Alas he just continue to give joy to others like his candy has always done. The final conversation is there only to be ambiguous. It's simplistic for children not for adults. What I'm trying to say is this; Please don't just enjoy the movie like a candy. Try to understand Wonka so he won't have to be so alone.
Willy Wonka has the admiration of everyone in the world. Do you ever see him admiring anyone? No and he doesn't care for anyone. Not even Charlie. He doesn't care how he acts in front of people nor what they say. He is all alone. The candy is his extreme attempt to make him happy, however in the end he is not. Why do you think everything is in half in his personal office? He is not fulfilled. He does not care if he or anyone else die in the boat or the elevator. He uses everyone for his own amusement. And why shouldn't he? Noone cares about him, only for his chocolate.
In the end Charlie makes a good deed. Maybe seeing himself in him, Wonka gives him his legacy. He can't give it to an adult because he is not like them. Alas he just continue to give joy to others like his candy has always done. The final conversation is there only to be ambiguous. It's simplistic for children not for adults. What I'm trying to say is this; Please don't just enjoy the movie like a candy. Try to understand Wonka so he won't have to be so alone.
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