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CHARLIE AND THE
CHOCOLATE FACTORY
MOVIE REPORT

By Nurul Alya Binti Adlee From Class 5 DLP 1

Contents PAGE CONTENT

PAGE Introduction
Bucket Family Tree
3 Main Characters With Description
4 Setting Of The Story
5-11 Sypnosis Of The Story
12 Plot Flow Map
13 Questions
14-21
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Charlie and The Chocolate Factory is….

a children’s fantasy novel. It was
published on January 17, 1964 by Roald
Dahl. It’s illustrated by Quentin Blake. It
was later developed into a movie
because of its success in 2005, directed
by Tim Burton.

Bucket Family Tree

Grandpa Joe Grandma Josephine Grandpa George Grandma Georgina

Mr. Bucket Mrs. Bucket

Charlie Bucket

Willy Wonka

The eccentric owner of the
Wonka chocolate factory.
He is old and physically
small but filled with
boundless energy. He is
also both charming and
insensitive.

Grandpa Joe Bucket

Charlie’s paternal
grandfather. He spends all
his time in bed. He is
extremely imaginative and
fun loving. He realizes a
return of childish energy.

Charlie Bucket

The protagonist. He is a
11-year-old boy.
Charlie is respectful
toward everyone in his
life. His family in poor
and live in quite
uncomfortable
circumstances.

Augustus Gloop

A fat boy who loves nothing
but eating. He is rude and
insubordinate in his never-
ending quest to fill his own
face. He falls in the
chocolate river and is
sucked up by the super
pipes because of his greed.

Veruca Salt

A spoiled brat. She is mean
and completely self-involved,
and her parents always
acquiesce to her demands.
She demanded to own one of
Mr.Wonka’s trained squirrel
but got sent down the
garbage chute by the
squirrels.

Violet Beauregarde

An avid gum chewer. Her
gum-chewing antics are
her downfall. She grabs
an experimental piece of
gum and eagerly chews
the gum. Then, turned
into a blueberry.

Mike Teavee

A boy who only cares about
television. The more guns and
violence on a show, the more he likes
it. Mike is slightly more complex than
the other children in that he is smart
enough to realize when Mr.Wonka is
lying to him. He wants to go to the
chocolate television room. There,
engineers a filming of himself and
ends up shrinking down to a couple of
inches.

Setting of The Story

The main setting of the story is a
magical confectionary, it begins in
a contemporary industrial area
known simply as “a great town”. It
is because Dahl never mentioned
the city’s name.

Sypnosis

Charlie Bucket and his Grandpa Joe join a small group
of contest winners who get to tour the magical and
mysterious factory of eccentric candy maker Willy
Wonka. Aided by his diminutive Oompa Loompa
workers,Wonka has a hidden motivation for the tour. It
is one that he will reveal only after the children in the
group show their true colours.

Plot Flow Map

Mr.Willy Wonka, the eccentric owner of
the greatest chocolate factory in the
world, has decided to open the doors of
his factory to five lucky children and
their parents. In order to choose who will
enter the factory, Mr.Wonka devises a
plan to hide five golden tickets beneath
the wrappers of his famous chocolate
bars. The search for the five golden
tickets is fast and furious.

Augustus Gloop, a corpulent child whose
only hobby is eating, unwraps the first
ticket, for which his town throws him a
parade.Veruca Salt, an insufferable brat,
receives the next ticket from her father,
who had employed his entire factory of
peanut shellers to unwrap chocolate bars
until they found a ticket.Violet Beauregarde
discovers the third ticket while taking a
break from setting a world record in gum
chewing. The fourth ticket goes to Mike
Teavee, who, as his name implies, cares
only about television.

Charlie Bucket, the unsuspecting hero of the
book, defies all odds in claiming the fifth and final
ticket. A poor but virtuous boy, Charlie lives in a
tiny house with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bucket,
and all four of his grandparents. His grandparents
share the only bed in the house, located in the
only bedroom, and Charlie and his parents sleep
on mattresses on the floor. Charlie gets three
sparse meals a day, which is hardly enough to
nourish a growing boy, As a result, he is almost
sickly thin. Once a year, on his birthday, Charlie
gets one bar of Wonka chocolate, which he savors
over many months.

The Bucket family’s circumstances become
all the more dire when Mr. Bucket loses his
job. But a tremendous stroke of luck befalls
Charlie when he spots a raggedy dollar bill
buried in the snow. He decides to use a little
of the money to buy himself some chocolate
before turning the rest over to his mother.
After inhaling the first bar of chocolate,
Charlie decides to buy just one more and
within the wrapping finds the fifth golden
ticket. He is not a moment too soon: the next
day is the date Mr.Wonka has set for his
guests to enter the factory.

Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Bucket can accompany
Charlie to the factory. Mr. Bucket must search
for work to put food on the table and Mrs.
Bucket must care for the invalided
grandparents. Magically, Charlie’s oldest and
most beloved grandparent, Grandpa Joe,
springs out of bed for the first time in
decades. Charlie’s lucky find has transformed
him into an energetic and almost childlike
being. Grandpa Joe and Charlie set out on
their adventure.

In the factory, Charlie and Grandpa Joe
marvel at the unbelievable sights, sounds,
and especially smells of the factory.
Whereas they are grateful toward and
respectful of Mr.Wonka and his factory, the
other four children succumb to their own
character flaws. Accordingly, they are
ejected from the factory in mysterious and
painful fashions. Augustus Gloop falls into
the hot chocolate river while attempting to
drink it and is sucked up by one of the many
pipes.Veruca Salt is determined to be a
“bad nut” by nut-judging squirrels who
throw her out with the trash.

Violet Beauregarde impetuously grabs
an experimental piece of gum and
chews herself into a giant blueberry.
She is consequently removed from the
factory.With the hope of being on his
beloved television, Mike Teavee
shrinks himself, and his father has to
carry him out in his breast pocket.
During each child’s fiasco, Mr.Wonka
alienates the parents with his
nonchalant reaction to the child’s
seeming demise. He remains steadfast
in his belief that everything will work
out in the end.

After each child’s trial, the Oompa-Loompas

beat drums and sing a moralizing song about
the downfalls of greedy, spoiled children.
When only Charlie remains,Willy Wonka
turns to him and congratulates him for
winning. The entire day has been another
contest, the prize for which is the entire
chocolate factory, which Charlie has just won.
Charlie, Grandpa Joe, and Mr.Wonka enter
the great glass elevator, which explodes
through the roof of the factory and crashes
down through the roof of Charlie’s house,
where they collect the rest of the Bucket
family.

Questions

~ What is the moral value and lesson learnt from this story?
I learnt that we have to be very grateful for what we have and should not be
greedy. It also teaches us that we will be repaid for our good deeds and sins.

~ Which character do you like the most? Why?
My favourite character is Willy Wonka because of his energetic, innovative
and mischievous personality.

~ Which character do you dislike? Why?
My least favourite character is Veruca Salt. It is because she should be more
respectful and grateful towards her parents.

Questions

~ Write your opinion on this story.
In my opinion, I think this story is wonderful for children. It has an
interesting storyline and it has many intriguing characters. Other than
that, we can learn a lot of moral values.

~ Which is your favourite part from the story? Why?
My favourite part is when Mr.Wonka, Grandpa Joe, and Charlie enter the
great glass elevator, which explodes through the roof of the factory and
crashes into the Bucket household. It is because this part is very exciting
gives you the trill of suspense.

Questions

~ What do you think of the ending?
I am very satisfied with the ending. It’s because Charlie’s good behavior paid
off. His entire family will get to enjoy their lives at the chocolate factory. Charlie
truly deserves this good ending.

~ If you were the author of the story, how would you end the story?
If I were the author, I would end the story alternatively like this,“Charlie
declined Willy Wonka’s offer to become the next owner of the chocolate
company. It is because he was not pleased with what he did with the other kids
and claimed it was an unsafe environment. He then, went home and lived his
life with his family like before happily.”

Questions

~ Do you enjoy the story? Why? If no, why?
Yes, I do. It’s because the story is very fascinating and I’m satisfied with the
ending. Other than that, it’s well-written.

~ Is the story suitable for children?
Yes, it is. It’s because it teaches children a lot of moral values like to be grateful,
humble and also respectful towards the elderly. Children will also be appealed to
the story because it is situated in a chocolate factory and it’s very imaginative.

~ How would you rate the story as a reader?
As a reader, I would rate it an eight out of ten because of it’s unique concept.
However, I feel that the children's’ punishments are a little extreme and violent.

Questions

~ What knowledge did you gain from reading the book that has an impact/changed
your life/way of thinking?
The knowledge that I gained from reading the book is that I should be creative
and think outside the box once in a while. It is because it allows us to express
ourselves and promotes problem-solving.

~ Would you recommend the book/movie to others?
Yes, I would recommend the book or movie to others. It is because it is a fun
read and I think others would be able to enjoy and learn a lot from the story.

Questions

~ Do you have any other thoughts/ideas related to the story?
Yes, I do. I think many readers and viewers would be delighted to see more of
Willy Wonka’s interesting inventions.

~ If you could change one thing in the story, what would it be?
If I could change one thing in the story, I would make the bad children’s
punishment less extreme.

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