International Cocoa grown illegally in a Nigerian rainforest heads to companies that supply major chocolate makers

[LeonardoBjj]

No man, there's a new one with the guy from the new Dune playing Wonka. It's like a prequel to the others, and it's really damn good, honestly.

It's funny because the premise is that there is a secret monopoly of chocolatiers running an underground slave market, basically, and also scamming everyone (in the Wonka universe, chocolate is better than currency). Wonka gets caught up in it, and when they see how amazing his chocolate is they try to eliminate him.

- Didnt knew about the new movie. The original was a work of art. Gene Wilder is a all time great. The Burton one i never watched. Because some movies cant be remade.

Will give a try to the new one.

 

[cottagecheesefan]

Imagine a movie if you will, where Leo Dicap is in Nigeria, an expert in the cocoa trade, knowing full well of the child labour used for cocoa harvesting, where the salt and tears of the children give the perfect saltiness to sweet ratio.

Goes around saying, “TIH, ya?”

A beautiful journalist finds him, and asks that that means.

He responds, “this is Hershey, ya?”

Summer blockbuster written all over it