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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Reviews

Uncategorized by Martina

Perhaps by now you’ve seen the biggest childrens film of the ’05 summer season which by the way was written some 45 years ago. I shouldn’t have to tell you it is the much the
anticipated Burton-Depp collaberation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory;the whopping eye-candy extravaganza film fantasy that could just be the next best-loved Wizard of Oz.

Maybe you’ve skimmed a Charlie review or two or written one of your own on one of the many online blogs. One thing is for sure, if reviews were a dime a dozen, I’d have a pot of gold by now – there are literally dozens of reviews online; just take a peek at Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews or do a quick search on Yahoo – the engine returns with more reviews than you can squeeze into your little head in one sitting. So with that in mind I decided to pull out the highlights and give your itty-bitty head a rest.

Kirk Honeycutt of The Hollywood Reporter wrote “Success requires a perfect balance of flavor, richness, depth and a yummy yumminess that’s hard to pinpoint but you know it when you taste it. So when it comes to candy – and to film fantasy – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is the real deal. This morality tale disguised as a whimsical, magical mystery tour of the world’s greatest chocolate factory has all the gorgeousness of hard dark chocolate that melts ever-so-slowly in your mouth.”

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Johnny Depp is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’s Candyman

Uncategorized by Martina

Published: 7/19/2005 – IF Magazine – By: PAMELA HARLAND Managing Editor – Could Johnny Depp finally be a mainstream actor? Judging from his PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN stint (two more are in the works) and now Tim Burton’s chocolately delicious boxoffice goldmine CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, Depp has come into his own as an accessible actor who makes his quirky mark with each of his characters. It’s finally the best of both worlds for the 42-year-old thespian.

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