Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Grandma Josephine tells Grandpa Joe, "They’re all crazy." (0:12)

Television reporter: “Truly, it is incredible, the way that Wonkamania has descended upon the globe.” (0:12)

Patient Mr. Hoffstedder, lying on a psychoanalyst’s couch: "I’m still having these dreams, doctor..."
Psychoanalyst: ”... to believe in one’s dreams is a manifestation of insanity...”
Hoffstedder: ”This was a dream, a fantasy.” (0:12)

Reporter: "This... is the symbol of the... mad craze that’s sweeping the world today... we’re beginning to see signs of anxiety..." (0:17)

Mike Teevee asks the reporter, "Are you crazy?" (0:25)

Grandpa Joe, referring to Charlie: "Let him have one last dream." (0:30)

Grandpa Joe reads from the golden ticket: "In your wildest dreams you could not imagine the marvelous surprises that await you." (0:37)

Willy Wonka: "Patience, patience, little dear..." (0:49)

Henry Salt: "You’re off your bleedin’ nut, Wonka."
Willy: ”Inside of this room, all of my dreams become realities, and some of my realities become dreams.” (0:51)

Grandpa Joe tells Charlie, "Don’t worry." (0:58)

Willy tells Mrs. Teevee, "Nothing to worry about, my dear lady." (1:01)

Violet Beauregarde: "What is this, a freak out?" (1:03)

Henry: "What a nightmare." (1:05)

Henry’s daughter Veruca tells Charlie, referring to Willy, "He’s absolutely bonkers." (1:07)

Violet: "Madness."
Grandpa Joe, referring to Violet: ”Because, Charlie, she’s a nitwit.” (1:11)

Willy tells Veruca, "... we are the dreamers of dreams" (1:15)

Mike Teevee: "Don’t worry about a thing, Mom."
Mrs. Teevee faints. (1:29)

Willy tells Charlie, "Anyway, don’t worry about it." (1:31)

Grandpa Joe asks Willy, "How can you... build up a little boy’s hopes and then smash all his dreams to pieces?" (1:33)

Reference in Shortcomings