Wonka is a delicious adventure full of magic and surprises.

The movie Wonka is taken from a written novel called (Roald Dahl) and there have been repeated movies with stories similar to this movie, a person who loves sweets or chocolate and makes a large factory or a special place for it and this place is amazing and completely different from any familiar place that has been seen before, but each movie has its own charm and attraction despite the somewhat similar stories, the movie Wonka topped the box office when it was shown and witnessed a wide audience turnout from all categories and ages.

Wonka movie story The film begins with a funny, show-stopping scene with singing by a very poor young man, but a first-class chocolate maker, singing and telling us the story of his dream, which is that he wants to establish a large, unparalleled candy factory.

The scene ends with Wonka going to a small hotel whose owner told him that the rent is simple for a symbolic amount on the condition that he signs a small contract, but suddenly a little girl appears and advises him not to do that, but he could not read, so he signed the contract because he did not have another place to sleep.

All Wonka seeks in this movie is to run after his dream of an unparalleled candy factory. He goes around the city searching for the right place, encountering adventures at every step, and he always carries his small factory with him, through which he makes his own delicious magical chocolate.

Movie Events The events of the movie Wonka tell about Wonka's continued search for the right place to fulfill his dream and the dream of his deceased mother, who made him love chocolate so much. Wonka stands among the people and tells them that he was able to make wonderful, magical chocolate that has a very delicious taste.

Everyone is amazed, but three of the city's biggest merchants come forward and are amazed by its amazing taste and fly up to the magic of the chocolate, so everyone rushes to buy it because they want to try this delicious and magical chocolate. Wonka returns to the hotel to discover that the hotel owners have deceived him and made him sign very expensive service fees, so they threw him into the laundry to work for them in the hotel because of course he does not have what to pay all these costs.

He becomes sad, frustrated and weak, and meets others who work in the same hotel and discovers that they were defrauded in the same way, so he decides to accept his fate and surrender to it, as there are no alternative solutions.

He meets the girl who tried to warn him before signing the contract, her name is (Noodle), and they become friends. He makes her taste his chocolate and tells her his story. She helps him whenever she can, and he promises her that he will try to pay off her debts and the debts of everyone in the hotel one day.

At the same time, on the other hand, the chocolate merchants in the city were trying to bribe a policeman to prevent Wonka from selling his chocolate because he would be a very strong competitor. The policeman actually did so and completely prevented Wonka from selling chocolate and threatened him.

Wonka accidentally discovers that the chocolate merchants are cheating and using them for bribes, so he decides to continue selling chocolate with the help of Noodle.

One day, his friends surprise him by buying him a place to fulfill his dream and sell chocolate officially, so no one will be able to bother him. Wonka develops the factory little by little.

But very strange changes happen to people when they eat chocolate, and this is the result of the poison that the hotel owner put in the chocolate inside the factory to waste their effort and return them to work under her command, and indeed people destroy Wonka's store, but he certainly will not give up.

Wonka movie heroes The creative Willy Wonka (Timothée Chalamet. Hugh Grant and the world (Rowan Atkinson). And in the role of the evil con hotel owner (Olivia Colman). (Kalah Lynn) Noodle who supported Wonka throughout the events. (Tom Davis). (Sally Hawkins). And the traders (Jim Carter), (Paterson Joseph), (Matthew Baynton), (Matt Lucas), (Keegan-Michael Key). End of the movie The movie ends with Wonka going to the chocolate merchants' hideout and being shocked by a strange surprise about Noodle, which is the confession of one of the evil merchants that he is her uncle and that he tried to kill her in the past so that she would not share the inheritance with him. He tries to kill her and Wonka, but they survive. The police arrest the merchants and everyone celebrates the end of all the troubles that surrounded and lurked them. Wonka is very happy to achieve his dream and Noodle returns to her mother after discovering her past and the truth of her identity, her lineage to one of the merchants.

Viewers and critics' opinions about the movie Wonka grossed about $43 million at the box office. Wonka is certainly a great work of art and takes us back to the beautiful classics, but as usual, no work is free from criticism and technical flaws. Despite the film's success at the box office and the praise it received from many viewers, critics and other artists, it faced some criticism and there were harsh comments on the performance of the hero who plays Wonka, (Timothée Chalamet), and some said that he did not master the role at all and that the role should have been given to an actor with more skill and art than him.

Wonka is an enjoyable movie that grossed about $43 million in theaters and was admired by audiences despite the existence of similar movies and stories, but with a different flavor. The details of the surprise that we discovered at the end of the movie about Noodle gave a spirit of suspense, fun, and astonishment because this event was not expected and was attributed to a merchant. The entire movie, with all its details, is completely free of boredom or repetition.