anyone else have these as a kid?

honestly one of my favourites when i was younger
He's going to ace this
Yeah. Goat brooding kinda guy.
They should tap him for wolverine. Probably gonna get it.
Wow that's an incredible casting choice. I never thought of that but he would be perfect for Wolverine
Toy Story
Mario
Lion King
Hotel Transylvania
Willy Wonka
he’s been cooking
He gets to the bag. Can’t let Peele show him up
Not that I think it’s impossible I just feel like a lot of people on here have this tendency to look at movies from their point of view and what they want to see. Your idea sounds good and interesting but is that what kids will be looking for when they go to see a Chocolate Factory movie coming out around Christmas. Is that what drew us in to the original when we were kids?
They brought in the director of Paddington to direct this. On paper, that’s perfect choice. Whether it lives up to it I agree so far it does not seem so.
i think there's room in specifically this in a chocolate factory movie. Chocolate is a luxury good produced in the 20th century exclusively from horrific labor conditions in its raw sourcing. Factories are alien in postindustrial consumer societies (notice that the scene wonka imagines in its extravagance isnt the chocolate waterfall mixing room that is the most memorable part of the factory (and most iconic in films/books) but instead that of a high street retail shop (something that the eccentric and antisocial confectionery inventor canonically would find distasteful)) altogether.
You'd probably want the main character to be a kinda sidekick to wonka instead of wonka himself. That way you'd get to see this surreal figure from a kids point of view, get to experience the zany adventure from a relatable viewpoint and then have the possibility of having the kid grow to have perspective on chocolate factories and rainbow industrialists. like, this is kinda like the curuella prequel where they'll have to completely abandon the premise of the character in order to have them be a useable protagonist for a kids film. Wonka is a trickster archetype in the books, someone mystical, dangerous and unpredictable. In the book charlie and the chocolate factory he holds a contest to inflict body horror situations on dumb children cuz he finds it funny. the point of view is from charlie's cuz wonka's the sorta-slasher figure offing the offensive children with figurative chainsaws (an industrial tool perverted to distort bodies, like magic television broadcasting equipment decimating the body of mike teevee (the "bad" kids in the books are not taught lessons or given perspective or grow as people, they are brutalized, cuz its funny)).
Respectfully not watching this in hopes I can see it in theaters with Barbie or Oppenheimer
anyone else have these as a kid?

honestly one of my favourites when i was younger
Yes I was so gassed when I saw these things were real in the Toys r Us lol
Hope they make a comeback for this movie
This guy is a terrible actor
Y’all really hype up this white boy 😭😭😭
Yeah he can’t do whimsical at all
Didn’t even see this tweet but i’m happy it wasn’t just me
This guy is a terrible actor
Y’all really hype up this white boy 😭😭😭
Definitely overrated
Annoying how Hollywood will cast the same mf in a bunch of movies like plz I know there’s mad unused talent out there why I keep seeing the same white boy
awful, out of the entire movie those chose those clips to showcase him as Wonka? Yikes
in the bin
Gotta wonder if he had to audition or if he was just offered the role because of his hair
damn at first i didn’t get why some of y’all were hating but now i do
it has no identity and looks like a cookie cutter disney remake
anyone else have these as a kid?

honestly one of my favourites when i was younger
yeah these were fireeee
I dont think Timmy a bad actor but a character this silly takes a very specific performance you either got or dont