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bellarose204 · 2 months
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OK OK GUYS HEAR ME OUT!!! This has been haunting my head lately-
OK so we know there's something about Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory and Fnaf have in common-
5 kids go to a candy factory = 5 kids were killed in a pizzeria
The laundry mat gang = the sister location gang
Charlie Bucket = Charlotte/Charlie Emily
Mike Teevee = Mike/Michael Afton
Noodle = Vanessa (probably)
Grandpa Joe = Henry Emily (since he mentioned he used to work for wonka)
OK OK NOW HERE'S THE PART I NEVER KNEW UNTIL NOW- (and yes my oc has been named this for a long time and yet I never knew)
Willy Wonka = William Afton
Clara Spice = Clara Afton
HOLY FUCKING SHIT YOU GUYS SOMEONE WRITE THIS SHIT DOWN FOR GAME THEORY!!!!
But who knows! "It's just a theory" 😏
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thecurefordepression · 3 months
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somesecretpie · 3 months
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animentality · 11 months
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perciver4ever · 3 months
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RIP Sirius Black, you would've loved Tyler Cohenour from Royal Sugar.
RIP Remus Lupin, you would've loved Charlie and the chocolate factory.
RIP James Potter, you would've loved Percy Weasley x Oliver Wood.
RIP Peter Pettigrew, you would've loved Yo Gaba Gaba!
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cheeseanonioncrisps · 11 months
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The problem with having the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory prequel portray Willy Wonka as some kind of visionary underdog who the Big Mean chocolatiers are trying to suppress is that… he has magical powers.
Like, there is literally no universe where it matters that this guy can't get a shop, or isn't part of the Chocolate Makers Guild, or is targeted by the Chocolate Cartel, because he has magical powers.
It doesn't matter what the other chocolate makers do to try and smear his reputation or ruin his business, because ultimately their biggest innovation is a chocolate bar that melts in your mouth but not in your hand, and the original Roald Dahl sequel book tells us that Wonka somehow has access to the world where people's souls go before they are born (à la the Pixar film) and has invented a cure for old age.
Even if they did somehow manage to stop him selling ‘candy’, he could easily just rebrand his business and reopen as ‘Wonka's Literal Actual Magic’, and what the hell are they going to do to him then?
The only thing that could touch him in the original film was people bribing his employees to sell them his secret recipes, and he solved that problem almost immediately by firing his entire staff and replacing them with magic singing elves who are happy to be paid in chocolate. This isn't a guy whose problems are normal problems.
This is like if somebody made a new Lord of the Rings prequel that showed Young Sauron being picked on by the Hobbit Craftsmen's Guild because of his innovative ahead-of-their-time jewellery designs. Like it just doesn't work, because while the pieces are technically there for the standard Underdog Shows Them All story template, ultimately the two sides are playing very different ball games here.
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brutal-planet · 5 months
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For a moment, I kinda forgot to be sad.
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quotespile · 4 months
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You should never, never doubt something that no one is sure of.
Roald Dahl, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
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gumbiedots · 6 months
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can we claim willy wonka as an aromantic icon
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aromanticduck · 3 months
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I used to be one of those people who said "why doesn't Mrs Bucket get a job too if they're so poor?", but now I realise... Their household has four bed-bound elderly people. She's a full-time carer.
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brbuttons · 6 months
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❝Gloop, Teavee, Beauregarde, Salt, Bucket- Do Come In.❞
The UK tour merch was all of Broadway's leftovers, but we really wanted something special signed by the cast. So we just decided to make our own. We couldn't be more proud of it, and the cast loved it too! ✨
If anyone wants one, we're printing a limited run in our shop.
[ commissions & shop ]
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ohfallingdisco · 7 months
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In this essay—I mean, yeah, Victor Frankenstein and Willy Wonka did both have weird recluse reputations, house spiky-haired pseudo-human creatures who sometimes said strange things, went on long journeys on boats, had anti-authoritarian tendencies to the point where they would put people in actual danger, really liked science, and swore never to let anyone else learn the secrets of their special respective crafts, but that doesn’t mean they would have been best friends, Susan, they might not have even had the same favorite Mitski song
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femboy-expert · 7 months
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The sequel to Charlie and the chocolate factory should’ve been the Oompa Loompas organizing a slave uprising complete with banger songs maybe mixed in with Charlie (literal child) utterly failing at capitalism and pulling his family back into debt
Imagine the possibilities
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Instead we got some boring ass elevator
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luminouslumity · 7 months
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Chocolate Willy Wonka!
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teavee-kid · 6 months
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I will never be able to explain with words how much it INFURIATES me whenever people say that the kid in Charlie/Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory died. Of course if you’re talking about one of the musicals it is entirely possible. But anything else? NO! In the book and 05, they’re shown walking out. In 71, Wonka confirmed they’d be fine. “But Willy Wonka could’ve been lying!” 1: We could play that card and still have the odds being in favor of them living. 2: WHY WOULD THEY MURDER A BUNCH OF CHILDREN IN A 1971 CHILDRENS MOVIE???? A more plausible reason as to why the kids weren’t shown at the end was because IT WAS 1971!! They wouldn’t be able to produce the same level of craziness the book had back then, even in 2005 they still had their limits! I mean if Violet turning blue (1971 movie) was already extremely unrealistic enough, imagine a scene where they were all walking out! It’s just super unrealistic for them to be able to to produce something like that. THEY’RE NOT DEAD!!!!!!!
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