Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Charlie accepts Willy Wonka's offer to take over the chocolate factory and so he leaves his family. But soon he realises that a family is the most important thing for a child in the whole world, and so he asks Willy to visit his estranged father and Wonka too realizes the importance of family. Later, Charlie visits his old house and asks for forgiveness. His family forgives him and his family moves to the chocolate factory, and Willy treats them as a family.

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Continuity mistake: At the beginning of the movie, the Golden Tickets are placed over the upside-down chocolate bars, meaning that the tickets are actually on the bottom, but later when the children find the tickets, they are now on top of the bars.

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Trivia: In the scene with the young Willy Wonka eating a box of chocolates, he is writing down in a notebook a description of each chocolate he eats. When Roald Dahl was at boarding school there was a Cadbury's factory nearby that used the pupils as testers for their new chocolate, and they were asked to write down their comments in much the same way. This is mentioned in his book Boy.

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Answer: Wonka is simply uncomfortable around people. Gum chewing is simply an annoyance he never had to put up with as a recluse.

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