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hi welcome to Prime recap a simple boy from a humble family has his life transformed after visiting the biggest chocolate factory the world has ever seen today we will recap the story of the 2005 movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on a cold winter day in the city of London the famous Wonka Chocolate Factory prepares new bars that will be distributed to stores all over the world five of these bars are awarded the golden ticket which will change overnight the life of whoever finds it Charlie Bucket is an ordinary little boy from a very humble family he lives with his parents and grandparents in an old house and most days they barely have anything to eat however Charlie is the luckiest boy in the world he just doesnt know it yet his father is an employee at a toothpaste Factory and although he works hard his salary is terrible in the evening when he gets home he kisses his wife who is preparing a cabbage soup and goes to talk to Charlie on that day Mr Bucket brought his son presents