Charlie and the Chocolate Factory...Follow

...Why did they have to make such a blasphemous move?

It seems they'll do anything to get Johnny Depp in one more movie before he grows old and no one likes him anymore. Ah well.


I do have to say, Manson would have made a pretty comical Willy Wonka. XD I could just see it now.

And these, are the Oompa Loompas~ *Gives a sick smile to an Oompa Looma, and it runs off holding it's ***.*

Does it seem like they're doing something wrong by remaking this movie to everyone else as well...?

I've actually been looking forward to this. Granted, so far by what I've seen in the trailers Depp's acting seems kinda...I dunno, freaky. Though, at least they are keeping a hell of a lot closer to the book in this go around than in the Gene Wilder flick.

The original movie was perfect, and defintely a fond memory for most everyone of their childhood. The fact that they're making another movie, and having Willy Wonka look like Michael Jackson dressed as a woman, is disgusting. Why not just re-release the Gene Wilder one if they're so desperate for cash? Oh wait, THEY DID THAT ALREADY. Bastards...

I could be wrong but the Manson they are talking about is Marilyn or how ever you spell that freaks name.

Yeah...he offered them 10 million to be Willy Wonka. Yet, they turned him down. I guess, like someone above me posted, they're trying to keep the Micheal Jackson vibe (Haha...I made a funny.) as low as they possibly can, seeing as how it's already about to tilt off the chart..

I've decided to go see this movie just to see how fu*ked up it is.

As if the world hadn't be wounded enough the first time.

Well, Batman may not be safe from the unoriginality of Hollywood, but at least we can rest easy knowing that the great works of Peter Sellers will never be replicated. Oh, s[i][/i]hit...

LMAO I am looking forward to this, Tim Burton is always good for a different view.

War of the Worlds, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Batman Begins, Dukes of Hazzard...and so on. It sure seems like 75% of movies to be released nowadays are just rehashing old ideas. It's sad how little originality there is to be found of late.

Edited, Tue Jul 5 02:02:47 2005 by Eske

I was one of the unfortunate people that saw Tim Burton's "James and the Giant peach". I am of the firm oppinion that he should be shot on sight the next time he even thinks about doing a rhold Dhal (sp?) book.