Eccentric exaggerated and fun
When Tim Burton remade the classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory you knew it was going to be eccentric, exaggerated and fun. The movie had the same theme as the original that the poor and humble would be rewarded while the rich and spoiled would get their just desserts.<br /><br />The start of the movie closely follows the original. It’s not until the kids arrive at the Chocolate Factory that Burton starts putting his stamp on things. You get a display that goes up in flames and then Wonka appears and is a complete weirdo. The next thing you know Wonka is talking about how everything it edible including himself but that would be cannibalism and is frowned upon. That’s when you know you’re on a wild ride to the far side.<br /><br />The one drawback of Burton’s version was that none of the songs were memorable. In the original you had tunes like The Candy Man and the Oompa Loompa song which I still remember from my childhood. The new ones were really lacking in catchiness.<br /><br />Still I really enjoyed this version of the Wonka tale.
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