@SnowWalkerPrime Perhaps the reason for this is that I took the Augustus Gloops song from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as the basis for this. :) Melody and background voices by Danny Elfman, new lyrics (and not hitting the notes) by me.
@xRedStingx watch?v=fnwcE4RPM24 - agh! Thanks for pointing that out to me! Since Tennessee has this new legislature that gan earn you prison time for posting disturbing imagery online I decided to censor it immediately!
@raulsmagic2000 Failtroll is fail. And as long as you guys can't even spell properly (or at least use a spell checker) - why should I take you serious? XD
@TruthSurge watch?v=cEVilNDXd0A <- The Original song, sung by the UmpaLumpas after Augustus Gloop has fallen into the chocolate and then got stuck in the pipe. One of my favourite Danny elfman numbers. The other songs in the movie are quite cool too, especially Violet Beauregard watch?v=1AJ2Oh96CIE and Verucca Salt - referencing Beatles and ABBA... :D The lyrics are pretty close to the original Songs written into the story by Roal Dahl, unlike in the older movie.
@commanderkruge I just never really liked the clips of this movie I saw or even the other one. Just didn't appeal to me. They did the same stuff in the alice in wonderland movie with depp. Pasty makup and wizard of oz sets. Anyway, it was a decent parody. Should put the lyrics in the desc. :)
@TruthSurge Since I consider Questions like "Kirk or Picard?", "Star Wars or Star Trek?" or "Old or new Wonka?" simply matters of taste you won't get any argument from me here. :) btw: I also didn't care too much for Alice, but Burton's Wonka I like, since as the old movie it comes with a huge load of tongue in cheek and for me works. :) Wilder's Wonka too was pretty creepy and weird, only in a different way. Btw - the first movie was shot in Munich, so you get German extras and street scenes.
@TruthSurge Yes, there's some interesting places here and there, I guess... Beethoven's birth house is here in Bonn, for example... And, well, basically all of Europe is packed full with all kinds of historical stuff back to the Roman Empire and beyond, loads of wars'n'shit... And I assume some of the landscape is nice too... And, yes, of course, the Fräuleins! :D
@TruthSurge But it is kind of funny - when I first saw the movie (just a few years ago, actually) it took me a while to notice why the external scenes felt weirdly familiar... Old, cobbled roads like in the town I grew up in the 70s, NOT like in other American movies, advertising for "Ernte23" cigarettes (a German brand), the news stand selling "Der Spiegel", the towers of a prominent Munich church in the background... Those things were there in the open but at first they just didn't "click". :D
@commanderkruge I wouldn't have had a clue. I have no idea when I see buildings what country it might be. I mean yeah, europe but no idea between switzerland and germany or austria.
@TruthSurge Well, as for the Munich Cathedral that can be seen in Willy Wonka - it's one of the landmarks of that town and has a specific look, so if you know of it, you usually also know where it is like the Atomium in Bruxelles or the Eifeltower in Paris. And we're talking Cathedral here, not just your average church - these buildings often are amazingly impressive. I still gasp when I drive to Cologne by train and exit the station to be faced with the Cologne cathedral. ->
@commanderkruge ->It's not just that even for today's standards Cathedrals are huge and massive buildings, the architects used every trick possible to hammer into your brain that you, the watcher, are little and insignificant, and it bloody works. To know that this all is achieved just by trial&error, without modern tools like software to test the stability beforehand - wow. Just wow. Notre Dame, the Cologne Cathedral - once you see them you won't forget. :)
@commanderkruge watch?v=5pNBINg8QlU Cologne , watch?v=arDOIS4VXZc Munich , watch?v=4nWtRLS7df0 Paris - you can see that these Cathedrals all have a pretty individual look and feel to them, so if you grow up here you kind of just pick up where they are, just as - I assume - an American knows where that Lincoln statue is, the Empire State Building or that mountain with the faces carved into it. :)
@TruthSurge Verucca's song: watch?v=mLcJMMmPQ8c& :D Roal Dahl's story is a classic cautionary tale for children mostly, even if told with a little tongue in cheek: Kids get told not to do something, they do it anyways and then get their well deserved payback. :) As for the two movie versions: I like both quite a lot, the older one with Gene Wilder as Wonka as well as the new one with Mr.Depp. Both give you much time to witness the bad kid's suffering with the appropriate glee... ;)
@TruthSurge Some examples from the old version: watch?v=RZ-uV72pQKI watch?v=Qgl9GJ61PxE watch?v=3pwvB4_Te8A <- one of my favourite movie quotes: "We are the music makers! And we are the dreamers of the dreams!"
@TruthSurge Oh - the crowd in the end is from the movie "V for Vendetta" - it's pretty much the final scene. I guess it's safe to say that the global hype with the Guy Fawkes masks pretty much started with this movie. :) Before they were only known in England - Fawkes was part of a conspiracy that wanted to blow up the House of Lords in 1605. It failed and burning a Fawkes Puppet on a bonfire has since become a yearly national celebration... :D
@TruthSurge Well, the historical background isn't too deep explored in the movie - in it a "Terrorist" in a Orwellian England has chosen the mask to be his trademark because of the symbolical value. It's all about liberty, freedom of speech and such things. Quite good actually. And then Anonymous choosing the - you gotta admit pretty cool looking - mask as one of it's symbols came quite natural it seems. :) Oh, and its based on a comic by the same guy who also wrote Watchmen.
@TruthSurge Yes, often they are... What I like about the Guy Fawkes mask is that it actually looks kind of dashing and the whole process that turned it into a global meme, from a symbol for a failed evildoer (check wikipedia for the Gunpowder Plot, it was quite the fail ^^) to this new meaning that says something like "everyone could be under this mask, Anonymous is, in a way, everyone" ... such things fascinate me. :)
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@AngryAussie Thanks - I take about 5% of that positive feedback, the rest goes to the original composer of the tune, Mr. Elfman, and the writer of the original lyrics, Mr. Roal Dahl. :)
I know the recording isn't perfect - I *am* planning to do a better version later. Read the description for more background on why I took this one. In short: Got a cold, lost my voice, had to take an inferior "test recording" to get the clip ready in time for the pwnage olympics round.
I'm definitely curious about Couglan's decisions for this round. While I have seen entries I like better than my song I think that I *might* make it into the honourable mentions this time. We'll see. :) Oh, this is so exiting! :D
If I don't "win" - never mind, it's fun and I'm learning to work with my video tools while doing these clips.
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SuperSoylent2 1 month ago
It works, because Tom Cruise has about as much sense as a bar of Chocolate.
SnowWalkerPrime 1 month ago
@SnowWalkerPrime Also his size being close to that of an umpalumpa plays into it... :)
commanderkruge 1 month ago
Sounds like the Ompa-loompas from the Chocolate factory.
SnowWalkerPrime 1 month ago
@SnowWalkerPrime Perhaps the reason for this is that I took the Augustus Gloops song from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as the basis for this. :) Melody and background voices by Danny Elfman, new lyrics (and not hitting the notes) by me.
commanderkruge 1 month ago
You should put the lyrics in the description.
SuperWarioCementleg 4 months ago
@SuperWarioCementleg Done. :)
commanderkruge 4 months ago
RULE #39! JUST WANTED TO PUT THAT ONE OUT HERE XD!
xRedStingx 8 months ago
@xRedStingx What was that rule again, remind me? :)
commanderkruge 8 months ago
@commanderkruge Tits or GTFO!
xRedStingx 8 months ago
@commanderkruge Tits or GTFO!
xRedStingx 8 months ago
@xRedStingx Ah. Ok - you asked for it: watch?v=fnwcE4RPM24 ^^
commanderkruge 8 months ago
@commanderkruge AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!! MY EYES!!!! Make it stop! Make it stop!!!
xRedStingx 8 months ago
@xRedStingx watch?v=fnwcE4RPM24 - agh! Thanks for pointing that out to me! Since Tennessee has this new legislature that gan earn you prison time for posting disturbing imagery online I decided to censor it immediately!
commanderkruge 8 months ago
You should add lyrics. =D
dalaxvansan24 9 months ago
Wow pussy Song with Pussy people makes total sence now!
raulsmagic2000 10 months ago
@raulsmagic2000 Failtroll is fail. And as long as you guys can't even spell properly (or at least use a spell checker) - why should I take you serious? XD
commanderkruge 10 months ago
@commanderkruge Sorry Im not at the computer all the time. Look outside and discover pussy?
raulsmagic2000 9 months ago
pretty cool but it might have been cooler if I'd actually seen the willy wonka movie. :( did you add those masks to the crowd at the end?
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge watch?v=cEVilNDXd0A <- The Original song, sung by the UmpaLumpas after Augustus Gloop has fallen into the chocolate and then got stuck in the pipe. One of my favourite Danny elfman numbers. The other songs in the movie are quite cool too, especially Violet Beauregard watch?v=1AJ2Oh96CIE and Verucca Salt - referencing Beatles and ABBA... :D The lyrics are pretty close to the original Songs written into the story by Roal Dahl, unlike in the older movie.
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge I just never really liked the clips of this movie I saw or even the other one. Just didn't appeal to me. They did the same stuff in the alice in wonderland movie with depp. Pasty makup and wizard of oz sets. Anyway, it was a decent parody. Should put the lyrics in the desc. :)
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Since I consider Questions like "Kirk or Picard?", "Star Wars or Star Trek?" or "Old or new Wonka?" simply matters of taste you won't get any argument from me here. :) btw: I also didn't care too much for Alice, but Burton's Wonka I like, since as the old movie it comes with a huge load of tongue in cheek and for me works. :) Wilder's Wonka too was pretty creepy and weird, only in a different way. Btw - the first movie was shot in Munich, so you get German extras and street scenes.
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge I bet Germany has some interesting places to see. Lots of fraulines. hehe
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Yes, there's some interesting places here and there, I guess... Beethoven's birth house is here in Bonn, for example... And, well, basically all of Europe is packed full with all kinds of historical stuff back to the Roman Empire and beyond, loads of wars'n'shit... And I assume some of the landscape is nice too... And, yes, of course, the Fräuleins! :D
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge But it is kind of funny - when I first saw the movie (just a few years ago, actually) it took me a while to notice why the external scenes felt weirdly familiar... Old, cobbled roads like in the town I grew up in the 70s, NOT like in other American movies, advertising for "Ernte23" cigarettes (a German brand), the news stand selling "Der Spiegel", the towers of a prominent Munich church in the background... Those things were there in the open but at first they just didn't "click". :D
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge I wouldn't have had a clue. I have no idea when I see buildings what country it might be. I mean yeah, europe but no idea between switzerland and germany or austria.
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Well, as for the Munich Cathedral that can be seen in Willy Wonka - it's one of the landmarks of that town and has a specific look, so if you know of it, you usually also know where it is like the Atomium in Bruxelles or the Eifeltower in Paris. And we're talking Cathedral here, not just your average church - these buildings often are amazingly impressive. I still gasp when I drive to Cologne by train and exit the station to be faced with the Cologne cathedral. ->
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge ->It's not just that even for today's standards Cathedrals are huge and massive buildings, the architects used every trick possible to hammer into your brain that you, the watcher, are little and insignificant, and it bloody works. To know that this all is achieved just by trial&error, without modern tools like software to test the stability beforehand - wow. Just wow. Notre Dame, the Cologne Cathedral - once you see them you won't forget. :)
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge watch?v=5pNBINg8QlU Cologne , watch?v=arDOIS4VXZc Munich , watch?v=4nWtRLS7df0 Paris - you can see that these Cathedrals all have a pretty individual look and feel to them, so if you grow up here you kind of just pick up where they are, just as - I assume - an American knows where that Lincoln statue is, the Empire State Building or that mountain with the faces carved into it. :)
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge I will add the lyrics to the better remake I will, one day, record. :)
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Verucca's song: watch?v=mLcJMMmPQ8c& :D Roal Dahl's story is a classic cautionary tale for children mostly, even if told with a little tongue in cheek: Kids get told not to do something, they do it anyways and then get their well deserved payback. :) As for the two movie versions: I like both quite a lot, the older one with Gene Wilder as Wonka as well as the new one with Mr.Depp. Both give you much time to witness the bad kid's suffering with the appropriate glee... ;)
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Some examples from the old version: watch?v=RZ-uV72pQKI watch?v=Qgl9GJ61PxE watch?v=3pwvB4_Te8A <- one of my favourite movie quotes: "We are the music makers! And we are the dreamers of the dreams!"
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Oh - the crowd in the end is from the movie "V for Vendetta" - it's pretty much the final scene. I guess it's safe to say that the global hype with the Guy Fawkes masks pretty much started with this movie. :) Before they were only known in England - Fawkes was part of a conspiracy that wanted to blow up the House of Lords in 1605. It failed and burning a Fawkes Puppet on a bonfire has since become a yearly national celebration... :D
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge I didn't know any of that. :) never saw the movie.
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Well, the historical background isn't too deep explored in the movie - in it a "Terrorist" in a Orwellian England has chosen the mask to be his trademark because of the symbolical value. It's all about liberty, freedom of speech and such things. Quite good actually. And then Anonymous choosing the - you gotta admit pretty cool looking - mask as one of it's symbols came quite natural it seems. :) Oh, and its based on a comic by the same guy who also wrote Watchmen.
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@commanderkruge masks are scary. hehehe
TruthSurge 1 year ago
@TruthSurge Yes, often they are... What I like about the Guy Fawkes mask is that it actually looks kind of dashing and the whole process that turned it into a global meme, from a symbol for a failed evildoer (check wikipedia for the Gunpowder Plot, it was quite the fail ^^) to this new meaning that says something like "everyone could be under this mask, Anonymous is, in a way, everyone" ... such things fascinate me. :)
commanderkruge 1 year ago
see Carly Crutchfield SCAM see very sad stories under U-tube blog "Carly Crutchfield scam" two scam stories: Larmie and Lorriane Bell shame! shame! shame! FACTS: Carly Crutchfield, Steve Fagan, yza Canja, are all Scientologist and worse still Gareth Jekel who runs C-Foundation for young children and teenagers, is a very devoted Scientologist, and don't forget long time buddy Tony Melvin from Knowledge Center now names Knowledge Source!!!! Scam! Scam! Scam!
Urbanlatte2go 1 year ago
Fuck you you will be eletrucuded in you own house at 4:50 am
Hax0r1963 1 year ago
@Hax0r1963 "this channel not available" HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
TruthSurge 1 year ago
The Thetans are making you say terrible things about Scientology, Stop by one of our centers and we can help you. Bring your credit card.
Sincerely yours,
L. Ron Hubbard
PS: When Tom Cruise hears of this blasphemy you will be sorry. He won't hesitate to put ethics in on you.
dlhitch2007 1 year ago 11
@dlhitch2007 :D best comment yet! :D
commanderkruge 1 year ago
@dlhitch2007 indeed, best comment yet :D
funkyglo 1 year ago
Nice tune :)
AngryAussie 1 year ago
@AngryAussie Thanks - I take about 5% of that positive feedback, the rest goes to the original composer of the tune, Mr. Elfman, and the writer of the original lyrics, Mr. Roal Dahl. :)
commanderkruge 1 year ago
quit embarassing the anonymous masses with your pathetic microphone.
TheCaptainLulz 1 year ago
@TheCaptainLulz If someone out there feels embarrassed because I've got a cheap microphone I dare to say that person has huge self esteem problems...
commanderkruge 1 year ago
I lol'd a lot, this is nice!
XenuVSScientology 1 year ago
Wohoo! My second video in a row to earn "Honors"!
#80 - Top Rated (Today)) - Music - Germany
Hollywood - here I come! :D
commanderkruge 1 year ago
Lol, I find it strangely amusing. Make the words a little clearer and slightly more on the beat in spots and you're good to go.
katanonable 1 year ago
@katanonable Thanks!
I know the recording isn't perfect - I *am* planning to do a better version later. Read the description for more background on why I took this one. In short: Got a cold, lost my voice, had to take an inferior "test recording" to get the clip ready in time for the pwnage olympics round.
commanderkruge 1 year ago
brilliant!
This is the best one that i've watched so far
Freak7109 1 year ago 4
@Freak7109 Thank you so much! :)
I'm definitely curious about Couglan's decisions for this round. While I have seen entries I like better than my song I think that I *might* make it into the honourable mentions this time. We'll see. :) Oh, this is so exiting! :D
If I don't "win" - never mind, it's fun and I'm learning to work with my video tools while doing these clips.
commanderkruge 1 year ago
Cruisadouchetastic!!!
Win!
sliderglider 1 year ago 8
@sliderglider Thanks a lot! :)
commanderkruge 1 year ago 4