A darker, grittier Willy Wonka
A darker, grittier Willy Wonka
>this summer
>enter a world of pure EVIL imagination
>scary chocolate music starts playing
>SOMETHINGS IN THE WAY... DOOMPA DEE DAY
>MMMMM
kekd and chekd
kek, based
Lol'd
reminder that they are making a wonka movie starring chalamet for some reason
>HE STOLE THE FIZZY LIFTING DRINK
>I'M TRYING TO BURP! IT'S NOT WORKINGGGG!!!
>Blood splashes over fan blades
>Cut to black
a kinder, gentler hans gruber
I'm 20% Willy Wonka. To leave nothing to chance, it's the disturbed food ideator
I took a dark and gritty shit but no one's making a movie about it
Welcome welcome welcome to my wonderful Chocolate factory
we just have a wonka remake like two years ago?
>can you get him out the river?
>no, I'm dunnheir
>Wonka as promising young up-and-coming businessman motivated by his innocence and purity to share it with the world
>As he gets more and more successful he needs to expand the brand
>Starts outsourcing to child slave labour camps in China
>Starts attending billion/trillionaire parties
>Gets involved with banker pedophile elites at first only in hopes of having them help advance his business or pledge to donate to a children's charity alongside him
>Eventually becomes more tolerant of their devil-worshipping hobbies and starts to enjoy them himself
>Is invited into the inner circle of the ruling elite families
>Gets involved in the cabal's plans to disrupt the global order
>Uses his immense wealth to buy up all the farmland in North America so that he push his special new healthy chocolates as a viable alternative for poor families unable to put food on the table due to the artificially induced famine
>Contributes to genocide by having every tenth chocolate bar sold laced with a deadly virus
>Suddenly feels remorse and tries to blow the whistle but gets Epsteined
Kino
Do you think they'll make another blueberry scene?
Epstein never felt remorse
LMAOOOOOO
Remorse over not watching his back close enough and getting cold feet over the possibility of getting dumped
lmao
I find it wrong to use the word remorse because it implies he ever felt bad about anything he did. He did not. Cold feet is a better way to describe it
that's what burton was going for