Willy Wonka Murder Happy Essay, Research Paper

In the 1970 s there was a movie called Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory written and released in theaters. The movie was released and billed as a children s film, and on the surface it appears to be just that. But if you really watch the movie and pay attention to the detail as to what is going on, you ll see the true meaning of the film. It is a horror movie about a cruel drugged out man who kills little kids and uses their bodies for ingredients in his different types of candy.

Death number one: The little fat German boy Augustus Gloop. He falls into the chocolate river and sucked through the pipe, but what everyone didn t know was that the chocolate river was actually a river of blood. Willy Wonka says that the boy is fine, but you never see him again. Do you wonder why you never see him again? Augustus is killed and blended in with the rest of the chocolate.

Death number two: Violet Beauregarde. That poor girl gets suckered in by chewing a piece of gum thinking it was a three-course meal. By chewing this piece of gum she turns into a blueberry. Willy calls on the Umpa Lumpas. What you don t know is that the Umpa Lumpas are his minions. The Umpa Lumpas take poor Violet away, more than likely she was cut up and added to blueberry yogurt for extra flavoring.

Death number three: Veruca Salt. Veruca was only killed because of her loud and annoying self. Willy didn t use her for anything nor send the Umpa Lumpa after her. He didn t because she was a snobby little self-centered bitch. He had no use for her in any of his sick twisted little plans. He just threw her out like yesterday s trash. She was too nasty and sour for any of his

Delightful chocolates.

Death number four: Mike Teevee. This poor little cowboy kid is shrunken down to the size of a small mouse. Willy just wanted to see this child suffer, because he found this humorous. You see there was no way to reverse the process so the little Mike was put into his mother s purse. More then likely Mike was crushed to death by a huge runaway lifesaver. Willy let his mother take him away only because he was to small for any job Willy had planned for Mike.

Let s not forget about the whole evil boat ride. The boat ride happens not in chocolate, nor water, but a pool of blood. On this boat ride you see images of snuff films, bugs eating people and murdering other bugs, and a creepy looking man wearing glasses. What about the walls of death? They were the walls that closed in on everybody in the beginning of the movie. That was a sign that death was coming for them.

You see Willy Wonka had this plan and it was to bring in five children and test their skills, and if they were no good they were killed by their own liking. Augustus loved chocolate, so he was killed by chocolate. Violet loved chewing gum, so she was killed by the gum Willy has gave her. Veruca was killed just because she was snobby and greedy and wanted everything. Mike was killed because he was in love with TV. So why didn t Charlie die you must be asking yourself? Well, I will tell you. Charlie was a poor little boy who didn t ask for much but happiness. That is why Willy didn t have him killed, he knew he could trust Charlie.

The only reason that Charlie and his Grandfather got away from the propeller of death in the bubble room is because Willy needed a fall guy, someone to take the blame for his foul play. After all of the children are dead, Willy gives Charlie and his family the factory at the end so that all the blame can be put on Charlie s head. In the end Willy Wonka gets away scott free, and you realized that he got pleasure from killing little children. That is the true meaning behind Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.