‘Wonka’ Granted China Release On Same Day As ‘Migration’; Both Pics Rolling Out Early Overseas
‘Wonka’ Granted China Release On Same Day As ‘Migration’; Both Pics Rolling Out Early Overseas
'Warner Bros/Heyday Films’ Wonka has been granted a December 8 release in China, a week ahead of the domestic start and as part of an early overseas rollout for the Timothée Chalamet-starrer. Wonka will be going the same day as Universal/Illumination’s Migration in China.'
The wonka poster feels like a shitpost
It is
Willy Wonka and the Ocarina of Tiananmen
Man, I hate that I have this gut feeling the movie is going to suck.
why hate the feeling? use it as a chance to rewatch the old magic of Willy Wonka. Gene Wilder is truly one of a kind!
fuck cash grab movies like these
Well, I'm open to other interpretations in general. There's room for that, despite the Wilder Wonka being impossible to beat.
I didn't hate Charlie and the chocolate factory, though that's mostly because it was a movie of the book rather than a new version of the movie.
And, I like chalumet (however it's spelled). He's done some good work. So I'm not against the idea of him doing it.
It's what you said, it feels like a cash grab rather than a genuine attempt at making a new movie. Those so rarely end well. And, if it sucks as bad as I fear, it kinda t aints the story itself; it would be harder for someone else to do a new movie based on the book in the future (I still maintain that the Wilder movie wasn't meant to be a true translation of the book, and the Depp movie failed at that despite trying). I'd like to see a truly faithful translation of the book.