Burton takes a source material and turns it into a cinematic glory....again.

Rating: 9/10 (9 June 2016)

A great Burton movie once again... seriously Mel Stuarts take on the much beloved children's book was definitely a awful changer: as a lover of books I hate it when people just come along and kill what they can find. But seriously Tim Burton's takes on the chocolate factory is refreshing with Burton style and a good adaptation of a book by Roald Dahl. For first up, it starts with a right title and Johnny Depp is way closer to the young crazy chocolate maker we saw in the book. Even the musical parts have been kept( Burton definitely had a very big part in it) and see Charlies uncle Joe as a old skinny guy is definitely a right thing. Of course there is the thing with flashbacks. Burton has a very unique style of storytelling that is no surprise that we see something very much outside the source material come along. This time it is a flashback extra story telling the story of young Willy Wonka and his journey of becoming a candy maker. It does make a very big step away from the book but as it always is with Burton, he just makes you like this part too.