AI Creates Scripts for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2": Evil Rivals and Memory-Erasing Candies

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ChatGPT created a story about memory-erasing candies. Claude wrote about children who don't like sweets in the age of gadgets. And Grok turned the factory into a thriller with a mutant virus and an evil competitor.

Tim Burton's 2005 fairy tale never got a sequel. But what if it actually had? We're comparing all three scenarios.

ChatGPT Version

In this version, Charlie (Freddie Highmore) has become the rightful owner of the factory. Together with Wonka (Johnny Depp), he's building a new wing — the "Center for Good Ideas" — but their peace gets disrupted by the mysterious Lucius Licorice, who invents candies that steal people's memories.

Charlie and Wonka are forced to team up to stop the epidemic from spreading and remind the world that what matters isn't taste, but meaning. Charlie finds a way to neutralize the memory-erasing candies, restoring children's lost memories.
A young man and a man in purple tailcoats, with a man in black clothing standing behind them
This is what "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2" would look like according to ChatGPT's plot
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In the finale, they open the "Memory Room," where everyone can create sweets connected to precious moments. Wonka looks at Charlie and says: "Now the factory is truly yours."

Claude Version

Here, Charlie has grown up and faces a new problem — kids are more interested in gadgets than candy.

He launches a contest for those who don't even like sweets. Among the winners are his niece, blogger Lucy, and four other girls and boys.
A young man in a black jacket stands next to three children holding candy
This is what "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2" would look like according to Claude's plot
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The factory tour becomes a lesson in humanity: children learn to feel again, appreciate simple things, and not be afraid to be themselves. Wonka concludes that magic is the ability to change with the generations.

Grok Version

In this variant, the factory gets attacked by... a virus. The chocolate mutates, and suspicion falls on the evil competitor Felix Fickel.

Charlie, along with Grandpa Joe and the Oompa-Loompas, heads into the jungle for a rare plant that can neutralize the virus. After overcoming traps and temptations, Charlie reveals that Fickel bribed a former factory worker.
A disheveled man in the jungle with a boy in a suit and a grandfather nearby
This is what "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 2" would look like according to Grok's plot
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In the finale, they create new chocolate that heals not just the body, but the soul.

Each AI has its own factory. ChatGPT's is about memory and meaning. Claude's is about technology and reimagining. Grok's is practically a thriller. But all three agree on one thing: magic doesn't disappear as long as there are those who create it. And it looks like if Hollywood ever decides on a sequel — the AI screenplay is ready. Earlier on zoomboola.com, we told you how an AI came up with a script for "Titanic 2," where Rose resurrects Jack using future technology.