Mysterious F.
2Aug11
You're not human.
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Cody Hoskins
13Apr12
I can't remember the last time I watched this. It's been years because this was primarily a childhood watch for me. After watching it now, it's still entertaining and exciting, but I realize my heart doesn't sore that high with its sentimentality as much as it did. I don't have be apart of the phenomenal fascination people have with it, but it's worth it once in a long time.
Koalacanth
20Jan12
I'd put off watching this my entire life. After finally seeing it I feel ashamed for the delay.
Rina
13Nov11
Fleming's film is one of the most enchanting fantasy movies out there – a definite, timeless classic. You feel like you are a part of Dorothy's adventurous voyage through a world far from home. The characters are adorable, the colours fresh and beautiful, one witty, catchy tune follows the other and the choreographies are lots of fun. There’s no place like home. Still, it’s fun to make a trip to Oz from time to time.
MarcH
31Oct11
It gets 100% on Casting, Performances, Script, Direction, Score, Costumes, Cinematography, Art Direction, and Special Effects. It's longevity and cultural influence are undeniable. It is likely the greatest achievement of the entire studio era, if not the greatest American film of all time.
obpulent
26Mar11
my favorite extract from the script: "… anybody can have a brain. that's a very mediocre commodity. every pusillanimous creature that crawls on the earth or slinks through slimy seas has a brain! … we have universities, seats of great learning where men go to become great thinkers. and when they come out, and [they come] with no more brains … but! they have one thing … a diploma! "
VENIMOS LOS JODIMOS Y NOS FUIMOS
12Aug10
Hace poco sali corriendo a comprar el boxset de esta cosa, me puse a verla, y la verdad...este es del tipo de peliculas que, para seguir considerandolas buenas, màs vale dejarlas como un agradable recuerdo infantil. Seria màs interesante ver ahora una adaptaciòn al cine de Lost Girls, de Alan Moore, sobre las experiencias sexuales de esta Dorothy, Wendy (la de peter pan) y Alicia (la de el pais de las maravillas).
Maximilian Bercovicz
29Jan10
This film accomplished the difficult task that many of today's films fail to do: it created a separation between visual beauty and classic storytelling. The glorious fantasy Land of Oz was the canvas; the wonderful story of adventure was the art.
yoy
21Jan10
at least this movie made me laugh. :) it teaches us to always remember our family and help each other no matter weakness that we have, either, heart, courage, or brain. and i really love Judy Garland singing Somewhere Over The Rainbow. it's good, but it's not included in my idea of 'great' movie. :P
Joel Cobbs
27Aug09
http://tinyurl.com/mjr9ux I sooooo wish they'd do this with "Gone With The Wind". DEFINITELY something for all movie lovers to check out!!!
John Smith
27Jun09
The timeless classic of Judy Garland and Victor Fleming, defiantly a film every person on earth should see.
Karen del Angel
8Jun09
i saw this movie when i have like 3 years old and i loved it.. i saw it again and again and i love it every time =)
Byron Brubaker
1Jun09
I've read all the books, and even though it takes liberties with a few things, I still love it. In this most well-known adaptation, the special effects for the time, the technicolor, the quotable lines, and the simple values of brain, heart, courage, and home are what make it great. It'll always be my favorite!
