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I absolutely Loved the Origunal with Gene Wilder and the remake with Johnny Depp. I adored the magic the hope the beautifully written script. Even with the remake with Depp the movie stayed true to the witty comebacks that Willy Wonka would say and the quirky things that they did. Now Wonka ...fell way short and was like a Broadway musical..and I love Broadway. Wonka has an amazing cast, but the script fell flat for any of the mystery and magic that the original had. It was somewhat dark and absurd. It lacked the beauty and messages of Hope, love and intrigue that the other 2 movies had. Sorry great cast but no to this movie take your children or grandchildren and stream one of the other two.

Dealing with the issues of mental health can be a bit confusing and unsettling, as the movie was at some points, with that being said I still thought it was pretty well done. It told a very real story of the journey of mental illness and how difficult it is to stay connected with people who suffer from depression, Schizophrenia and other disorders. While some will totally disconnect from a loved one in order to save themselves others will try over and over again to stay connected and try to help and this can be exhausting, the movie showed both sides. All in all the person suffering must receive help from a professional otherwise the nightmare and rollercoaster ride continues destroying everyone, this is why some family members exit the ride. No judgements

Not a bad movie.But as others have pointed out it is Die Hard in a London Football stadium. I loved Die Hard so I liked this. I gave it 4 stars And London Football is American Soccer lol