It sounds damning with faint praise (and, honestly, perhaps it is) but one thing that Paul King’s Wonka cannot be accused of is failing to live up to its description: it very much is a prequel to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (yes, I mean the 1971 movie, not the 1964 novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) made by the man behind Paddington 2. Whether or not that’s a good thing depends, I suspect, on the individual viewer. Personally, I think that Wonka is a fine piece of cinematic confectionary: it’s unlikely to change anyone’s life — although the sight of Tom Davis (another Paddington 2 veteran) in lederhosen might be thrilling to many — but it’s a perfectly entertaining movie t
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