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Here are five things in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory that don't make a lot of sense.

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Here are some of the fantastic movies headed to Netflix in January 2020.

Charlie takes his chocolate factory tour in October, so this is the time of year I always think about how much of a selfish shit Grandpa Joe truly is.

While Gene Wilder was remembered best as the lead in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, he valued his work on Young Frankenstein a fair amount more. Read on to find out why.

We've been in the middle of a bunch of movie remakes lately, so it shouldn't be surprising that someone out there might be interested in remaking a classic like Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, Roald Dahl's classic and still popular 1964.

Several months ago we got wind of a potential movie project that would tell the story of a young Willy Wonka in the events prior to the book or the previous film adaptations. Now, it looks like there may be a front-runner for the lead.

One of the reasons that Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is such a great film is that even after you've seen it, you can't be sure you have a clear picture of exactly what the eccentric candy maker was really up to. Maybe he was even more conniving than we thought.

Following behind the 1971 and 2005 movies featuring Willy Wonka, Warner Bros has decided to revisit the eccentric candy mogul, only this time, the story will be in his younger years.

The British people have spoken, and this time a list of their 10 favorite book-to-film adaptations have been collected for the reading public to enjoy. Read on to see what topped the list, as well as where your other favorites may have ranked.

If there's one person who was willing to deliver a total and complete verdict on whether or not a version of Willy Wonka worked or not, it's the late Gene Wilder.

Movie fans all over the world were saddened to hear of the passing of the great Gene Wilder this week. He was part of so many great films that one or another is very likely among your favorites. One theater chain is going to remember him as well.

The Willy Wonka cast just reunited, and it was nostalgically awesome.

We are currently in the heart of the horror movie season, with movie lovers using the Halloween holiday as an excuse to sort through the world’s film library to find titles that will scare the pants off of them. But while many will look to classic standards like John Carpenter’s The Thing, Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead or Wes Craven’s A Nightmare on Elm Street, let’s not forget that the horror genre isn’t the only place to find genuine terror in cinema.

Mel Stuart, an award-winning documentarian and producer, died Thursday night at the age of 83. In addition to making documentaries like The Making of the President 1960 (which won and Emmy) and Four Days in November, he directed the 1971 classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

Now you can relive your childhood memories in glorious high-definition, as Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is on Blu-Ray today for the first time ever. To celebrate this release, we've got an exclusive clip from the behind-the-scenes Blu-Ray feature Mel Stuart's Wonkavision, a brand-new interview with the movie's director in which he discusses some of his key choices in making the film

I’ve never seen a sweeter set in the world than Warner Home Video’s 40th Anniversary Edition of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. It looks like a board game with candy playing pieces and customized pencils for keeping score. It’s really a Blu-Ray/DVD combo set with a hell of a lot of quant, or gimmicky, or undeniably extraordinary extras.

Does Willy Wonka even care that Charlie Bucket doesn’t know a damn thing about running a global empire? He might try to teach him, sure, but there’s no telling whether any of that knowledge will stick. He should have looked harder at other options. He didn’t have to pick Charlie. In fact, I’d argue he shouldn’t have picked Charlie. Here’s an ordered list of who Wonka should have given the factory to.