For Colin & and Barbra, the actors are Phil Wang & Charlotte Ritchie, who were both on Taskmaster UK (love taskmaster). Phil was on in season 7, Charlotte was season 11, leaving me with a 4 letter word, which would be gery, meaning subject to frequent and sudden changes; variable, unpredictable. Fun fact about Charlotte, she was also in the 4th Harry Potter film.
I knew I recognized her from somewhere (turns out it was Taskmaster) Now I'm wracking my brain on who she was in Goblet of Fire (HP 4) Edit: I was thinking of Olivia Coleman (who played Mrs Scrubbitt) and was in neither Taskmaster UK nor Harry Potter.
Season 7 of Taskmaster is hands down the best season. Usually they have one contestant as chaos incarnate, but in that season they all were and it was a blast.
You have to remember, the Wonka in the original spent 20 years in isolation after some of his employees betrayed him by selling his recipes to his competitors.
@@rogusmith2630 , it is actually set up as a prequel to the Gene Wilder movie. That's why it uses so many aspects from that one, like Wonka's outfit, orange oompa loompas, etc.
@@detective_mitch_connerBut at that point why call it a companion. It fills the perfect shoes for it to be a prequel. Especially since the oompa loompas and style of his factory is pretty much the same as Gene Wilder's version
Biggest LEGITIMATE sin--he stole cocoa PODS, not just beans, as the beans are contained inside the pods, and since each pod contains somewhere between 40 and 60 beans, he has way more than 4 or 5 beans.
Brit here All pants are underwear, but not all underwear are pants, pants are a specific type of underwear. Pants is also a unisex term, while women wear "knickers" they can also be called pants or panties. Pants are often called underpants, no we don't have overpants so no idea why we specify. Thank you for listening to my TED Talk on pants.
The important thing is what do you call "going commando"? "Wearing your knixers"? "Riding the sans-pants express"? "Do you not want pants? Because this is how you don't get pants."? The world must know!
@@DJAbrahamLincoln1 Your right, I thought the typo was the final answer. It turns out the typo was 12 instead of 11. Thus my first answer Pfft was right
Was she really raised by them? By the way I see it is she spends most of her time cleaning with the other people that got scammed so that's where she probably got it from
@@zoeallen6734 that's a fair point, even so the accent would be a mix of all their accents with heavy 1800's English tones. It's a joke, of course they couldn't expect a child to imitate an accent like that, it's difficult enough for adults with native English accents. Although I will say the amount of American accents does genuinely make you forget this movie is set in England though, which is one of the few nit picky issues I have with the movie, wouldn't change it though, I actually loved the film through and through.
I thought it was set in Geneva @@mickieg1994 (because the text in the movie makes some French references, such as using Messieurs) and because it appears to be cold mountainous climate (the coast could be the coast of Lac Leman)
Jeremy, that Dance Sequence Kicking Rant was amazing. I agree, so many of them are giving it everything, yet the waiters are just bouncing. Great stuff! I replayed that portion at least 20 times after I had viewed the entirety of your sin video. Also is it possible to get a I Sin Flamingos bumper sticker? Thanks for all of the laughs (especially the Dance Sequence Kicking Rant!) Take care.
While it isn't entirely confirmed, when willy gets off the ship, im pretty sure hes called either chef or chief, which means he COULD have been the chef of the boat, also explaining the carrots in his hat for stew.
@@fuzzyapple when he says that he said "i focused most of my studies exclusively in chocolate" and from hayleys repl he IS called chef, so he either A: ate many kinds of chocolate over the years to keep some kind of balance diet of chocolate, or B, he learned how to do basic cooking.
When I saw the marketing for this movie I thought this was supposed to be a Willy Wonka origin story. Now I am just confused because this looks like a mash up of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Annie and Chocolat and none of it makes sense for that premise.
It is an alternate reimagining of Wonka. It isn't a prequel to the 1971 Willy where Slugworth is a different person, nor to the 2005 Charlie where Willy has a single father who is a dentist while in this one he has a single mother who explores the Amazon.
Willy Wonka doesn't need a backstory - he just exists, for the purposes of the original story, as this mysterious, reclusive, eccentric, slightly sinister figure. I watched the 1971 film again this Sunday past, and that's the version I'll stick with - nothing beats it.
I don't mind Wonka having a backstory, but this isn't it. Neither was it him having a hardass dentist dad who could literally relocate a brownstone condo. If the Burton version only showed him going into the jungle to enlist the help of the Oompa Loompas, I'd have been fine with that. But they wasted Christopher Lee in the lamest way possible.
Reminds me of how Disney tried making backstories for characters like Cruella de Vil and The Mad Hatter, even though part of what made them interesting was leaving some things mysterious and unsaid. Coming up with an explanation for every little thing cheapens the whole story and this is something modern Hollywood is horrible with
I agree he doesn’t need one, but I can completely believe this, especially with the mention of the rival chocolatiers from the og film. It’s a very sweet film.
Surprised you didn't mention the fact that my main man William will put actual live insects in his chocolate, allow people in the city to drink chocolate that he and a child were swimming in, and allow his friends to eat years-old chocolate that has been who knows where BUT his travel factory has hand sanitizer. Dude, why is _this_ the moment you start caring about health and safety regulations? It's sort of the same as the way he takes away people's free will (you can't tell me those Broadway chocolates don't), gives two people (at least) severe alcohol poisoning, steals a myriad of things: balloons, giraffes milk, clothing, and cocoa pods, but taking a pint of milk from not-plot-important characters is absolutely off the table. Why is _this_ the moment your ethics kick in?
If we stick with the premise that this took place in Vikki times, of times milk sold at that time usually had alot of crap added to it...sheep brains, unclean water, boracic acid, etc. so basically, if you didn't see or do the milking yourself, don't trust it. Hence why he didn't steal the bottles milk
best movie of 2023. 2023 was a rough year and this feel good movie was very much needed to bring a joy to the year. movie just makes you smile through the bs.
18:17 Willy and Noodle are both wearing clean clothing now though, and there isn't a drop of chocolate on them, so this clearly took place later in the day or even a few days later.
Ok, but, Mr. Cinema Sins missed a prime spot at the end to input “nothing rhymes with Noodle” and then cut to Mickey Mouse Club House with the “Ohhh Toodlesss!” Just sayin….
@@nellywilliams2776 probably haven't I have seen both the 1971 and 2005 version multiple times as a little girl then I saw this one at the cinema as a young adult
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory literally has "The Candy Man" within the first 2 minutes (excluding opening credits). A few different characters have full songs in it. Granted, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory limited the songs to the Oompa Loopas (I think it's been a while, but I can't remember anyone else singing). So I'm with you, I was pretty surprised people didn't expect it to be a musical.
as a long time six idiots fan, i got very excited when I saw matt and charlotte, and Simon was part of the writing team for this movie!! So good, i love that they're all still working together.
Willy Wonka: "I'm warning all of you to stop eating my products because they've been poisoned!" Crowd: "Well then it's clearly you who did it, so we're going to destroy your hard work because no one in a movie is ever rational or sane."
So I just got through rewatching the original “Beetlejuice” movie, now that the trailer for the sequel is out, and I was BEYOND shocked and disappointed that CinemaSins never did a Beetlejuice sin video. Soooo I request as a fan that you do that, especially since the sequel is just months away lol
The reason they didn't do a sin video for Beetlejuice is because you can't sin a perfect movie. It would basically be "Opening credits SKIP Oh, look! Lydia is floating! The end". Granted, they could easily tack on 100000 sins at the end for the simple fact that it took over 35 freakin' YEARS to get a sequel but that's pretty much it.
@@caseymacmacl7463 Lmao, one, the channel description says that no movie is without sin, secondly, they sin even their favorite movies that they think are legitimately great movies. The narrator of these videos, I don’t know his name, for the Lion King sin video (the original animated movie, not the “remake”), he thinks the Lion King is a masterpiece and they still found things to sin lol. Besides with the Beetlejuice sequel coming out this year, I think a sin video of the original movie would be great, to lead up to the sequel.
@@jgabraham4913 There's nothing "original" about it. The project was a disaster from start to finish, "chock" full of chocolate rain, and a river of slurry and sludge that is Hollywont's slushy specialty of cacao.
@@bobs_toysHAHAHA I just saw dune 1 for the first time a few days ago and imma go watch the 2nd one this week (I LOVED IT) and I started laughing thinking about Paul singing about chocolate randomly 😂😂 Edit: Just watched Dune 2 a few days ago and I ADORED it! A bit bummed about the cliffhanger and the end of the movie, but the movie was SO GOODDDDD
For me some of the best parts of "Wonka" were the songs! The actors and extra's all did amazing work I loved how literally every single performance felt like a musical straight out of Broadway! And listening to Timothee Chalamet sing "Pure Imagination" makes me think that Gene Wilder would've been both proud and thrilled!
Add a sin for pointing out that the chart was for a calendar month, but it's misspelled "CALENDER". (You even placed a pointer directly to it.) Not to mention, no baby giraffe for a nursing momma one. That said, I found this film to be a lot more delightful than I expected it to be (like the sort-of-related Paddington movies.)
Colin (real name: Phil Wang) and Barbara (real name: Charlotte Ritchie) were both in Taskmaster, with Phil being in series 7 and Charlotte being in series 11. 11-7 is 4. A 4 letter word describing Wonka is "cute".
I’m surprised the fact that “oompa loompas don’t negotiate” yet works was offered a deal for half a jar of hover chucks instead of a full jar of chocolate, was not sinned
Me and my friend did a version of this while we were in the cinema watching Wonka on release day, i cant remmeber how many sins we counted but it was good fun
Your channel is the first thing I think of when I start getting pissed off at a movie I thought I would like, like this one. Also, if they're not feeding the giraffe then there wouldn't be any poop /s lol
Yes. I do enjoy prequel movies that showcases our symphatic hero making friends when we know in future he will sack each and every one of them out of his factory. Good times.
11:43 Taskmaster was the show both Phil Wang (S7) and Charlotte Richie (S11) were in... 11-7 = 4 I'll say the film is DULL, but I see you Little Jeremy Horne
As a movie/show snark myself, I’d love to have someone like y’all to watch movies with. Lol Finally somebody who doesn’t side-eye and sigh when I comment on stuff.
The film was just ok for me, but Olivia Colman’s delightful performance is the highlight here and thank you CinemaSins for removing a sin for the queen.
Just watched the movie a couple days ago... to be honest... I really loved it. Was silly and ridiculous, had fun songs, fun visuals, made me laugh a bunch more than I expected and I can't say how much I adore cartoonishly evil villains. It gave me some Live Action Cat in the Hat vibes (In that the movie doesn't need to make sense, it was just fun). I recommend it!
In the outtakes, with the “poison” scene, you should’ve played the clip from Clue where Mr. Green goes, “Maybe he was poisoned!” and then Mrs. Peacock starts screaming.
I've always wanted a film based on that book, but apparently after Roald Dahl saw the original 1971 film and hated it, he said that he didn't want that book to be made into a film.
@@jonathanmarkoff4469 I couldn't find anything to indicate that it does. However there was an article from 2019 that stated that Netflck where going to be making a Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator movie, but I guess that was scraped.
I had been waiting for this video to come out since I saw the movie in the theatre. Specifically what he was going to say when he saw the part where Wonka takes out the old chocolate he’s had for years and shares it
I haven't seen the movie, had no intention of wasting any of whatever time I have left here watching it, and this video cements my decision. Thank you!
If the police chief accepts chocolate for bribes then Wonka should have bribed him with his own chocolate which is far better than anything the police chief will get from the cartel.
I once tried to hold my breath during Men Of Honor on TV when they put themselves into the diving suits full of water. I did a pretty good job, but couldn't make it through the second commercial.
@@mtolic2003 nothing is cannon, how can wonka even have a cannon, each film has been completely different, two set at the same time frame, your comment is null and void
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For Colin & and Barbra, the actors are Phil Wang & Charlotte Ritchie, who were both on Taskmaster UK (love taskmaster). Phil was on in season 7, Charlotte was season 11, leaving me with a 4 letter word, which would be gery, meaning subject to frequent and sudden changes; variable, unpredictable.
Fun fact about Charlotte, she was also in the 4th Harry Potter film.
JEREMY HAS TO SEE THIS
I knew I recognized her from somewhere (turns out it was Taskmaster) Now I'm wracking my brain on who she was in Goblet of Fire (HP 4)
Edit: I was thinking of Olivia Coleman (who played Mrs Scrubbitt) and was in neither Taskmaster UK nor Harry Potter.
And my 4 letter word is "NEEEEERRRD!"
Season 7 of Taskmaster is hands down the best season. Usually they have one contestant as chaos incarnate, but in that season they all were and it was a blast.
I still see Phil's Wang when I close my eyes at night 😂
You have to remember, the Wonka in the original spent 20 years in isolation after some of his employees betrayed him by selling his recipes to his competitors.
also have to remember this Wonka has nothing to do with the other ones, its its own movie.
@@rogusmith2630 , it is actually set up as a prequel to the Gene Wilder movie. That's why it uses so many aspects from that one, like Wonka's outfit, orange oompa loompas, etc.
@SgtSupaman the director said this is not an official prequel and should be considered a companion
I love the original but enjoy the less murdery and more wholesome version of the character
@@detective_mitch_connerBut at that point why call it a companion. It fills the perfect shoes for it to be a prequel. Especially since the oompa loompas and style of his factory is pretty much the same as Gene Wilder's version
Biggest LEGITIMATE sin--he stole cocoa PODS, not just beans, as the beans are contained inside the pods, and since each pod contains somewhere between 40 and 60 beans, he has way more than 4 or 5 beans.
whaaaaaaaattttttt??????? that is so f#cking complicated
@@christinafitting1352 what is?
And the fact that he has to pay back A THOUSAND FOLD
I made chocolate before and I didn’t realize that until now how did I not realize?
Brit here
All pants are underwear, but not all underwear are pants, pants are a specific type of underwear. Pants is also a unisex term, while women wear "knickers" they can also be called pants or panties. Pants are often called underpants, no we don't have overpants so no idea why we specify.
Thank you for listening to my TED Talk on pants.
Brilliant
Language is fun
Pants uncontrollably
"I Thought This Country Spawned The Fucking Language, And So Far Nobody Seems To Speak It"
The important thing is what do you call "going commando"? "Wearing your knixers"? "Riding the sans-pants express"? "Do you not want pants? Because this is how you don't get pants."? The world must know!
The most famous man to ever get away with saying “Hey kids…you want some candy???”
Cosby?
You've never had Jello like this @@breezy1507
🤣🤣🤣🤣 yup
King Candy
And now, every time a man says that to me, I’m always ready for candy. Sometimes, it’s not candy 😭
@13:30 - Wokna casually lifts a 150 pound manhole cover with his fingers and tosses it aside like it was a movie prop.
LISAN AL GAIB
Hmmmm maybe because it is
Seems like he's a male Mary Poppins in this movie.
Damn I’ve got some news for you
As is written
"Taskmaster"
Phil Wang season 7
Charlotte Richie season 12
Answer = Pfft 🤠
Whoops, typo. Pffft 🤠
I've stopped the clock! You were the fastest of the non-SinClub crew so I award you 5 points!
But Charlotte was on season 11
@@DJAbrahamLincoln1 Your right, I thought the typo was the final answer. It turns out the typo was 12 instead of 11. Thus my first answer Pfft was right
@@CinemaSinsi did it too!
"Did he just break solid ice with Wonka's face?" is the most random thing I've heard today and I love it.
I remember watching this movie in theaters and thinking "wondering a giraffe smells like" will probably be in the cinemasins video for this movie
The post-credits scene of Lofty showing a little bonus of what happened to Willy Wonka's friends and also enemies in the aftermath as well was great.
Pure imagination living there you be free if you truly wish to be in memory of Gene Wilder Gene would be proud
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Imagine being an orphan, being raised by 2 of the most english people to ever english
And growing up with an American accent.
Its basically blasphemy.
Was she really raised by them? By the way I see it is she spends most of her time cleaning with the other people that got scammed so that's where she probably got it from
@@zoeallen6734 that's a fair point, even so the accent would be a mix of all their accents with heavy 1800's English tones.
It's a joke, of course they couldn't expect a child to imitate an accent like that, it's difficult enough for adults with native English accents.
Although I will say the amount of American accents does genuinely make you forget this movie is set in England though, which is one of the few nit picky issues I have with the movie, wouldn't change it though, I actually loved the film through and through.
Is wizadora Wonkers mum? Wizadora was a UK kids show...
* and *, that's all I'm saying.
I thought it was set in Geneva @@mickieg1994 (because the text in the movie makes some French references, such as using Messieurs) and because it appears to be cold mountainous climate (the coast could be the coast of Lac Leman)
Jeremy, that Dance Sequence Kicking Rant was amazing. I agree, so many of them are giving it everything, yet the waiters are just bouncing. Great stuff! I replayed that portion at least 20 times after I had viewed the entirety of your sin video. Also is it possible to get a I Sin Flamingos bumper sticker? Thanks for all of the laughs (especially the Dance Sequence Kicking Rant!) Take care.
I rewatched that part too. Hilarious!
Never would I have imagined a Taskmaster reference in a CinemaSins video, let alone one about Wonka.
Daft. That's my answer Taskmaster
How did you post your answer before the video went live? 🧐
bro replied negative 13 hours ago 😭😭
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Holy shit he did it
Wait how the fuck did he do it 12 hours before it went live
While it isn't entirely confirmed, when willy gets off the ship, im pretty sure hes called either chef or chief, which means he COULD have been the chef of the boat, also explaining the carrots in his hat for stew.
He said he solely focused his studies in chocolate making. He doesn't know how to read and he probably can't cook either
He’s repeatedly called chef as he gets off the ship… I watch with subtitles lol
@@fuzzyapple when he says that he said "i focused most of my studies exclusively in chocolate" and from hayleys repl he IS called chef, so he either A: ate many kinds of chocolate over the years to keep some kind of balance diet of chocolate, or B, he learned how to do basic cooking.
I'm so happy this is *NOT* sponsored by Betterhelp.
Okay?
Weirdo alert
Betterhelp is the opposite of help
@@Dobbythecat123 what do you mean almost every video has been sponsored by BetterHelp
@@atomdecay at this point read what other people wrote Xd
Dude, your writing and delivery on this was SUPBOERB. You are like fine wine. This will be a rewatch many times. Bravo.
When I saw the marketing for this movie I thought this was supposed to be a Willy Wonka origin story. Now I am just confused because this looks like a mash up of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Annie and Chocolat and none of it makes sense for that premise.
It is an alternate reimagining of Wonka. It isn't a prequel to the 1971 Willy where Slugworth is a different person, nor to the 2005 Charlie where Willy has a single father who is a dentist while in this one he has a single mother who explores the Amazon.
Willy Wonka doesn't need a backstory - he just exists, for the purposes of the original story, as this mysterious, reclusive, eccentric, slightly sinister figure. I watched the 1971 film again this Sunday past, and that's the version I'll stick with - nothing beats it.
I don't mind Wonka having a backstory, but this isn't it. Neither was it him having a hardass dentist dad who could literally relocate a brownstone condo. If the Burton version only showed him going into the jungle to enlist the help of the Oompa Loompas, I'd have been fine with that. But they wasted Christopher Lee in the lamest way possible.
Reminds me of how Disney tried making backstories for characters like Cruella de Vil and The Mad Hatter, even though part of what made them interesting was leaving some things mysterious and unsaid. Coming up with an explanation for every little thing cheapens the whole story and this is something modern Hollywood is horrible with
eh I disagree I kinda liked this backstory even though no one asked for this film I still love this movie
I agree he doesn’t need one, but I can completely believe this, especially with the mention of the rival chocolatiers from the og film. It’s a very sweet film.
I now love both movies, and so do both of my young girls. We can love multiple things at once!
I love that you sinned the handwriting. I was even looking at it like "thats some amazing handwriting."
Surprised you didn't mention the fact that my main man William will put actual live insects in his chocolate, allow people in the city to drink chocolate that he and a child were swimming in, and allow his friends to eat years-old chocolate that has been who knows where BUT his travel factory has hand sanitizer.
Dude, why is _this_ the moment you start caring about health and safety regulations?
It's sort of the same as the way he takes away people's free will (you can't tell me those Broadway chocolates don't), gives two people (at least) severe alcohol poisoning, steals a myriad of things: balloons, giraffes milk, clothing, and cocoa pods, but taking a pint of milk from not-plot-important characters is absolutely off the table. Why is _this_ the moment your ethics kick in?
If we stick with the premise that this took place in Vikki times, of times milk sold at that time usually had alot of crap added to it...sheep brains, unclean water, boracic acid, etc. so basically, if you didn't see or do the milking yourself, don't trust it. Hence why he didn't steal the bottles milk
I love when Cinemasins does movies that I don’t care to watch but am petty enough to sin LOL
The dancing scene when they're kicking 🤣🤣
best movie of 2023. 2023 was a rough year and this feel good movie was very much needed to bring a joy to the year. movie just makes you smile through the bs.
18:17 Willy and Noodle are both wearing clean clothing now though, and there isn't a drop of chocolate on them, so this clearly took place later in the day or even a few days later.
Ok, but, Mr. Cinema Sins missed a prime spot at the end to input “nothing rhymes with Noodle” and then cut to Mickey Mouse Club House with the “Ohhh Toodlesss!”
Just sayin….
The amount of people upset/surprised that this movie is a musical have not seen ANY of the Willy Wonka movies 😭😭😭
bro this is literally a prequel to the 1971 version that was also a musical so it shouldn't be that surprising unless they never saw the original
I’m going to take a wild guess and say these folks have never seen the original.
@@nellywilliams2776 probably haven't I have seen both the 1971 and 2005 version multiple times as a little girl then I saw this one at the cinema as a young adult
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory literally has "The Candy Man" within the first 2 minutes (excluding opening credits). A few different characters have full songs in it.
Granted, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory limited the songs to the Oompa Loopas (I think it's been a while, but I can't remember anyone else singing).
So I'm with you, I was pretty surprised people didn't expect it to be a musical.
I admitedly never saw the original and I can't barely remember the one with Johnny Depp so yeah...
as a long time six idiots fan, i got very excited when I saw matt and charlotte, and Simon was part of the writing team for this movie!! So good, i love that they're all still working together.
7:34 Dude you are a LEGEND for that one!!!!!
RIP Gilbert!
Willy Wonka: "I'm warning all of you to stop eating my products because they've been poisoned!"
Crowd: "Well then it's clearly you who did it, so we're going to destroy your hard work because no one in a movie is ever rational or sane."
It makes sense actually in a way. When people are terrified and enraged it's easy to assume violence and destruction will ensue.
10:45 how did you know I was crunching on popcorn 🍿 you wizard
lol
So I just got through rewatching the original “Beetlejuice” movie, now that the trailer for the sequel is out, and I was BEYOND shocked and disappointed that CinemaSins never did a Beetlejuice sin video. Soooo I request as a fan that you do that, especially since the sequel is just months away lol
The reason they didn't do a sin video for Beetlejuice is because you can't sin a perfect movie. It would basically be "Opening credits SKIP Oh, look! Lydia is floating! The end". Granted, they could easily tack on 100000 sins at the end for the simple fact that it took over 35 freakin' YEARS to get a sequel but that's pretty much it.
@@caseymacmacl7463
Lmao, one, the channel description says that no movie is without sin, secondly, they sin even their favorite movies that they think are legitimately great movies.
The narrator of these videos, I don’t know his name, for the Lion King sin video (the original animated movie, not the “remake”), he thinks the Lion King is a masterpiece and they still found things to sin lol.
Besides with the Beetlejuice sequel coming out this year, I think a sin video of the original movie would be great, to lead up to the sequel.
"Deus Ex Chocina" pretty much sums it up, hahaha. 😂 That was a genius dig on this travesty of a re-rebooted re-remake.
Yeah, this whole movie was garbage. Shouldn’t have been made.
@@willtheprodigy3819I liked it, as long as I don't compare it to the original too much lol
It's not a remake. It's an original origin story.
It's a prequel
@@jgabraham4913 There's nothing "original" about it. The project was a disaster from start to finish, "chock" full of chocolate rain, and a river of slurry and sludge that is Hollywont's slushy specialty of cacao.
This movie was so good. They put every little detail together nicely and it wasn’t a pointless prequel or anything
This was massive whiplash after seeing dune 2
Try seeing it before Dune 2.
Imagining Paul breaking out into songs about chocolate.
@@bobs_toysHAHAHA I just saw dune 1 for the first time a few days ago and imma go watch the 2nd one this week (I LOVED IT) and I started laughing thinking about Paul singing about chocolate randomly 😂😂
Edit: Just watched Dune 2 a few days ago and I ADORED it! A bit bummed about the cliffhanger and the end of the movie, but the movie was SO GOODDDDD
In both films Charlamet's beautiful face is used in place of charisma or likeability
Wonka: Here we go, Mama...
Jeremy: That is a candy bar, WILLIAM.
that one got me.
i knew his full name was William
The dentist that removed my wisdom teeth was literally named Dr Cutright
I took a bunch of kids to see this, expecting it to be hot garbage and ended up loving it.
I LOVED it!!!
@@spklyunicorn So did I!
I also loved it I saw it with my grandma and my mum and my dad
For me some of the best parts of "Wonka" were the songs! The actors and extra's all did amazing work I loved how literally every single performance felt like a musical straight out of Broadway!
And listening to Timothee Chalamet sing "Pure Imagination" makes me think that Gene Wilder would've been both proud and thrilled!
Whole movie was garbage. Sorry.
@@willtheprodigy3819 Inevitability prevails.
@@TheCommenterDragon English.
@@willtheprodigy3819 They are saying that it was inevitable that someone would come along and post a predictable negative comment.
@@magnumpicactus You may as well say that Timothee Chalamet's vocals was the worst singing you ever heard while you're at it.
Add a sin for pointing out that the chart was for a calendar month, but it's misspelled "CALENDER". (You even placed a pointer directly to it.) Not to mention, no baby giraffe for a nursing momma one.
That said, I found this film to be a lot more delightful than I expected it to be (like the sort-of-related Paddington movies.)
I'm glad other people also hold their breath through breath holding movie scenes.
I tried that during A Clockwork Orange once. Didn't go well
Omg! I did not expect a Taskmaster reference in my CinemaSins!
Excuse me whilst i do a little jig of joy ... 🥰🥰
Jokes on you, I took a chocolate thc edible and imagined he was handing edibles to everyone. Made the movie a WHOLE lot better 😂😂
Colin (real name: Phil Wang) and Barbara (real name: Charlotte Ritchie) were both in Taskmaster, with Phil being in series 7 and Charlotte being in series 11. 11-7 is 4. A 4 letter word describing Wonka is "cute".
thank you for posting this 🙏
Charlotte was also in a PBS show that involves midwifes. I'm not sure if Phil was too. But he could have been.
Her name in the midwife show was infact Barbara
I’m surprised the fact that “oompa loompas don’t negotiate” yet works was offered a deal for half a jar of hover chucks instead of a full jar of chocolate, was not sinned
10:10. That's glass. You can't dance around on 19th century leaded glass. Dear me!!!!!
Me and my friend did a version of this while we were in the cinema watching Wonka on release day, i cant remmeber how many sins we counted but it was good fun
Who thinks CinemaSins needs to do the Tremor movies! I love those movies, and I would love to see their take on them!
13:14 that's not a cocoa bean, it's a cocoa fruit, inside there is a lot of beans (seeds). The more you know. :)
15:14 And, the Titanic and the Atom Bomb. Dangerous inventions that gave us amazing movies.
Your channel is the first thing I think of when I start getting pissed off at a movie I thought I would like, like this one. Also, if they're not feeding the giraffe then there wouldn't be any poop /s lol
Man you guys are gonna have a hay day with all the opening logos in Late Night With the Devil
Yes. I do enjoy prequel movies that showcases our symphatic hero making friends when we know in future he will sack each and every one of them out of his factory.
Good times.
It is completely original, a prequel not attached to either of the others
@@cacklebabygg6156 That makes it a reboot rather than a prequel.
im not even 5 minutes in and I'm CRYING!... i think im actually having more fun watching this than the movie itself.
11:43 Taskmaster was the show both Phil Wang (S7) and Charlotte Richie (S11) were in... 11-7 = 4
I'll say the film is DULL, but I see you Little Jeremy Horne
Nice to see other people got it! I love taskmaster
I've stopped the clock! 4 points!
Hugh Grant nailed his role as Lofty and his Oompa Loompa song is very catchy.
Grant should have had a bigger role. He ruled his scenes.
Film Fact: Timothée Chalamet got sick multiple times during production due to how much chocolate and candy he had to eat.
Or how much ass since the movie is ass. Respectfully 😂
He clearly should've spoken with Will Ferrell, because he also got sick a lot filming Elf for the same reason.
@@mallios13 That is true.
@@mallios13lol
WHOA.
“I ruv ru raggy” caught me so off guard and I lost it
As a movie/show snark myself, I’d love to have someone like y’all to watch movies with. Lol Finally somebody who doesn’t side-eye and sigh when I comment on stuff.
I better be seeing that bumper sticker on the Cinema Sins store in the coming weeks~
I was under the impression that Wonka was always the villain
Ah finally, all the important bits of the movie without having to actually go see it
I haven’t even watched yet but I already know this is exactly what I need right now.
Ngl, I would buy that flamingo sticker. I'm still traumatised by the flamingo craze of 2022.
I would only watch this for Atkinson and Colman - probably the best parts of anything they're in
I watched it with my sister and the second there was singing I turned to a stranger as soon as he did and we both mouthed” is this a musical” 🍫
I pointed out the not stealing milk but fine with stealing a massive bundle of balloons to my husband when we were watching it, too!
The film was just ok for me, but Olivia Colman’s delightful performance is the highlight here and thank you CinemaSins for removing a sin for the queen.
Olivia is indeed a Queen.
This was honestly perfect, most laughs out of me in a while
Finally, someone else who hates salt on candy. Thank you, Jeremy
add a sin for making me laugh at the mouth of Sauron 🤣
I can't wait for the sequel where they battle the unknown.
The Aristocrats reference was awesome!! Well done!
Finally...been waiting for this one
Yeah. I've got a list for them : Arthur Christmas, Moneyball and The Adventures of Tintin (2011)
same I have been waiting months for this and its finally here I did request this
Just watched the movie a couple days ago... to be honest... I really loved it. Was silly and ridiculous, had fun songs, fun visuals, made me laugh a bunch more than I expected and I can't say how much I adore cartoonishly evil villains. It gave me some Live Action Cat in the Hat vibes (In that the movie doesn't need to make sense, it was just fun). I recommend it!
**'Wonka' appears**
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Viewer: **mentally checks out**
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19 minutes later: Oh, was I watching a video?
youre right about the laundry song being remembered, its 🔥
I have no idea why people liked this movie. Granted, I'm biased as I'm not a fan of musicals, but I was so bored I bailed after 40 minutes.
It is a good movie, some people love musicals, why would you go see a musical if you didn't like one?
wow
@@ThatOnePlatypusGuy It wasn't advertised as a musical.
@@jonathanmarkoff4469 bro didn't watch the trailer
In the outtakes, with the “poison” scene, you should’ve played the clip from Clue where Mr. Green goes, “Maybe he was poisoned!” and then Mrs. Peacock starts screaming.
That thumbnail killed my sides bro haha, but still imma need you to sin Titan A.E. and Eight Legged Freaks
I have been waiting for this video for months! I'm so excited!!
Thank you for the Taskmaster reference
Totally appreciated the Sound of Music reference!
So that's what Leto from Dune was doing. Making chocolate and selling them on the market like he did with the spice.
If he sells anything with "cinnamon" in it, you know what it is.
OMG!!! The dance scene riff 😂
I'm sinning CinemaSins for not knowing how cocoa pods/beans work or look like.
"that is a chocolate bar, william" had no business being that funny 🤣🤣
The sequel to Wonka is much better. Snowpiercer is the best movie in the wonka world.
I love that theory.
In the willyverse
that's not a sequel that was something you found out in a theory
@@QuantumKenkaku Not to be confused with Grindr or unsolicited dick-pics. 😉
I got a Wonka ad before this.
Notice The Last Coin Wonka Loses Is The One Charley Uses To Buy The Last Chocolate Ticket
Stop capitalising every word.
@@Cowboy_Frog This guy hates capitalism.
Wait for real?
If I drink water with popcorn and have a quiet laugh? 😷 I just need a towel because I won't stop cry laughing.
Wonka's father Count Dooku was proud of him and his accomplishments despite their differences.
*SIGNATURE LOOK OF SUPERIORITY*
And all this.....this ....... CHOCOLATE!
Trying to come up with an Archer style 'Meowschwitz' joke for the giraffe...the best I can do is, "It's like Belzneck in there."
Instead of this film, they should've just made a movie of Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
I actually would've liked to seen that. It could have been really interesting.
I've always wanted a film based on that book, but apparently after Roald Dahl saw the original 1971 film and hated it, he said that he didn't want that book to be made into a film.
@@dannyboydoh Does his estate still sit on the rights?
@@jonathanmarkoff4469 I couldn't find anything to indicate that it does. However there was an article from 2019 that stated that Netflck where going to be making a Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator movie, but I guess that was scraped.
I had been waiting for this video to come out since I saw the movie in the theatre. Specifically what he was going to say when he saw the part where Wonka takes out the old chocolate he’s had for years and shares it
Pants will now be referred to as "leg bags" from now on.
I haven't seen the movie, had no intention of wasting any of whatever time I have left here watching it, and this video cements my decision. Thank you!
Be careful around CinemaSins, he spreads alot of misinformation alot of the times, I suggest actually watching the movie before watching this guy.
If the police chief accepts chocolate for bribes then Wonka should have bribed him with his own chocolate which is far better than anything the police chief will get from the cartel.
Imagine it being THC chocolate😂
I once tried to hold my breath during Men Of Honor on TV when they put themselves into the diving suits full of water. I did a pretty good job, but couldn't make it through the second commercial.
lol
Missed opportunity to start again with “This movie exists”.
its a great movie, better then the depp version
@@topmandog1 In all fairness, that's a really low bar.
@@raydunakin true but still wonka is a pretty good movie
@@mtolic2003 nothing is cannon, how can wonka even have a cannon, each film has been completely different, two set at the same time frame, your comment is null and void
@@topmandog1fr this movie saved us from that rubbish tom and jerry cartoon version of willy wonka which was released 6 years before wonka