Why did Wonka never push that red button? After a lifetime of accomplishment as the world's premier chocolateur, perhaps he felt there was too much at stake to push the red button? The red button was an unknown, with obvious risks which Mr. Wonka explains to Charlie that each of the black buttons takes the elevator to a different room in the factory and that, "Up until now, I've pushed them all, except one." He points to a red button at the top of the elevator. I was thinking tonight about one of the final scenes, in which Wonka, Grandpa Joe and Charlie find themselves in the famed Great Glass Elevator. the one which, incidentally, was made merely to promote General Mills' "Wonka" candy bars. not the version where Johnny Depp plays a very pedophile-like man in a purple suit, but the original with Gene Wilder. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was one of my favorite movies. I don't know whether this is one of those things, but I guess we shall see.
Sometimes things come to you in the middle of the night that can be life-changing.
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