Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Suitable for ages 7 and up
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a lot like the book of the same name by Roald Dahl, especially the beginning. But the end was the part where stuff only from the movie was put in. And they also made up some jokes. There are also some scary parts, or parts that seem like Willy Wonka is evil, which is why I recommend ages 8 and 7 should be supervised by adults.
For those people who haven’t read the book, this is what the story is about. A small young boy who is extremely poor and can hardly afford anything to eat but the one thing he dreams of having is chocolate. In sight from his house there is a chocolate factory run by Willy Wonka. Almost everyone in the world in the story is longing to see Willy Wonka again, because he shut down years before because spies were stealing his amazing recipes. But somehow he opened up again. And he found some mystery workers to help him make chocolate, but no one knows who they are. Everyone is longing to find out who they are, then suddenly one day Willy Wonka wrote a letter saying that he is sending out 5 golden tickets all over the world the five lucky children who the tickets find get to experience a lifetime opportunity at Willy Wonka’s factory and one of the children will get one prize bigger than any prize you could ever think of and anyone could get it. Charlie’s dream may come true, to get a golden ticket, but there are billions of people in the world Will he ever achieve his dream? Watch this to find out.
I like this movie because of the interesting story, how the beginning is almost exactly the same as the book, but at the end is almost nothing like the book.