"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is adapted from the 1964 Roald Dahl novel of the same name, produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, directed by Tim Burton, starring Johnny Depp, Freddy A fantasy adventure film starring Highmore and others, which was released in the United States on July 15, 2005.

The film tells the story of Charlie, a kind-hearted little boy. Five lucky children, including Charlie, won a golden ticket and were qualified to visit a mysterious chocolate factory. So several children came to this weird factory that no one had been to for 15 years to participate in a mysterious adventure.

In order to film the scene of the raid on Veruca Salt, the crew trained 40 squirrels. Many of the chocolate trees and flowers in the film are produced by Choccywoccydoodah, a chocolate shop in Brighton, England. The lollipops on the tree and the giant pink cane were all real candies, and they exhibited and sold some of the works after the film was released. Willy Wonka's voice was tested by Johnny Depp's daughter, who liked it.

Film review

This is Burton's first film for children, but asking him to give up his sense of black absurdity is as impossible as asking him to give up his last name. The chocolate palace that Wonka built for the Indian prince melted under the scorching sun, the colorful insect porridge he ate when he first met the dwarf, the squirrel treating the little girl as a bad walnut, etc., satisfy the curiosity of children, and for adult audiences But it is a gorgeous visual feast.

No mainstream director can rival Burton in creating visual effects, but the success of the film is also due to Depp's unconventional acting style. Those four greedy and ungrateful children will probably never know that it was they who inadvertently revealed the mystery of the film. Money and utilitarianism can get a golden ticket to enter this paradise, but they cannot buy candy for simple people. Happy and delicious. The key to the highest tower in this paradise is Charlie's innocent, considerate and humble heart.

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