The plot, the rendering at the beginning is very good and has a mysterious atmosphere. Even with 5 children behind Wonka, browsing the chocolate factory, the utensils and production inside are very novel.
But the plot is really average, even if there is good material, it is a pity that the development is insufficient. . .
If the focus is placed on Wanka, it is obviously too short. It is mysterious at the beginning, teasing the 4 children in the middle, and finally the personality becomes better? Decades of separation, the distorted character isolated in the environment of relatives, was resolved in the end? Too commercial, this film. . .
If the focus is not on Wonka, the focus is on the children, and I really don't feel the childlike interest. The four children were picked out one by one, sorted out, and then. . Gone. . . Completely gone. . .
Many people said that this film is very interesting and childlike. . . Take a closer look, it's really interesting, it's innocent, it just stays on those novel things. . . As for the characters, it's true. . . Too commercial. . .
I've taken it for a while, you don't need to read the plot, just look at the costumes, candy, and weird production machines. By the way, the sloping cabin of Charlie's house is really good. . .
ps, isn't Charlie's mother the female No. 2 in the later "Sweeney Todd"? She really suits the "goth costume". . . laugh
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