"Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory was financed by the Quaker Oats company to sell their real-life Wonka Bar. The bar was taken off shelves after a few months due to problems with its formula, but the film went on to become a cult classic."
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Horace 1 year ago
#1 Unfortunately, it also confused his own troops...
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Zaddi 1 year ago
#9 so is THC 
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Greg 1 year ago
#25 Seriously. Did it work?
#26 That's because it's a kid's movie and parents have to buy a ticket, too, which account for more ticket sales and thus higher revenues.
#26 That's because it's a kid's movie and parents have to buy a ticket, too, which account for more ticket sales and thus higher revenues.
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Dicey 1 year ago
Greg,
Search for vespa 150 tap. It technically did work, but they were discontinued after a few years.
Search for vespa 150 tap. It technically did work, but they were discontinued after a few years.
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Octavia 1 year ago
Dicey,
It actually made into combat and worked just fine, but aiming it was difficult. Only 600 were made, at only $500 USD a pop.
It actually made into combat and worked just fine, but aiming it was difficult. Only 600 were made, at only $500 USD a pop.
#26 That's because it's a kid's movie and parents have to buy a ticket, too, which account for more ticket sales and thus higher revenues.
Search for vespa 150 tap. It technically did work, but they were discontinued after a few years.
It actually made into combat and worked just fine, but aiming it was difficult. Only 600 were made, at only $500 USD a pop.