Willy Wonka takes his winners through a magical tunnel on a boat. The colors are vibrant and confuse the viewer.
Violet, one of the winners who eats gum as a hobby is introduced to a gum that is supposed to taste like a full course meal. Willy Wonka warns her not to eat it yet she does it anyways and when she begins to taste dessert, she turns into a blueberry. The Oompa Loompas then come to take her away.
In this picture you can see edible mushrooms, edible grass, etc. Everything in this image is "edible."
In this scene, the winners are introduced to a room where everything in sight is edible.
In this scene, Willy Wonka sips candy from an edible teacup grown on an edible leaf.
Veruca, one of the winners stands on a machine that determines wether or not a golden egg is good or bad.
Veruca sings about how she wants her "daddy" to buy her a goose that lays golden eggs.
Oompa Loompa's strange uniform, height and appearance.
One of the main characters: Charlie, talk about how he only bought two chocolate bars while the rest of the students bought about 100.
The winners are taken on a boat ride through a chocolate river.
Augustus falls into the chocolate river after Willy Wonka warns him not to drink from it.
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory is a movie featuring Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder) and Charlie Bucket (Peter Ostrum) as the main characters. Charlie Bucket, a twelve year old boy works as a newspaper boy to provide for his family who lives in poverty in a small house. He, along with every other person in his town, loves Willy Wonka's magical and exotic candy. Willy Wonka's Factory closed its doors due to spies dressing up as workers trying to steal Wonka's candy recipes.
One day, it is announced that Wonka has hidden five golden tickets in his chocolate wonka bars and the gates to the chocolate factory will be opened to the five winners for a tour. However, only one person will go home with a lifetime supply of chocolate. As the tickets are being found, Charlie’s hopes to find a ticket diminish, he cannot afford to buy as many chocolate bars as the other children. One day, as he is walking home from work, he finds some money and decides to buy another Chocolate Wonka Bar that is then revealed to contain the last golden ticket. When that is revealed, a strange man who also approached the other winners approaches him and offers him a fortune if he steals a candy gobstopper so that he can claim its formula as his own. When the gates open, Willy Wonka greets the winners and welcomes them in.
As he is giving them the tour, the winners realize that the factory is full of magical wonders. Although Wonka warns them to follow his rules, one by one, the children disobey and end up hurting themselves. They are then taken away by Wonka's extraordinary workers named oompa loompas. Every child is given a gobstopper to try and they all save it with the intention of giving it to the strange man who offered them a fortune. Charlie, who is the only one that finishes the tour, decides to give back his candy gobstopper to Wonka. It is then that Wonka declares him the winner and gifts him the entire factory.
Willy Wonka, the owner of a magical candy factory must find a new owner amongst five golden ticket winners.
5 Words: Magic, Excitement, Prize, Loyal, Creative
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