Not blowing smoke here, the Noodle Noodle Apple Strudel song is fricking kino and actually made me grin in the theatre. And I am a miserable, miserable fricker.
She did a good job in the role and I liked her as a character. My expectations were rock bottom going in, thought the whole movie was going to be a pozzed diversity slowest, so I was really pleasantly surprised.
That shit got stuck in my head for a week, along with the scrub song
>nothing about the character screamed black power
She literally teaches Wonka how to read and saves his pale ass multiple times.
3 months ago
Anonymous
You're just reaching. >black woman can READ?!?!
It was a fine subplot and got character development. She also only saves him once, from the tiger
3 months ago
Anonymous
Anons get themselves tangled in knots. They accuse blacks of being uncivilized mindless apes, but when a good role model black character like Noodle comes along - courageous, empathetic, kind, resourceful, book-smart, educated - they blast her for that too.
Which is it, you transparently racist fricks?
3 months ago
Anonymous
this isn't an either/or situation. black people are still uncivilized mindless apes, movies aren't real life
She was the best actor for the role, the casting director was colorblind and would have cast a pretty red head girl if one had better talent, you all are racist for hating her because she is ugly. There, don’t think I missed any of the propaganda.
One of the whitest guys alive plays as Oompa Loompa. Imagine the outrage if an actor of any other race would've had to appear with an orange painted face.
i would touch her hair if i could. without asking.
*touch its fur
good sir
My ex was half black and I loved her natural hair.
Ditto, and her shampoo smells so nice I kept it after she left. Works fine on 'white' hair.
She’s a talented young actor with a very nice singing voice. She did very well and deserves all the praise she’s been getting for her performance
Not blowing smoke here, the Noodle Noodle Apple Strudel song is fricking kino and actually made me grin in the theatre. And I am a miserable, miserable fricker.
She did a good job in the role and I liked her as a character. My expectations were rock bottom going in, thought the whole movie was going to be a pozzed diversity slowest, so I was really pleasantly surprised.
That shit got stuck in my head for a week, along with the scrub song
For me it's Hatful of Dreams.
>thought the whole movie was going to be a pozzed diversity slowest, so I was really pleasantly surprised
Noodle was fine, nothing about the character screamed black power. The plumber had like 5 speaking lines and was fine too
>nothing about the character screamed black power
She literally teaches Wonka how to read and saves his pale ass multiple times.
You're just reaching.
>black woman can READ?!?!
It was a fine subplot and got character development. She also only saves him once, from the tiger
Anons get themselves tangled in knots. They accuse blacks of being uncivilized mindless apes, but when a good role model black character like Noodle comes along - courageous, empathetic, kind, resourceful, book-smart, educated - they blast her for that too.
Which is it, you transparently racist fricks?
this isn't an either/or situation. black people are still uncivilized mindless apes, movies aren't real life
have a nice day homosexual
I'll hate the casting director instead then
Odd that the main bad guy was also Black, but maybe that was the point.
Plus he steals.
He's her uncle so it's kind of necessary than they both be black.
She was terrible, literally pick any theater kid from the local elementary school to be more convincing
her acting and accent seemed so out of place
AAAYOOOOOOOOO
I like chocolate.
Black person
i bet she's really hard to see at night
Why did they have to make two mother backstories?
how many wonka bars did she steal to win?
her movie was more enjoyable than I expected
I fricking liked it
Her ass is phenomenal for her age.
>her chocolate factory
>canonically she was shitting in the sink
Lol
The taps being labelled Cold and Colder was such a fun visual gag.
yucky. how is chalamet as Willy?
Dey hea
She wuz skeen cola
She looks different irl
it looks the same
>person changes headpiece and they become unrecognisable
Hi, Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Worker
Willie Nonca
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She was the best actor for the role, the casting director was colorblind and would have cast a pretty red head girl if one had better talent, you all are racist for hating her because she is ugly. There, don’t think I missed any of the propaganda.
>the casting director was colorblind
press x to doubt
i think she did a good job but come the frick on lmao
UH OH STINKY
She has bad skin and 5:00 shadow
Honestly the way some anons talk you'd think they accept nothing less than fully white casts, all the time, for everything.
Query: is the presence of a single black actor grounds to call a movie woke? Honest answers, please.
yes, as long as white people can't have their own movies, having black people in your movie makes it woke
Grow up
Movie set in 1930s or so. The city is 100% ethnically diverse across all classes.
It's set in a fictional universe with elements of early 20th century European, British and American culture but with 21st century sensibilities.
yes
One of the whitest guys alive plays as Oompa Loompa. Imagine the outrage if an actor of any other race would've had to appear with an orange painted face.
Like the Indian in the last movie?
SHEEEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIT