Post AD0LAJi6MuHU9DOjQG by yuigajelly@sementerrori.st
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 (DIR) Post #AD0Kc1gqrQ36PgSiJM by yuigajelly@sementerrori.st
       2021-11-02T22:12:26.290601Z
       
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       maybe it's just my childhood speaking but I actually really enjoy the tim burton version of charlie and the chocolate factory and i feel like if the book or gene wilder move hadn't existed it would have been better-received i mean gene wilder was a good wonka but attractive socially awkward childish wonka was actually a really good take on the character
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0Kzlkzke03wnio8O by WeedEater@kiwifarms.cc
       2021-11-02T22:35:21.038968Z
       
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       @yuigajelly I really love and appreciate Gene Wilder, but his take on Dahl's story is completely different from how Depp/Burton portrayed the story, and arguably, Burton's take is actually more comparable to the original stories compared to the original Wilder version.If anything, people have too much nostalgia for "Pure Imagination", and it's probably why Burton's film was shit on back then and still to this day. A lot of people did not like Elfman's reimagining of the music.
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0LAJi6MuHU9DOjQG by yuigajelly@sementerrori.st
       2021-11-02T22:37:04.385512Z
       
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       @WeedEater i really liked the music in that movie actually. the violet beauregarde song slapped like for real
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0LNIg9Vy2SiHg2e8 by WeedEater@kiwifarms.cc
       2021-11-02T22:39:36.199666Z
       
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       @yuigajelly BRO I forever have had the "Augustus Gloop" song from Burton's film stuck in my head ever since I first watched it in the theater for the very first time.
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0LP0k3Aw8jf4JeRE by Kallian@varishangout.net
       2021-11-02T22:39:53.090583Z
       
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       @yuigajelly I have such vivid memories of the Gene Wilder version that it's hard for me to not think of it when I watch the newer one. I think it's an ok movie on it's own, but it's just doomed to live under the older one's shadow regardless just because of how impactful it was in many people's childhoods.
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0Le7enkLgrS84BqS by yuigajelly@sementerrori.st
       2021-11-02T22:41:07.706489Z
       
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       @Kallian true, but now the people who had the tim burton ver in their childhood are now grown up and remembering it fondly and making memes about it and such, im one of those people who had it in her childhood. though i always stepped out of the room in the part where the puppets caught on fire and melted cause it scared me
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0Le88ZxdVewTzyG8 by Kallian@varishangout.net
       2021-11-02T22:42:37.711704Z
       
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       @yuigajelly That reminds me of the boat scene in the older film. It freaked me the fuck out as a kid.
       
 (DIR) Post #AD0OwOQsPksCYVxOz2 by yuigajelly@sementerrori.st
       2021-11-02T22:49:05.938874Z
       
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       @Kallian interestingly enough i watched the older movie as a kid but i had no recollection of it so i guess that scene didnt have any effect on me.i was kind of a weird kid tho, the ghostbusters movie didnt scare me but it scared everyone else