That’s probably my favorite line in the movie. Partially because most of the comments that come out of his mouth are pure imagination (but mostly sarcasm and derision) but that line sounds like a genuine question without any malice to it
I really love how when he first meets the kids he’s kind and sweet but once he realizes what horrible brats they are he turns the passive aggressive sarcasm up to 11 😂
Fun fact: Gene Wilder’s acting during the tunnel scene was so convincing the others thought he literally gone mad explaining why their petrified faces is genuine.
Apparently Gene Wilder improvised much of the movie. The intro of Wonka where he puts on a walk with a limp using the cane and then magically forward rolls implying he is fine was improvised. When asked the reason why Gene wanted to do that. He replied, because then it will add to the already established fact that we the viewers and characters never know when Wonka is being serious or not
@@salag13 I've read some time before, that this scene wasn't known to the actors except Wilder, who was told to chant this poem from the original book. The tunnel and all the tripping is a one shot and the reactions are genuine, from what I've read. And I don't know what would be more impressive: if this all really was a one shot or if they actually knew what happened and just acted. XD
I agree that Wilder's Wonka has a more sinister edge to him. You get the feeling that despite his joviality, there's a terrible fate in store for you if you displease him. Hell, when Mike signs the contract and brings up the movie where the husband kills his wife for the insurance money, Wonka says "Clever" like he appreciates the scheme. He's clearly a dude with some underlying rage and I would not want to be on his bad side.
Movie Charlie definitely represents envy. The opening scene in the movie where he's looking at the other kids in the candy shop and right before his mothers song he's clearly envious of other people getting the ticket. Also, lust is not always sexual. You can lust for other things, hence terms like bloodlust.
One of the ALL TIME BEST MOVIES MADE. I never tire of the 70’s cinematography. He was one heck of an actor/ entertainer. This movie will entertain any age children- adults, forever!
@@morgancampbell2888 probably coz it has kids in it and they get eliminated one at a time. I agree, it's a dumb comparison to make. Like a child would make. Lol, idiot (the OP)
I must have watched this movie at least 50 times as a kid. I had it recorded from TV on an old VHS Tape. Perspective is everything, Now seeing this as an adult, the entitlement and wicked attitudes of the parents in particular are astounding. There are several interesting undertones within this film. You can pick up on something new every time you see it.
Lightgun Addict, than you know the mellow tones of "Pure imagination". "...there is no life I know // to compare with pure imagination // living there, you'll be free If you truly wish to be..." This musical gift is for you. Enjoy. ❤ruclips.net/video/Q5iKKUfh7cI/видео.html
Everyone tries to compare the different versions but they just aren't meant to be, they're completely different, and they send completely different messages. I don't see why you can't enjoy both.
Thank you. These are supposed to be two completely different Willy Wonkas with two completely different approaches to adapting the character. Depp will always be my Wonka, personally, as I grew up with him, and he simply just resonates with me more. (I also find it a bonus to know that he's more accurate to the book.) However, I still gotta give Wilder the credit he's due. His Wonka is still a good character in his own right divorced from other iterations, and Wilder's phenomenal acting did wonders to breathe life into this Willy Wonka
Theyre both well adapted from the original Wonka in the book and both bring life to character and succeeded at making an entertaining movie, they just took different creative paths, gene wilders wonka focus on the og Wonka's more manic and passionate traits and Johnny Depp's took on more of the og's social awkward and sassy tendencies amongst other things. They're both loyal to original material and portrayed a valid perspective of the story. Johnny's Wonka movie wasn't a remake of Gene Wilders, it was it's own adaptation of the book so it's redundant to even compare them in all honestly, the books title is Charlie and the chocolate factory but when making genes movie they changed it bc Willy Wonka is a more attention grabbing while promoting the movie, Johnny's movie chose the original book title because it wouldn't make sense not to since they wanted to be as clear as possible this wasn't a remake it was it's own adaptation. I really don't think someone who wanted to remake the gene wilder version would call up Tim Burton to direct. It could be argued Depp's version is more dedicated to the source material only because they had the means to portray things in the book that are more complex than they did in '71. So Genes movie had more tweaks to the plot and created a few full scenes that weren't canon to the book at all but were needed to keep the story moving and they did it fantastically.
R.I.P Gene Wilder ♥ I love this movie mainly cause I've seen it multiple times. Gene has made willy wonka as a colorful man with a bit of unexpected twist.
The best part is how the other guy is like “yeah! I’m on board and here to say it with you!” But then as Wilder keeps going, he starts to literally frighten the guy to the point where he doesn’t know what to do 🤣
3:03 If it was Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka recreating this scene, something tells me he'd make it just as unhinged and petrifying but instead of screaming at the kids and parents after his speech, he'd be maniacally laughing.
The tunnel scene was actually filmed in an exploratory section of tunnel bored out under the sea in Folkstone 20 years before construction on the actual tunnel began. They had to do in in about 40 takes however as it was only 400 meters long. During filming speeds of up to 31 mph were reached, drawing safety concerns from the film crew.
Wilder’s Wonka: Likeable, Wise, generally friendly, tries to teach the 4 kids a lesson for their own good Depp’s Wonka: Irritable, sarcastic, a bit Childish and immature, intends to punish the 4 kids out of spite and annoyance
@@BlueLion1996 exactly why I am attracted to Depp's version. In my personal life, I hold back a lot in front of immature kids or people, am very patient, and try to accommodate to their needs no matter how spoiled or selfish; seeing someone on the movie screen say whatever they want and not care makes me feel a sense of relief.
Look, I like both, Gene Wilder & Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka, but I definitely feel like Gene is the better Wonka, I just feel like he fits Wonka’s character better than Johnny.
Methinks the answer is simple: time and experience. He's no longer the hopeful naive rookie chocolatier portrayed by Chalamet by the time the movie starts
i’m sorry but if u take me on a chocolate river boat ride .. and decide to recite that speech.. get ready to see me swim back, f a golden ticket 🙏🏾👍🏾🏊🏾♀️
We all need deserve different interpretations and the author of the book wasn't keen on some of the stuff in this film. Even though they consulted with him as they made the film.
"What is this Wonka? Some kind of funhouse?"
"Why, having fun?"
😂😂😂
Makes me laugh every time.
That’s probably my favorite line in the movie. Partially because most of the comments that come out of his mouth are pure imagination (but mostly sarcasm and derision) but that line sounds like a genuine question without any malice to it
@@ISBuckley8 tutumdumdtuydnfdumfyndtzrj
Gene was an amazing actor and man!
Same
I love how he's so sarcastic!
I really love how when he first meets the kids he’s kind and sweet but once he realizes what horrible brats they are he turns the passive aggressive sarcasm up to 11 😂
Wonka doesn't suffer fools.
Except Charlie.
The passive aggressive sarcasm is pure joy! I can’t 😂
Stop. Don't. Come back.
😂
Fun fact: Gene Wilder’s acting during the tunnel scene was so convincing the others thought he literally gone mad explaining why their petrified faces is genuine.
Had to google as thought it was too awesome to be true, but it is true! What a man.
I've always thought that the movie would have been improved significantly had that scene been cut.
@@RUclipsCensor Each to their own. Personally I have a taste for madness and psychedelic imagery so for me it's my favourite scene.
A skill often shared by Mark Hamill when recording voicelines for the Joker
@@RUclipsCensor Why?
Apparently Gene Wilder improvised much of the movie. The intro of Wonka where he puts on a walk with a limp using the cane and then magically forward rolls implying he is fine was improvised. When asked the reason why Gene wanted to do that. He replied, because then it will add to the already established fact that we the viewers and characters never know when Wonka is being serious or not
He also wasn’t going to take the role if he couldn’t do the cane bit if I remember correctly.
That explains why Mr. Salt awkwardly says “rowing” when he’s tripping in the boat.
@@salag13 I've read some time before, that this scene wasn't known to the actors except Wilder, who was told to chant this poem from the original book. The tunnel and all the tripping is a one shot and the reactions are genuine, from what I've read.
And I don't know what would be more impressive: if this all really was a one shot or if they actually knew what happened and just acted. XD
Genius. He was such a character. Apparently in his house he had doors that lead to nowhere and little quirky things like that.
Gene was coached in the walking and tumble stunt by Robert Shields of Shields and Yarnell mime fame, also coached Michael Jackson and his moon walk...
“Help. Police. Murder.”
Literally something I would say
Literally me tho tbh
literally my energy 24/7
Anti-social ✨energy✨
Always loved that line delivery😂
Gene Wilder’s Mr.Wonka scares me more than Johnny Depp’s Mr.Wonka. Somehow Wilder’s take on the character seems more unhinged with rage
I agree that Wilder's Wonka has a more sinister edge to him. You get the feeling that despite his joviality, there's a terrible fate in store for you if you displease him. Hell, when Mike signs the contract and brings up the movie where the husband kills his wife for the insurance money, Wonka says "Clever" like he appreciates the scheme. He's clearly a dude with some underlying rage and I would not want to be on his bad side.
Wise man once said You don't get to the top clean
There’s nothing to fear. The only fears you have are the ones you take with you.
Neither have ever frightened me lol
Yeah. Like the Gene Wilder version you do not know if you should trust him or not.
You could sensibly interchange every actor and actress in this but Gene Wilder and it'd be the same movie, he's magical
I don’t disagree but I love peter ostrum as Charlie
I think all the actors were chosen greatly, not a single one I'd change or have any kind of problem with
You will never see another Willy Wonka as great as Genes
That’s simple. Of course we won’t. There will never be second Gene for sure
He OWNS this role
“why, having fun?” What a lovely actor he was. A legend by himself!
"What's that for?"
"Gives it s little kick" I always loose it 😂😂😂
We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams
That's a gentler way of saying, "Young fool- only now, at the end, do you understand... you have paid the price for your lack of vision"
aphex twin sampled that line
4 outta the 5 children represent the 7 sins.
Augustus: Gluttony
Veruca: Greed
Violet: Pride
Mike: Sloth
Charlie: Lust
Grandpa Joe: Envy
Willy Wonka: Wrath
@@TVINC.how the fuck is charlie lust lmfao
@@TVINC.Why is charlie lust
@@TVINC.Nah, charlie's pure. That's probably why he was chosen
Movie Charlie definitely represents envy. The opening scene in the movie where he's looking at the other kids in the candy shop and right before his mothers song he's clearly envious of other people getting the ticket.
Also, lust is not always sexual. You can lust for other things, hence terms like bloodlust.
One of the ALL TIME BEST MOVIES MADE. I never tire of the 70’s cinematography. He was one heck of an actor/ entertainer. This movie will entertain any age children- adults, forever!
I hated this movie as a kid. It never failed to scare me.
This is a movie?
this guy MADE the show. his humor, him in general.
Watched this movie all the time as a kid in the 90's...now realizing it's the OG Hunger Games lol
Early to mid 2000s for me (I was born in 1999, still have the cardboard early DVD laying around somewhere)
How is it the OG hunger games?
@@morgancampbell2888 probably coz it has kids in it and they get eliminated one at a time.
I agree, it's a dumb comparison to make. Like a child would make. Lol, idiot (the OP)
@@morgancampbell2888 Yeah, this isn't a battle royale
He's so paranoid in the tunnel scene he starting to scream first I couldn't resist laughing 😂😂
I must have watched this movie at least 50 times as a kid. I had it recorded from TV on an old VHS Tape. Perspective is everything, Now seeing this as an adult, the entitlement and wicked attitudes of the parents in particular are astounding. There are several interesting undertones within this film. You can pick up on something new every time you see it.
Lightgun Addict, than you know the mellow tones of "Pure imagination". "...there is no life I know // to compare with pure imagination // living there, you'll be free
If you truly wish to be..." This musical gift is for you. Enjoy. ❤ruclips.net/video/Q5iKKUfh7cI/видео.html
Yes this movie is definitely more enjoyable to watch as an adult.
I love this movie, Gene Wilder absolutely carried the film. His character was so perfectly acted.
Everyone tries to compare the different versions but they just aren't meant to be, they're completely different, and they send completely different messages. I don't see why you can't enjoy both.
Exactly! Imagine the double you’d get it if you could just enjoy both of them! 😄 Doesn’t have to be either or 😁
Never
Thank you. These are supposed to be two completely different Willy Wonkas with two completely different approaches to adapting the character. Depp will always be my Wonka, personally, as I grew up with him, and he simply just resonates with me more. (I also find it a bonus to know that he's more accurate to the book.) However, I still gotta give Wilder the credit he's due. His Wonka is still a good character in his own right divorced from other iterations, and Wilder's phenomenal acting did wonders to breathe life into this Willy Wonka
Theyre both well adapted from the original Wonka in the book and both bring life to character and succeeded at making an entertaining movie, they just took different creative paths, gene wilders wonka focus on the og Wonka's more manic and passionate traits and Johnny Depp's took on more of the og's social awkward and sassy tendencies amongst other things. They're both loyal to original material and portrayed a valid perspective of the story. Johnny's Wonka movie wasn't a remake of Gene Wilders, it was it's own adaptation of the book so it's redundant to even compare them in all honestly, the books title is Charlie and the chocolate factory but when making genes movie they changed it bc Willy Wonka is a more attention grabbing while promoting the movie, Johnny's movie chose the original book title because it wouldn't make sense not to since they wanted to be as clear as possible this wasn't a remake it was it's own adaptation. I really don't think someone who wanted to remake the gene wilder version would call up Tim Burton to direct. It could be argued Depp's version is more dedicated to the source material only because they had the means to portray things in the book that are more complex than they did in '71. So Genes movie had more tweaks to the plot and created a few full scenes that weren't canon to the book at all but were needed to keep the story moving and they did it fantastically.
Such an iconic performance. Rip Gene Wilder, he gave it his all in everything he was cast for.
Dont just stand there
Wonka:help please murder
“Why? Having fun?”
Rest in peace Gene Wilder probably the best person to play Willy Wonka
you know i’m really starting to wonder just how much of my sense of humor was formed by this man
"What is this Wonka, some kind of fun house?!"
"Why, having fun?"
The sheer sarcasm is amazing!
“We are the music makers, we are the dreamers of dreams” SAY IT FREAKING LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
R.I.P Gene Wilder ♥
I love this movie mainly cause I've seen it multiple times. Gene has made willy wonka as a colorful man with a bit of unexpected twist.
"OH NO MY CHOCOLATTE"
"help someone"
Help, police, murder
As a kid i never realize how batshit gene wilder is in this movie
real
He was genius!!
The quality makes me forget this was filmed in 1971
It was shot so incredibly.
@@clickycal hell yea
I had such a crush on Gene as a kid 😂
Same😭
Right! He’s so charming 🥰
He’s creepy asf
@@MiaCiders how
@@yourworstnightmare3271 just look at him ...
I love him he’s so sweet
I like Johnny Depp but Gene Wilder is the GOAT
Gene Wilder sucks. Johnny Depp is the GOAT
@@tizianoferrigno588 I am telling you mine opinion!!!
I personally think that Wilder and Robin Williams would've gotten along swimmingly with each other before their deaths.
Cant belive this was released in 71 the humour is still funny 😂
You know, the more I watch this the more I think Willy Wonka was just fucking with people this entire movie
02:28 I want that whole thing tattooed, I already say it randomly just to scare people who haven’t watched it. 🤣🤣
Same
Did you do it? Lmao
The best part is how the other guy is like “yeah! I’m on board and here to say it with you!” But then as Wilder keeps going, he starts to literally frighten the guy to the point where he doesn’t know what to do 🤣
I really can’t describe my love for this man .
One word comes to mind when I think of Willy Wonka, and the "we are the music makers" line all but confirms it for me. Fey
My favorite movie, I remember being really sick watching this, and that tunnel scene fucked my head up so much, it was the worst fever dream.
Help, please, murder... with such a CALM voice. Oh my. 😂
He knows what he's doing.
Gene Wilder's Willy Wonka: I love him 😍
Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka: I have scared for him 😖
Happy 50th Anniversary Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory!!!!! 🍫🏭🎊🎉 Thank you for 50 Wonka-ful years!
I remember watching this a ton when i was like 6
I'd feel comfortable saying that Gene Wilder's Willy Wonka is the best film performance ever.
The title should read "The Best of Willy Wonka." There is no other.
Such a comedic genius Gene was!
"what is this some sort of fun house!"
"Why? Having fun?"
You get nothing, you lose! Good day sir!
Gene Wilder IS the one and only Wonka!
Fun fact : at the boat scene the actors weren’t infomate abhaut that that wonka is going be so crazy , so the reaction of the actors were legit
WE are the music makers
And WE are the dreamers of dreams
Fun Fact: The Chocolate River is actually from dirt and it was confirmed by the actors of the movie.
gross
Sure, the directors would make a child drink from a dirty river...
no i'm pretty sure it was colored water
It was actually water with gallons of chocolate and water mixture.
@@rachelsTimeTravel I mean the directors already let the child actors in the scary tunnel, why not dirty chocolate river.
"I'm sorry but all questions must be submitted in writing." I still use this
one of the best movies ever, I watched it so many times growing up
2:25 look at grandpa Joe
"We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of a dreams". No quote better than that back in the day.
2:38 is TERRIFYING
😂The suppressed rage makes an entrance.
Gene Wilder was incredible as Wonka ❤ The BEST !
Brilliant compilation, thanks
I prefer this version instead of the 2005 one. Gene wilder definitely was the best in this ❤
Freaking love this film a classic.
The boat scene is absolutely brilliant.
This is the only movie that I’ve truly loved since I was a little kid to now being an adult
"Swifter than eagles... STRONGER THAN LIONS!!!"
1:17 I love how Augustus’s face is just kind of chillin when they are in that room 😂
3:03 If it was Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka recreating this scene, something tells me he'd make it just as unhinged and petrifying but instead of screaming at the kids and parents after his speech, he'd be maniacally laughing.
The tunnel scene was actually filmed in an exploratory section of tunnel bored out under the sea in Folkstone 20 years before construction on the actual tunnel began. They had to do in in about 40 takes however as it was only 400 meters long. During filming speeds of up to 31 mph were reached, drawing safety concerns from the film crew.
Like The Cat in the Hat, Wonka is a "grey" character. You're never sure about him. Next time, he might go mad and kill everyone. That's the intrigue.
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My god, this movie aged masterfully. This Wonka is the best, he's the most sarcastic and therefore the funniest.
Wilder’s Wonka: Likeable, Wise, generally friendly, tries to teach the 4 kids a lesson for their own good
Depp’s Wonka: Irritable, sarcastic, a bit Childish and immature, intends to punish the 4 kids out of spite and annoyance
I like Depp's Wonka better... My disdain for spoiled bratty kids aligns with his
@@TheTruthHurts6666 both don’t like bratty spoiled kids. Though Wilder’s version is able to hold his temper. While Depp’s version shows no restraint.
@@BlueLion1996 exactly why I am attracted to Depp's version. In my personal life, I hold back a lot in front of immature kids or people, am very patient, and try to accommodate to their needs no matter how spoiled or selfish; seeing someone on the movie screen say whatever they want and not care makes me feel a sense of relief.
@@TheTruthHurts6666 to each is own but I’m gonna have to say for me gene was the better wonka
I loved both the Wonkas
Incredible actor he was miss him so much 💔
The boat scene is so intense and dark I love it
Look, I like both, Gene Wilder & Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka, but I definitely feel like Gene is the better Wonka, I just feel like he fits Wonka’s character better than Johnny.
R.I.P Gene Wilder😥
I actually knew that rhyme on the boat just from Marilyn Manson, so when I finally got around to watch this movie, it freaked me out even more.
Fun fact: everytime I see a small person, I either think of the yellow brick road or a leprechaun but never willy wonka.
Yeah that’s more of an fun opinion
You mean Ommpa Loompas, not Willy Wonka.
I absolutely love this comment for whatever reasons. Thanks JD 🎉
Gene Wilder Mr Willy Wonka
He's fantastic ❤ He's so funny in this too lol.
RIP gene wilder
Yo looking back he truly Bodied This Role😮😮😂❤
With the new movie out, it begs the question: What happened between the end of Wonka and this movie to make him go insane?
Methinks the answer is simple: time and experience. He's no longer the hopeful naive rookie chocolatier portrayed by Chalamet by the time the movie starts
The new Wonka film isn’t a prequel to this movie. It’s a new iteration of the character
Rest in peace Gene Wilder.
You will always be the 1 true Wonka.
Happy 50th anniversary 💜🍫
His “creepy” song made me laugh so hard 😂
I love how when he's screaming in the tunnel it doesn't sound real!
“Stop don’t come back”
He learned from Mrs Scrubbir the contract bit
A few years later and Chevy Chase could’ve played Violet’s dad 🤣🤣
i’m sorry but if u take me on a chocolate river boat ride .. and decide to recite that speech.. get ready to see me swim back, f a golden ticket 🙏🏾👍🏾🏊🏾♀️
" *DONT JUST STAND THERE DO SOMETHING!* "
" *help,police, a murder.* "
Hes the king of controlled chaos hes so unhinged
RIP Gene Wilder, Candy Man
100% pure
the rowing scene introduced me to horror and i am forever messed up by it
2:24 haha, great delivery showing real companion
Gene is a legend
"Don't stand there, do something!"
"help..."
rip the legend
The pure Genius of Gene Wilder.... I've never bothered watching the Johnny Depp version. I just wish they'd leave the originals alone. Let them be.
We all need deserve different interpretations and the author of the book wasn't keen on some of the stuff in this film. Even though they consulted with him as they made the film.
youre missing out
Johnny depp portrayed willy wonka better thou
@@kepo364 nah
If you watch the tim Burton version you end up enjoying and appreciating the Gene Wilder version even more! So you ARE missing out 😅