What country and era was each version made in and what impact this
might have on each of the way the versions where made.
15th July 2005- (USA)30TH June 1971 (USA)
1971- $3,000,000
2005-$150,000,000
These films aren’t intended for the same audience’s the 2005 version follows the same main story line as the 1971 version but the two subplots differ greatly. For example the original is more focused on Charlie himself where as the 2005 version focuses on wonka..But look at the titles. Confusing huh? Well that’s the world of wonka.
Were there any other successful films
that made have had an impact on the production of this remake?
This year wasn’t really about successful
films it was more about successful genres, Fantasy was a big thing of the time.
With the release of corpse bride, star wars 3, Harry potter and the Goblet of
fire and the chronicles of Narnia. All of these films made the genre of fantasy
a popular thing this was the year for fantasy.The social and political issues in these films aren’t based on events during the year, they are based on events and situations that are on going, to do with our children and they way we bought up, is it okay that wonka doesn’t care that the children have been injured through their own fault? Are we to be ashamed of the parents for the up bringing or wonka for his dismissal of the children, in the way it is suggested.
Personally I find that the remake of willy wonka was mainly for financial benefit, it was seen as you put Tim burtons name on it and its sure to reach a wide audience and people are going to want to spend the money to see it. Even Gene wilder him self said it was an “insult” and said “its all about the money” to then finish it off by saying “its just some people sitting around thinking how can we make some more money? Why else would you remake Willy wonka? I don’t see the point of going over it again.”
How was each version marketed?
The main marketing techn ique for the 2005 remake of Willy Wonka was the “the willy wonka candy company” by nestle. A small range of wonka bars where launched. The 1971 film didn’t really have any marketing techniques even without the marketing like the 2005 version it still made $4,000,000.
In 1971 the internet as we know it
wasn’t a big thing, if a thing at all. So spreading trailers and making the
news go viral wasn’t as easy. It was all down too posters and radio campaigns.
It wasn’t as easy to make a film as wide spread as you can now. But they had a
good go at it.
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