Honest Trailers | Wonka

Honest Trailers | Wonka
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Lon Harris, and Bailey Meyers
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Manager: Emin Bassavand
Content Manager: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Post-Production Specialist: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne

#honesttrailers #wonka #screenjunkies

[TheWarmachine]

Wonka's father, Count Dooku, is so proud of him despite their differences.

[benzaiten]

the most unbelievable thing in the whole movie was how Willy kept this bar of chocolate his mother gave him when he was a child for all those many, many years (even while traveling aboard to hot climates), yet it was still edible at the end.

[something]

You know, that scene where they were in the chocolate vat, swam in chocolate, but then gave all the chocolate to the people. All of that chocolate was contaminated by them, thus began his constant health and safety violations.

[PolluxFrost]

They kept the location of Charlie's home and the factory obscure in the original, even adding in contradictory details so it couldn't definitely be placed in any location

[lostlegend]

Please say in your epic voice "Now you take this home, throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato. Baby, you’ve got a stew going." in honor of Carl Weathers

[davidfrederick]

There was a full circle moment, when Wonka lost his last coin down that street drain. That has to be the coin Charlie Bucket finds, buys one more chocolate candy and finds the golden ticket.

[imc]

I like that there’s a generation of kids who are going to one day realize this was their introduction to movies about the drug trade and a first lesson about how the state will inflict violence to serve the interests of business.

[justapoet]

“He froze to death on that bench didn’t he!?”
Hey this isn’t Film Theory! Well… I suppose it could be now.

[claytonrios]

Oompa Loompa Doopety Doo! I've got an honest trailer for you!

[MaskfFate]

Honestly, I would argue that Wonka’s experiences with the Candy Cartel and the inn probably helped wisen him up. Like, his sense of whimsy never left and he knows there’s good people in the world, but seeing the level that some people went to screw others over for their own benefit probably helped make him get a little more cynical of certain individuals (plus, you know, people sending spies to his factory to steal his recipes probably didn’t help).

[Iwillone]

Wasn't expecting much but I ended up liking it actually and even got quite emotional at the end.

[DanGamingFan]

In your epic voice, please say "I require the milk of a giraffe." I was surprised this is an actual line in a movie. Then again, it's totally the kind of thing Wonka would say.😂 Timothee Chalamet actually did a decent job in my opinion.

[nickbrinkley]

"where candy gets you turnt" 😂

[DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

1:34-1:45 The Timothee Chalamet prequel I never asked for, but kind of love anyway for proving how far he's come. 😅

[kevintrjohnson]

That's at least the third week in a row where the Honest Trailer guy quotes Bluey. Speaking of which, please say, "I'm not taking advice from a cartoon dog."

[dexter]

My favorite reference was Hugh Grant saying "I said Good Day!"

[Wexdarn]

The message Wonka got left by his mother is sweet and all but why didn't she teach him how to read it?

[sudevsen]

Paddington with a blockbuster budget is the cure for the soul we never knew we needed.

[fanime]

I actually adore the music of this film. I've been playing it since leaving the movie theater.

[jamesnelson]

this movie was actually incredible. I nearly teared up at the very beginning bc of the notes to pure imagination