What, really? A most unconventional adventure story that sprang from the depths of Roald Dahl’s brilliantly twisted melon, it’s no surprise there’s more to Willy Wonka than meets the eye – there’s a bitter centre to this light and fluffy treat. What’s it really about? The seven deadly sins. What’s it about? A little boy wins a spot on a tour of Willy Wonka’s magical chocolate factory, a world of pure imagination… but danger awaits. 'Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory’ (1971) The Other Parents even call Coraline their “little doll” and play her like a puppet. Coraline is made to be the centre of this universe, and everything is designed to disassociate her with reality. When Coraline goes to the other side, she finds that life there is perfect – except it’s all a ruse, and that her twisted 'Other Mother’ is so desperate to keep her there, she’s fabricated everything in order to appeal to her. However, in the case of 'Coraline’, based on the book by Neil Gaiman, the motives behind this other world are entirely sinister. What, really? 'Coraline’ is a fantasy movie that follows in the traditions of stories like 'Alice In Wonderland’, whereby a young girl journeys to an alternate and magical universe. What’s it really about? Mind control and mental manipulation. What’s it about? A curious young girl finds a secret door in her home that leads to an alternate version of her own life, where everything is warm and happy and nice… for a bit.
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