We get drunk and watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ft. Johnny Depp 

The opportunity to say that his father is “the good dentist” was overlooked completely and now I’m depressed

25% of jokes: Charlie just doesn't exist 25% of jokes: thirst jokes over the Dilf 50% of jokes: *_LOLIPOP_*

"Oompa loompa's killed bin laden... but the stanley tucci one killed jfk" is my first tattoo

I mean technically speaking, a guy who hasn’t left his factory for 15 years would be very pale and awkward.

Fun fact: this was one of the only things Julia Winter (Veruca Salt) acted in. She's now a doctor in Sweden

I just realised Wonka's dad let him go trick or treating but didn't actually let him eat any of the sweets. That's just evil

When a scene from "Psycho" actually came on and the "Bates Motel" jokes came full circle, I was losing it.

never forget that Christopher Lee assassinated Nazis and then he explained to Peter Jackson what it sounds like when someone gets stabbed in the back *from lived experience*

"Dentist the White, I choose you!" *Pokeball opens* "LOLLIPOP."

The fact that they never called Wonka’s dad “The Good Dentist” actually surprises me.

i think it’s so cool they hired prince philip to play the grandpa.

9:00 You can hear Gwen practicing her pronunciation of “Lollipop.” 😂

Fun fact: that chocolate room was entirely a built set. Actually, the entire movie used built sets, with the exception of the opening sequence, the tunnel ride, and the elevator scene.

Deep Roy had to act as every Oompa Loompa, they never copy pasted the same clip, but actually shot each Oompa Loompa separately then placed the clip on top of each other to get the end result. Lots of work and time went into this film, and I love it.

I'm sorry but how tf did amazon music look at this channel and just be like "fuck it we'll sponsor"

I think the grandpa looking exactly the same in the flashback is supposed to be Charlie’s perspective. When you’ve always known someone as elderly, it can be pretty weird to imagine them when they were younger, especially for a kid

If I remember correctly, one of Charlie's grandparents was so old the film crew had to be on standby with giant cue cards so they could read their lines, so the awkward performance may have actually been because they were reading off the line in real-time.

"The girl who bit the dust in Bridge to terrabithia" "That's a little aggresssive" "She knows what she did"

Johnny depp honestly did a great job cause we felt uncomfortable which is what his character in this version was supposed to do

Honestly the multi-billionaire that makes candy for a living, secluded in his factory with no one except his unpaid migrant workers being a socially awkward nutbag is the most realistic thing about this movie

so apparently my friend just figured out that Johnny Depp played both Captain Jack Sparrow and Willy Wonka and now she’s having some sort of existential crisis

Fun fact: This version of the movie (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) is based entirely on the original book. The older version of the movie (Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory) actually strayed away from the book.

so funfact about this movie that will most likely confuse you: there is almost no CGI in this movie at all, Tim Burton was against it and wanted to do mostly everything practical

Fun fact: Grandpa Joe was originally going to be played by Gregory Peck. Atticus Finch himself. Tim Burton felt that having him in it would instinctively make the audience like him and they wouldn’t have to beef up the role. Unfortunately, Peck died before he could even respond to their offer.

The dude who played Grandpa Joe lived for 7 more years after this movie came out.

Apparently Nicholas Cage was considered for the role of Willy Wonka, and I need to see the reality where that actually happened

They get so held up on James Fox that they don't notice *D E E P R O Y*

According To Roahl Dahl's wife, this version of the movie is apparently the closest to what her husband always thought Willy Wonka's *actual backstory* would be. So that's interesting...

I think it’s funny of how in “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” it focuses on Charlie more and in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” it focuses on Willy Wonka more

heres a drinking game: take a shot every time the word lollipop has been said but for the riskier players, you guys can take a shot every time Good Doctor has been referenced.

Fun fact: The song the special forces oompa loompas sing is actually a song from the book. Its a song about a woman who mindlessly chewed gum so much that one night she started chewing in her sleep and bit her tongue off. But due to the vocal distortion, you can barely hear it. There are a few distinct lines that give it away though.

This movie has flaws, but its visually stimulating and Johnny Depp is great in this role. I love that they tried a completely different style from the original.

This version is more accurate to the original book. In fact the family of the author, especially his wife, was greatly disappointed in the original movie and therefore had a direct hand in the making of this movie.

Fun Fact: The Chocolate River and candy factory was mostly practical effects and not all CGI

Little known fact, Jim Carrey almost got casted to play Willy Wanka

21:51 "how is he still alive?" "The dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be...unnatural."

Fun fact: The Chocolate room was entirely practical only the top half of the waterfall was CGI

Okay does anyone else have a hard time recognizing Depp in this role? Sometimes I look and have to question if it actually is him, then a couple times he makes an expression and suddenly it clicks.

I had a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-themed birthday party because I loved this movie so much.

10:12 apparently the actor who played the oompa loompas really went all out and essentially was filmed for every single oompah loopah and digitally combined. So a lot of the footage of him during the songs is stuff he had to do.

This commentary track in a nutshell: Charlie being non-existent, DILF salt simping, The Good Doctor, and LOLLIPOPS.

I always wondered why Violet never stopped chewing the gum and spit it out once she was turning into a blueberry. I feel like that's common sense at this point

The Violet scene turned my friend into an inflation furry and I'll never forgive anyone for that

9:05 "Twice the pride, double the Wonka... Double the chocolate." - Christopher Lee

This movie is so much more eerie and unsettling than i remember, that squirrel scene used to creep me out as a kid though.

The cady room actually have next to no cgi. Most shots of the chocolate river use pratical effects tgey just made sure to look like chocolate and not brown water like the original. The squirrel scene also uses real trained squirrels, they were even trained to jump on veruca and push her father into the hole.

Little known fact Jim Carrey, Brad Pitt, Nicolas Cage, Rowan Atkinson, Dwayne Johnson, Michael Keaton and even Marilyn Manson were all considered the role of Willy Wonka before Johnny Depp got the part.

Crazy y’all were so far ahead of time with this movie giving us the good doctor because now he is a surgeon. He is a surgeon

Every time Christopher Lee is on camera: *L O L L I P O P S*

What's interesting is this movie is actually way more faithful to the books and even though people say the other one is much more light hearted, the kids are only seen walking out the door in this one

I have no clue how this came into my recommended, but I stayed when he said: "imagine showing this to the pilgrims." Gold.

MatPat had a theory that with Charlie inheritting Wonka's factory, just having to deal with all the fines for the unsafe working conditions and safety hazards...that's the true horror right there.

Hey that's the kid from Spiderwick Chronicles- *oh shit, there goes another child death and enormous lawsuit from Karen lookin woman* Also is no one gonna talk about how Charlie's mom is *literally Bellatrix Lestrange; murderer of the Longbottoms and faithful Death Eater who serves Lord Voldemort?*

Who thought that the funniest line in the movie wouldn't actually be about chocolates but the word "L O L L I P O P"

I actually loved this movie. It’s really freaking weird but it sticks way closer to the book.

the constant random "lollipops" had me fucking crying in class

I really hate that "lollipops" made me laugh literally every single time

I'm pretty sure the wife of the writer of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" was on set helping Tim Burton film this movie to capture the vision her husband had, meaning she approved of this. If I remember correctly, the writer didn't like the first film adaptation of his book because he felt as though it didn't represent it correctly

I’m watching this while suffering from allergies so everything is stuffy and my head is throbbing and I’m light headed but goddamnit I can’t stop laughing at “L O L L I P O P S” I swear to god y’all are gonna make me pop a blood vessel

Oh my god, because of Razzle and this video, I know about existence of Good doctor and now after 2 years only think I see is I AM A SURGEON, I AM A SURGEON I AM A SURGEON hopefully they will make some jokes about that in some video in future

I’m so mad they didn’t show many of the funny parts like the cannibalism line and Grandpa Joe’s face after the Augustus incident.

Movie: Shows a Beatles Scene Ryan: Oh look its *Smash mouth*

Fun fact: Roald Dahl hated the original CaCF movie, especially the casting for Willy Wonka, whom he, quote: "...thought 'pretentious' and insufficiently 'gay [in the old-fashioned sense of the word] and 'bouncy'". (He actually thought either Peter Sellers or Spike Milligan should have been cast for the role instead.) Dahl meant for Wonka to be a more tragic soul, someone isolated from the rest of the world and content to stay in his factory of dreams forever. And what kind of person is Wonka in THIS version? Tim Burton even made a point to include Dahl's wife, Felicity Dahl, as an executive producer so that the movie would end up being the version Dahl would have wanted, had he been alive to see it. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the 1971 version, and that's coming from someone who doesn't have any nostalgia from watching it as a kid. I'd go so far as to say that I prefer the older version. But that doesn't mean that the 2005 version is BAD; it's a more faithful adaptation and therefore has a darker, richer story to it. It's like comparing milk chocolate to dark chocolate; neither of them is bad and they're both delicious for different people. Just because more people prefer milk chocolate, doesn't mean the darker version should be dismissed entirely.

Can we talk about how Grant was only 22 but is able to do a pitch perfect Christopher Lee?

"Twice the pride, double the Wonka!" God F U C K I N G *D A M N I T* It's genius!

Them when they see Willy Wonka’s dad: “Lollipop.” Me: “Master Kenobi, you disappoint me.”

Includes paid promotion! Wow I’m so proud of you guys.

11:12 I’m sorry but the tiny “tee hee” killed me 🤣💀

Freddie highmore was also in “Arthur and the invisibles”, where he gets with Madonna, has to fight David Bowie, and drink with snoop dogg during the Great Depression... yeah y’all are gonna want to check that one out

one thing i noticed is, as the movie progresses, the kids suffer less awful punishments which kind of makes sense because each one is smarter than the last. augustus suffered a horrible, gruesome death by exploding from the pressure build-up in the pipe but was rebirthed as a chocolate entity, violet became every deviantart user's dream wife but survived, veruca basically just fell into a dumpster, and mike was literally just downsized

Im surprised no one brought up the fact that there was a whole porn genre that spawned from the blueberry girl. Its terrifying.

Fun Fact. The candy room isn't cgi. I'm not joking look it up they even show it in the behind the scenes.

Ok but I would pay good money to have a top hat like that-

the return of “which fanning IS this?”

"I kinda wanna push that, that big girl" May this quote be remembered always.

Grant's voice acting is a gift to the world and I refuse to believe otherwise.

I’m, Norwegian and Norwegians have Roahl Dahl very close to our hart as he is a big cultural icon in Norway. And since the original was never released in Norway this movie is absolutely loved by Norway.

This is actually a much much much more faithful adaptation of the book. Like, the book might be even darker tbh. So it’s always bothered me how people praise the original for its light-heartedness when it’s just so wrong.

20 years isn't that big of a difference for an old man, he could be a 100 and 20 years ago he was 80

The fucking Good Doctor jokes break me

"You know what this needs?" "It needs to have *D E S P A I R."* **One Winged Angel plays in the background**

"lollipops" timestamps: 11:02 12:02 17:41 18:07 20:32 22:12

"Thats got to be the best chocolate factory owner I've ever seen." - Charlie & the Pirates of the Caribbean Chocolate Factory: Curse of the Black Licorice, circa 2005

I feel like I now have been classically conditioned to laugh uncontrollably when someone says lollipop in a deep voice.

Fact: each song the oompanloompas sing represent the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s.

When they said tim burton probably never watched the original but this movie is more loyal to the book XD

The squirrel scene in the brodway musical, is much more darker. They rip her apart, and you see veruca's bloody-chopped off head for a second.

Can't believe you guys didn't realize how: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory is all about Charlie while Charlie and the Chocolate factory is all about Willy Wonka

Fun fact: This movie was more accurate to the novel than the Gene Wilder version. The novel was really dark. The author and his family actually disliked the original film while his family worked with this version. I loved this movie since I was a little kid much more than the other one so I just wanted to include that...

Fun Fact: The Chocolate River and factory sets were mostly real and not all CGI

I unironically like this movie more than the original

i think i’m now programmed to laugh every time someone says “lollipop” or if i see “the good doctor” anything

I fucking lost it at "I kinda wanna push the big girl"

This may actually be the most anyone has ever talked about The Good Doctor in human history.

This reminds me of that Monty Python skit where they keep saying Spam, and it just keeps getting funnier. Every time they say lollipop I go into a laughing fit.

I Am a surgeon, Dr. Han! I am a surgeon!

"imagine showing whats happening right now to like the pilgrims" actually made me scream i laughed so loud

Okay, based on the title, I can't be the only one who thought they somehow roped Johnny Depp into reviewing this movie with them...

I feel like this movie gets way more flak than it deserves simply because of the success of the first movie, which is funny to say because this movie actually performed better at the box office than the original. It has its own style that sticks closer to the content of the book than the original. A lot of people get defensive about the original because it was part of their childhood, and shit on this movie because it’s not as good, but fail to realize that for people like me, this is the Wonka movie of our childhood

its funny to realized this was 2 years ago and now there is the entire "i am a surgeon" meme