Film Theory: Willy Wonka RIGGED the Golden Tickets!

Now here's the question: What is the likelihood that every kid spoke ENGLISH.

i honestly wanna know what matpat's google search looks like

Fun fact: the actor who played Charlie bucket actually worked on my grandparents dairy farm. I can’t tell you how shocked I was when I found out

me re-watching all of Matpat's videos now that he is quitting youtube

Theory Pitch for Game theory: how durable are the Angry Birds

Matpat, gets simple idea His calculator: why do I hear boss music

Joe: gonna die Charlie: gets the ticket Joe:*you just got healed*

I just recently did a Willy Wonka musical and Augustus was German, Violet is Southern, Veruca lives in Brazil, and Mike and Charlie live in America Somewhere. I like this change

If it truly was rigged to begin with, it makes Wonka even more of a business genius than Charlie's grandfather gave him credit for. Instead of inviting five predetermined kids to the tour, Wonka used the rumor of a random-chance event to rake in billions through sales and publicity.

Willy Wonka is like a good version of the Joker, pretending to be an agent of chaos watching people fall because of their own faults, when in reality he's planned the whole thing from the start

Interesting theory. ) Also one of the first things I thought about was wealth distribution. If I remember correctly the book, the bars were not cheap (at least not for Charlie, who was simply very poor). Also funny thing is, Charlie was walking past the factory nearly regularly, so he lived at the same town, where the Wonkas' factory was situated. So even as a child I thought, how convenient it was that the golden tickets happened to appear close the factory itself (maybe just some of them, but still suspicious!). :) Concerning the "kid question", wasn't it explicitly stated, that the excursion to the factory was for kids? As I understand, if grown-ups found the tickets, then they were supposed to give them to their children. As, I think, was with Veruca.

The Golden Tickets were rigged to definitely be kids and Charlie was definitely chosen and maybe all of them were.

I would like to see a theory on what damage team rockets “blasting off” would do

Five children put in danger by a man in purple? Sounds eerily like a certain pizzeria with bear mascot, doesn't it?

papa joe when his whole family needs him, even just for a few house chores: Bedridden papa joe when his grandson finds a golden ticket: CHARLIE I CAN WALK AND DANCE AND GO WITH YOU!

I love MatPats opening, especially this one as I can see Mat being easily distracted if a student gives him a wild theory to work over and loose himself in his research.

Would've been awkward if none of them could speak a language wonka knew.

I have a suggestion: “Could Truman from the movie the Truman Show sue the producers of the show, if so, for how much?”

Even more evidence that Charlie's chocolate bat was planted is that it was one of two chocolate bars that were not in an organized pile on the shelf, but instead leaned up against the pile almost as if it were put there earlier not in a shipment

2:41 that did not age well😭