I don’t know what the positioning of this movie is for the audience? If the audience is targeted at children, the film style is really dark and even disgusting and thrilling. Willy Wonka's gray face, the falling eyes of the opening show doll, and the grin made by the dentist's father can be said to be very dark. Not to mention turning people into blueberries and rolling around on the ground and making people smaller and then stretched into flat pieces. If the audience is adult, the plot is too exaggerated and strange. Except for the family-themed plot that I mentioned at the end, which is more normal, the personalities of the other four kids when they visited the chocolate factory were all too exaggerated. Even if the three children are really domineering, it is impossible to continue to die after the first child is eliminated. After reading it, we all felt that the chocolate factory would definitely be our own if we went there by ourselves. Any ordinary child can inherit the chocolate factory. Charlie didn't do anything, just didn't commit to death. If this movie is meant for effects such as "absurdity", the theme is too plain and meaningless. It doesn't cause the audience to think.
I don't know why this movie has such a high score of 7.9. If it's just because this is Depp's movie, it's just because Depp is acting more like a character, everyone just keeps blowing and closing their eyes regardless of the plot, isn't it a bit too that?
The feeling after watching: The movie that has been admired for a long time is just a golden jade. I wasted 115 important minutes of my life.
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