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"Definately the classic telling", and the best version for my six year old and four year old sons! We love watching this movie. Gene Wilder IS willy wonka!

"One Sick puppy...", Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is one of those movies thats just so twisted its not even funny. The first time I saw this movie, I was about four and it scared the crap out of me. I remember the sadistic, demented Willy Wonka played by Gene Wilder (Who is probably the best thing this movie has as a fan of his other movies.)and the hellish Oompa Lompas with their little songs. Let's not forget that tunnel w/ the snakes and chickens, I had nightmares for months. Was it wrong that I felt sorry for the fat boy who got sucked up the tunnel? Or the little girl who got turned into that blueberry? I mean it was sick!!! Their kids they don't even know their behavior is wrong! I mean of course I know its fake but still. You never even know what happened to them (their actually is a small line about them being alright but I didn't hear it until like the 3rd viewing.) The special effects a downright terrible, even for back then. The chocolate river looked like some kiddy w/ mud in it. The musical scores (Besides "The Candy Man") were downright awful.
What I don't understand most is that this movie is considered a classic. Its played regularly on tv, and was shown almost daily at my school. If this movie is for you that's fine, you're entitled to your opinion, no need to bash me in your comments, that's just stupid. All I want to say is that I have no idea how a movie that was a critical and box office flop became regarded as a children's classic. This movie is way to disturbing for young children and maybe some adults. I'm even a fan of the book and I don't like this. What we fans need to a truth to the book adaption. Then we'll be satisfied.

"Great movie with good lessons to learn", Great movie with great lessons to learn for kids. Gets some basic life ideals across in a fun way.

"granddaughter very happy", My granddaughter Casey was very excited to receive this as we had been looking in stores for a very long time and sure enough Amazon.com came through. Thank you.

"A magical masterpiece!",
Poor boy Charlie Bucket (Peter Ostrum) has a poor family whom he helps out as he does his everyday job after school by selling newspapers and earning money to feed and help his family. One day the famed candymaker Willy Wonka who creates the most amazing and delicious candies in the world as he reopens his factory, he sends out five golden tickets in Wonka Bars as everyone in the world searches for the tickets. Charlie wants to win that ticket so badly even though he barely buys chocolate, but fortunately he finds one of the golden tickets which makes his dream come true. The prize is a tour of the legendary and mysterious Wonka factory where the other winners (Julie Dawn Cole, Paris Themmen, Denise Nickerson and Michael Bollner) including Charlie and his Grandpa Joe (Jack Albertson) get the tour of a lifetime as they meet the magical and unique Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder) himself shows them a world of edible stuff, chocolate rivers, one trippy boat trip and the secrets of Wonka's success.

A magical and entertaining masterpiece of a movie that is one of the most beloved fantasy-musical fantasy movies since "The Wizard of Oz". This is one of those timeless movies that still appeals to both kids and adults alike with it's witty humor, great performances and memorable music score! Roland Dahl wrote the screenplay even though it's loose to the original book he wrote. The film is a pop culture icon that is inspiring and unique even with it's unforgettable songs and memorable quotes, it's a classic.

This DVD offers a widescreen presenation with great picture and sound quality with great extras like two featurettes, audio commentary, 4 sing-along songs, trailer and photo gallery.

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"Extremely Offensive", I do not understand why this bigoted movie became so popular. I find it to be extremely offensive. The suggestion that Willie Wonka has midgets as his own personal slaves is horrible. This clear exploitation of a genetic disorder is disgusting. Not only are they midgets, but they are also orange. This leads me to believe that Willie Wonka would favor the days of slavery when non-whites were put to work on plantations. I have heard that this is a very popular movie among members of the KKK. You sheep are blind and have allowed this racist, bigoted, piece of filth to enter your children's' minds and make them believe in a world of white supremacy. Consider yourself warned.

"The Candy Man Can???", "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" is a horrifically bad children's movie of the '60s. Gene Wilder is Willy Wonka,the maniacal and maddened chocolatier,complete with a creepy Teutonic rival named Slugworth. Peter Ostrum stars as the goodhearted Charlie, who supports his family since he has bedridden grandparents. Charlie bears the burden of the entire story-he's the only sympathetic character. He isn't into manipulative mindgames like Wonka.

"Willy Wonka" has numerous disturbing images--namely the Oompa Loompas. They have sprayed-on tans&green hair. When the children take the Hellhouse tour,they see a chicken getting beheaded,as well as a bug crawling on a corpse's face. Family fun for everyone! Not to mention the horrifically awful music of Leslie Berceuse (who also composed the score for the equally cringe-worthy "Goodbye Mr. Chips" starring Peter O'Toole and Petula Clark)

"Willy Wonka" has two redeeming qualities- Ostrum's excellent performance as Charlie. It comes as no surprise Ostrum retired from acting after this. Who can blame him? The other is the special effects. It's quite psychedelic and trippin'. Other than that,it's a waste. When I was young,I saw this movie over and over and over and over and over. Quite boring after awhile...

"Excellent Movie - lots of extras", This was a favorite of mine growing up, and now my daughter is a fan. She loves the DVD and likes to watch the real actors "all grown up" talking about the making of the movie.

"Childhood Favorite for SURE", Yeah, yeah, so the enormously talented and amazingly HOT Johnny Depp did a new version of the novel this movie is based on titled "CHARLIE and the Chocolate Factory". Well, I find it creepy and too modernized.

THIS is THE Willy Wonka! Gene Wilder is unbeatable as the quirky, engaging, singing, hermitic, clinically insane candymaker extraordinaire. These oompa-loompas with their green hair, orange faces and clotheshanger-in-the-pants uniforms are the only way to go. And the singing, the routines, it's fantastic! I personally enjoy the colors and the 70's filming techniques used to make this movie. Anyone who was a child in the last 30-some years had to have grown up singing "oompa-loompa, doompa-de-doo, I've got another puzzle for you..." and delighting in the sounds, sights, colors and over-the-top acting of all the brat children.

Everything from the room that gets smaller at one end, to the boatride, even down to the moving-hand coathangers is bright and cheerful even when it's utterly terrifying. And, there are no CG effects to spoil the atmosphere. Face it, the CG in the newer movie is STILL not good enough to be convincing. When you know they were just in front of a greenscreen, the movie is not the same. This movie is authentically cool and nostalgically cheesy in some parts and all the more endearing because of it. Willy Wonka belongs to the time of films when most everything was made by hand and children's films were - at heart - sweet, endearing, family-oriented affairs. Some of my friends and I (we're in our 20's by the way) want to know what happened to such movies as "Willy Wonka", "Hook", and the wonderful, hand-drawn illustrations from films even as recently as "The Little Mermaid" "The Lion King" and "Aladdin" - I grew up on these and am sad everything is so CG and driven by extraordinarily cheap, vulgar humor. And what about fantastically done versions of classic books such as "Black Beauty" "The Secret Garden" and "The Little Princess"? I grew up on those as well and loved them dearly. Or others, like "The Sandlot" and "Angels in the Outfield" - where are these movies today? Why aren't these sorts being made still?

Take my advice - classics like "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" are the kind of movies we need to keep showing our kids, and watching ourselves if only to be reminded what a truly classic children's movie ought to be.

"A Classic", The Easter Bunny brought Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory for my two year old son this year. Now he walks around singing the Umpa Lumpa songs!