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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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Who better to bring Roald Dahl's adored children's story to life than the mastermind behind inventive films like EDWARD SCISSORHANDS and BEETLEJUICE? From Tim Burton's opening... More
Who better to bring Roald Dahl's adored children's story to life than the mastermind behind inventive films like EDWARD SCISSORHANDS and BEETLEJUICE? From Tim Burton's opening shot--against Danny Elfman's eerie score--this CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY is recognizably darker than the Mel Stuart-directed 1971 version starring Gene Wilder. Though the mysterious chocolate factory has been closed for 15 years, it continues to produce and ship candy all over the world. When a contest promises a tour of the plant to the lucky finders of five golden tickets hidden inside wrappers, no one is more excited than Charlie Bucket (Freddie Highmore), an impoverished boy whose family lives mere steps from the factory. Though he can barely afford even one candy bar, fate intervenes, and Charlie finds the last golden ticket. <br> <br> Joined at the gates by a group of despicable brats named Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde, Augustus Gloop, and Mike Teavee, Charlie and his Grandfather (David Kelly) venture inside propr... Less
Seventeen-year-old Meryem (Ozgu Namal) is suspected of losing her virginity by her family. According to ancient custom, she now must be put to death in an "honor killing" by her... More
Seventeen-year-old Meryem (Ozgu Namal) is suspected of losing her virginity by her family. According to ancient custom, she now must be put to death in an "honor killing" by her cousin, Cemal (Murat Han). The two go on a road trip to Istanbul during which Cemal is supposed to kill her. But the entrance of an unusual stranger (Talat Bulut) into their lives changes everything. This Turkish drama is based on the novel by Zulfu Livaneli. Less
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Key Information   
Stars David Kelly Ozgu Namal
Actors Adam Godley -
Available Formats DVD: Widescreen Deluxe Edition DVD
Directors Tim Burton Abdullah Oguz
UPC 012569593381 720229914178
Genre Comedies Dramas
Subgenre Kids Adventure • Based On A Novel • Family Life • Adaptation • Remake • Storytelling • Fantasy -
MPAA Rating PG (MPAA) Not Rated
Release Date 2005 2007
Running Time 1hr 55min 1hr 45min
Languages   
Original Language English Turkish
DVD Editions   
  DVD: Full Frame1hr 55minWarner Home VideoNovember 08, 2005PG (MPAA)012569593367 DVD1hr 45minFirst Run FeaturesFebruary 23, 2010Not Rated720229914178
VHS Editions   
  VHS: Spanish1hr 55minWarner Home VideoNovember 08, 2005PG (MPAA)012569801035
Credits   
Screenwriter John August -
Professional Reviews   
  (07/28/2005, p.92, Peter Travers): "Tim Burton surrounds Depp with miraculous visuals of spun sugar and creeping menace. Their missionary lunacy is a treat for twisted children of all ages." (08/07/2009, Stephen Holden): "Directed and produced by Abdullah Oguz, BLESS has ravishing cinematography by Mirsad Herovic and a mystical score by Mr. Livaneli that match the novel's feverish, poetic language."
 
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
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Product Review Summary

3.6
75% recommend this product
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Pros
  • interesting (2)
  • Entertaining (2)
  • Enjoyable (2)
  • Engaging (1)
  • Funny (1)
Cons
  • not for young children (2)
  • Poor ending (1)
  • Not for Everyone (1)
  • slow (1)
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  • Entertainment (3)
  • Men (1)
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Consumer Reviews

millinocket
578

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) - A Johnny Depp Sundae with Tim Burton Sprinkles

bymillinocket Aug 10, 2005
115 Helpfuls 116 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Wonderful visuals; Depp, Highmore and Pyle
Cons Unnecessary subplot
Recommended it? Yes

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - you know, the one with Gene Wilder - used to play once a year on TV when I was a kid. Only once, and I relished every delicious moment. Oh, the lickable wallpaper, the chocolate river, the delectable fantasy room where each and every thing was sweet and... Read full review »

583

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (2005)

byflamepillar Jul 16, 2005
114 Helpfuls 115 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Neat-o ending, nice special FX
Cons Huge fans of the 1971 version may be put off.
Recommended it? Yes

Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory (1971) is one of those movies I must have watched over a hundred times as a kid. Even just writing about it, I can hear the music in my head as Charlie goes to open that last candy bar...

The prospect of a remake didn't exactly send me off the deep... Read full review »

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Stephen_Murray
2893

Gorgeously photographed, compellingly acted Turkish genre-blending film

byStephen_Murray Apr 19, 2011
44 Helpfuls 45 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros cinematography, cast
Cons Irfan seems too-good-to-be-true, Jemal's part is underwritten, undernourished bonus...
Recommended it? Yes

If I had not just returned 48 hours earlier from three weeks in Turkey, the 2007 film “Mutluluk” (Bliss) would have inspired me to want to go there. Though the skies of an unusually cold spring were generally leaden, I know that the mountains, lakes, and seacoasts of Turkey are very... Read full review »

coldsteel7
1568

Ignorance Is Not Always Bliss

bycoldsteel7 Sep 29, 2010
36 Helpfuls 37 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Excellent story, good pacing, developed and balanced characters.
Cons The broader plot was predictable (but timed well enough to keep things interesting).
Recommended it? Yes

When ignorance has its roots in meaningless customs that place a misguided sense of honor above human life...it simply is not bliss.  That is the premise at work in the 2007 Turkish film Bliss.  The United States box office for this film barely reached $40,000 which must have been due to... Read full review »

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