Helen Stratford

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is not just a film of American cinema, is not a simple story of these children. Which involves the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is more than that, much more than that. It is a story that contains all sorts of symbols related to how we feel in our privacy and that are in the depths of our psyche. If you look closely each of the circumstances surrounding Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in the story and the movie we discover much about ourselves. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a story where a person, named Charlie, has a chocolate factory with all the sweet and fun as possible all around as clowns, toys, people, you have everything you need to make a living in perfect happiness. Charlie, in addition, is an adult but by their appearance and behavior look like a child. The story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory together with over children who make a pass only for the factory Charlie’s chocolates and live much further, taking the opportunity to meet the famous Charlie. One of the amazing things Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Charlie is that, despite having everything to be happy, not happy really.

In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory shows perhaps the nostalgia of the adult when he discovers that many of the things that are supposed to lead us to happiness does not really lead us to it. Also Charlie and the Chocolate Factory can remind us that even when things are after realizing that these things do not seem so attractive. That is why, in my opinion, an opinion can be wrong of course, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory shows a man who is caught between being a child and being an adult, finding an encouraging picture in any both. Although the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has only one interpretation, the truth is and not everyone is free to learn and get in the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory which will reach you, what you really want to feel (although this is not a matter of choice, but rather is something that happens to you despite yourself), I present this interpretation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, respecting who think differently. What’s more, welcoming with interest what others think, because I always like to discover with surprise that someone sees something differently that I could only see one way. The same goes for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. yQue about a human being who finds himself caught between the desire to remain a child, but did not find another way to be to try to do the same things he did as a child?, it seems to me that what happens in Charlie and The Chocolate Factory is what would happen in this case. Basically I think Charlie wants to remain a child, but do not know how, since being a child to the way it was when I was younger is no longer working and so lonely.