![]() ![]() Sure "Cheer Up Charlie" is the mother of musical-numbers-that-slow-the-film-down and Peter Ostrum couldn't sing to save his life. Also to this day still have a lot of fondness for 1971's 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory', which as you can tell this film is very strongly indebted to. While not as good, most of their films have a lot of enjoyable elements and are not bad films at all. ![]() Have vivid and fond memories of seeing all of their cartoons, with the classic ones (the Hanna Barbera years, the best of which among the best cartoons ever made, Chuck Jones' output was a mixed bag and most of Gene Deitch's were abominations and disgraces to cartoondom) being watched over and over, at my sister's late godfather's house at the age of six and have been a huge fan since. Saw 'Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' for two primary reasons. Grandpa Joe: You're a cheat! How can you build a little boy's hopes and then. Willy Wonka: You allowed a cat into my factory! A cat, and his two filthy mice friends! Now, the entire factory will have to be sterilized! So, you get NOTHING! You lose! Good day, sir! you stole Fizzy Lifting Drinks! And to make matters worse. Willy Wonka: Wrong, sir! Wrong! Under section 37 of the contract signed by him, all offers shall become null and void, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Willy Wonka: Because, he broke the factory rules. Grandpa Joe: But, what about Charlie's lifetime supply of chocolate? When does he get it? ![]()
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