This Silence
The Whippersnappers Lyrics

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the Machine in the Garden Deep in the nothing of my doubts It draws them further…

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23 Years Twenty three years since the last revolution Twenty one mi…
A New Chapter Its time, its time to clean this slate And push our…
Bottom Line You stand in line beside me try to tell me…
Cold As Stone This world is not my world This time I won't…
Don't Leave Me I remember times we used To spend within this room…
Equations Another round of one on one It's never time, it's not…

Fine Line Life Take what you want If there's no one looking Say…
Forever A stillness comes when The smiles have faded, dissatisfied,…
Gone But Not Forgotten I see you right through to Everything that you've been…
Perfect World Somewhere between a lie and truth Lies a subtle line of…
Silent Crime I won't be the one to say every thing's going…
Sleeping Cure Do you remember yesterday? You made a promise for tomorrow A…
Stand Your Ground You worked through all this trouble Now you left the…
Steady The Walls You're too afraid to make your mind up for yourself You…
Swing Shift When you first fell in love I know you knew that…
The Day After Tomorrow This house will be your prison until the morning light Comes…
The System You never heard a word your father said until he…
Tragic Flaw You're only moving faster, falling further, slip away from m…
Two Of A Kind It's obvious that dealing with this Is tearing you apart I'd…

Wrong Or Right You used to think you knew it all You used to…

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bert1029

2y↑75

“A while back, we were walking down the yellow brick road- 🥰”
“-QUIET!”
Absolutely cracked me up

Scott Savage Techno Scavenger

1y↑3

"“A while back, we were walking down the yellow brick road- 🥰”"

In his speaking with a friendly voice - only to be shut down.

Sally Spreadbury

1y↑1

He was only smiling nervously, he was not in love.

bert1029

1y↑1

@Sally Spreadbury I never said he was in love lol it’s an emoji

Sally Spreadbury

1y↑1

@bert1029 I pointed the smile out to my sister and she said, oh, he probably has a crush on the Wizard or something.

Sally Spreadbury

1y↑2

@Scott Savage Techno Scavenger His voice is so dreamy! As I have said multiple times on multiple Oz videos, Jack Haley was the perfect choice for the role.

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Robert Spratt

11y↑30

I cannot believe this movie is 75 years old. It's still superb and easily one of the best movies of all time.

justess martin

5y↑104

Everyone talks about the Lion and the Scarecrow but I just love The Tin Man. He was gentle, yet funny as well. The way he said his lines was extraordinary. "You see your honor, a while back we were walking down the yellow brick road.....". Then his reaction when the Wizard tells him to shut up!! Hahahahaha! And of course Judy was absolutely perfect....they all were!

Diane Busby

2y↑6

Jack Haley used that same breathy voice to read to his son at night. A fine actor and a better choice for Tin Man (my fav character), than Buddy Ebsen.

Sally Spreadbury

2y↑3

You see a while back we were walking down the yellow brick road (smiles) and then -
QUIET!
Did you notice him smile?

Sally Spreadbury

2y↑2

He's my favourite character too.

TheCarnivalGuy

5y↑46

"I am OZ, the great and powerful. Who are you?! Who are you?!!" Frank Morgan does an outstanding job with these lines. He invokes an atmosphere of intimidation, superiority, and fear directed at the foursome. (The product being control by the wizard of the situation) From my perspective as a boy growing up in the '60s, I was more terrified of this scene than any other. Okay, maybe the appearance of the Wicked Witch into Munchkin Land was a bit more scary.

GothLady1987

I've loved this movie since I was four. This scene always scared me, though. The set alone is enough to invoke chills.

Lu Ka

6y↑119

Ray Bolger (scarecrow) was such an incredible actor !!! Literally moves like someone made out of straw

MaskedMan66

5y↑9

His idol was Fred Stone, the very first actor to play the Scarecrow. He emulated Stone's boneless dancing style and added some touches of his own.

X Æ A-Xii

5y↑1

They drugged him :D

MaskedMan66

3y↑6

@X Æ A-Xii No, they didn't.

SidJustice1

2y↑3

I see where Michael Jackson got his moves from in The Wiz. Ray Bolger killed it in this 💯

MaskedMan66

2y↑5

@SidJustice1 He probably did watch this while preparing to be the Scarecrow (and if the Jacksons were like most families, they probably watched the MGM movie every year), but I understand that MJ based a lot of his moves on Charlie Chaplin.

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CHUD-Master General

6y↑219

The scarecrow is incredible with the way he walks.

CHUD-Master General

5y↑27

He was a professional dancer. They wanted him to play Tinman and he refused. He wanted to be the scarecrow because of his dance talent.

MaskedMan66

5y↑16

@CHUD-Master General Not only that, but he was a big fan of Fred Stone, the very first actor to ever play the Scarecrow. He was in the 1902 stage extravaganza based on "The Wizard of Oz," which he starred in for about five years with his comedy partner David Montgomery as the Tin Woodman. Bolger was born in 1904, so was never able to see that show, but he did see Stone in a one-man show years later, and was amazed by Stone's loose-limbed dancing, and made up his mind that he would be a dancer. Not only that, but he decided that, just like his idol, he would one day play the Scarecrow of Oz!

X Æ A-Xii

5y↑1

he was drugged :)

MaskedMan66

4y↑6

@X Æ A-Xii No, he wasn't.

0ne0nlyLarry

3y↑4

@MaskedMan66 funny how he became the more famous version of the Scarecrow, I think the other would be Michael Jackson in The Wiz imo

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Jamie Abbott

2y↑36

Wizard: "Why are you here!?"
Dorothy: "well... me and my friends came here--"
Wizard: "SILENCE!!!"

Wayne MacFarland

3y↑166

"Yes, Your Honor, I mean Your Excellency, I mean Your Wizardry!" The Scarecrow had to choose his words carefully in this scene.

Ryan Stauffer

2y↑4

Amongst those, I thought he said "I mean your royalsty." I know that's not a word, but I thought I remembered him making one up.

Derek Llewellyn

1y↑3

@Ryan Stauffer I just love it so much it's looks like new movie maze party oasr birthday party oasr birthday present for part of time travel would be there in side effects from home Depot in movie theater in new horizons house

M.C

1y↑2

And he says he doesn’t have a brain when he’s being cautious and smart

MikesMemoriesfromthePast89

1y↑2

Enough! And you, Lion.

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Funinightmare

7y↑89

I haven't seen this film in over 10 years and I'm genuinely and happily surprised with its sense of humour. I mean it's really good, better than most recent comedy movies.

Zero

1y↑1

I rewatch this movie every once and a while and for some reason, that 2:00 E N O U G H never fails to make me laugh uncontrollably

Diane Busby

2y↑7

One of THE greatest films of all time! I always used to moan about it being on tv every Christmas, but since I got the DVD (not an anniversary set, sadly, I have fallen in love with it. I recommend getting the new board game version.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Sally Spreadbury

I think the same happened with me. I watched the movie as Christmas aged 5, and wasn't interested. Now I appreciate it tremendously, and there only two words as to why: Jack Haley. He was simply wonderful.

Michael Pilkey

3y↑25

It’s been 82 years since this movie came out. Think how insane that is. To put it in perspective, when it came out in 1939, 82 years was 1857.

Sparky Spellborn

2y↑3

Sigo preguntandome como lograron ese efecto de la cabeza gigante en esa epoca. Sigue siendo muy impresionante esta escena hoy en día. Aún habiendo tanto CGI y esas cosas, esto igual no deja de impresionar

Jess3674

10y↑178

The part when Scarecrow bows is hilarious!

MaskedMan66

3y↑8

He hasn't been around long, but he knows that Wizards are to be respected!

Madison Castle

2y↑2

Yeah!

Lauchlin Yurchuk

8y↑250

my favorite part of this movie is the part where the Lion says he's going to charge into the witches castle then he tells the other two: "there's only one thing i want you to do for me!" the others: "What's that?" Lion: "Talk me out of it..."

Dylan Pallant

8y↑2

Lauchlin Yurchuk and the rest

Dylan Pallant

8y↑1

Yurchuk

Dylan Pallant

8y↑2

Yurchuk

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Mario Rocks

10y↑72

This amazes me! I always wonder how they done this way before computers! They did an excellent job on this movie!! :)

Setebos

6y↑9

Over 75 years and I'd still stack this scene up against any from any other fantasy film made.

Booker Jones

5y↑6

I'm not against CGI (I wouldn't have wanted a stop-motion "Jurassic Park") but it can make filmmakers lazy. This scene is just set design and fire and smoke and epic imagination.

MaskedMan66

2y↑2

@Booker Jones It still requires human imagination and design to come up with CGI images. :-)

slayyyder

2y↑2

@Booker Jones i’m late but a lot of times cgi takes a lot longer to do than practical effects

John

2y↑3

@slayyyder sometimes it may take longer sure, but that doesn't mean it's better. Practical effects give an effect that can't really be replaced by CGI. In some cases CGI is best. But watch movies like The Thing or From Beyond and it's hard not to recognize that practical effects (in some cases) produce an effect which are at once more convincing and far more charming and magical feeling than CGI ever could be.

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Cori Alston

5y↑15

The part when the Lion runs and jumps out of the window is one of my favorite parts 😂😂😂😂

Kiera A. Saint

3y↑10

I like how the tin man shakes when he is frightened by the Wizard

Sally Spreadbury

2y↑2

Also, he smiles right before the Wizard tells him to shut up

Viking12

8y↑150

one of the greatest scenes... ever

Evie Lawler

6y↑1

Viking12 Evie

Setebos

6y↑1

Never fails to impress me.

Greg Rocke

Viking12 Huth

milton demus

6y↑1

Viking12 nat

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trancelover1992

2y↑3

The wizard is really the villain of the whole movie. He arrived in Oz and managed to hoodwink an entire naive community. He used his earthly knowledge of technology to perhaps spare himself from the evil of the witches. He had the whole Emerald city worship him as if he was some kind of deity. Despite never having been seen by most inhabitants. He asked a 12-year-old girl to risk her life to collect a broomstick from a psychopathic witch of unfathomable evil. He made the lion so scared he jumped through a window, which could have killed him. He was selfish, cowardly, and a charlatan. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. Very important line on how people and organizations can manipulate you. Fine when they have others behind them, but clueless when confronted on their own with logical questions. Maybe I am over-analyzing a family movie, but this man was a villain. I think Dorothy had it right "you're a very bad man"

Jared L

6y↑6

My elementary school did a production of The Wizard of Oz when I was in like 2nd grade and even that Wizard had me crying all night.

Red Nova

8y↑7

Amazing film. What an amazing psychedelic ride

Kathy StraightHenry

11y↑17

when i was a child this was my favorite movie.i am 61,i still want to watch it.

Setebos

7y↑2

Nothing beats this scene in fantasy cinema.

MaximusW01

6y↑13

2:13 gets me everytime

Nikki Henderson

8y↑11

I never realized the wizard played so many parts. Awesome movie!

bitchass

7y↑1

RicTV too bad that movie sucked lol

MaskedMan66

The Wizard didn't; Frank Morgan played five roles, including the role of the Wizard.

MaskedMan66

5y↑1

RicTV It's not really connected to the MGM movie, though.

bitchass

MaskedMan66 Eh, can’t say i didn’t like it, but it wasn’t as good as the original. But that’s like all remakes, I suppose

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Paranormal Reading Room

1y↑1

"I am Oz, the great and powerful." "I am Dorothy, the small and meek."
Lol, what a line.

NicoGames2

1y↑10

The tin can man needs a heart but the wizard needs one too.

Sally Spreadbury

1y↑2

The Tin Man has a heart already.

mcs 7873

Bert Lahr really gives off the scared little kid feeling perfectly in this scene, especially in the beginning.

The Great Pineapple

There's something so fascinating seeing a movie like this which is now 84 years old, wow! Everyone in this movie is long gone, I mean.. world war 2 had only just started. Yet here I am, watching this all these year's later. Just fascinating

Queen A.G.

I love how the wizard just went “enough” like “stop talking already, yeesh you’re throwing off my vibe here!”

Mono Nonny

8y↑71

I was so confused when I first saw this. I thought that he was going to be a benevolent, caring wizard of great power. Man, was I surprised.

MaskedMan66

8y↑21

Read the book sometime; he actually appeared to each member of the party in a different form. To the Scarecrow he appeared as a lovely fairy woman, to the Tin Woodman as a horrible beast, and to the Cowardly Lion as a ball of fire.

Mono Nonny

8y↑3

MaskedMan66 Interesting

MaskedMan66

8y↑18

Mono Nonny
There's a whole lot in the book that they didn't include in the movie, mainly for reasons of budget. They trimmed it down to its core elements and told it more simply.

Booker Jones

5y↑4

@MaskedMan66 I had a friend who was addicted to the movie but never read any of the books. He did NOT want to know about what was different in the book: they weren't ruby slippers, they were rescued from the poppies by field mice--it wasn't all a dream!, etc etc. "No! No! Shut up!" he'd yell with his hands on his ears.

MaskedMan66

@Booker Jones Bit of an extreme reaction. Why didn't he want to know? Most people are curious to have the full story. I'd have thought that at least the idea of Oz being real would appeal to him.

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Henry the Shady Eighth

5y↑155

"You Clinking, Clanking, Clattering, Collection of Collagenous Junk!"
"You Billowing Bale of Bovine Fodder!"
-Oz the Original Wizard of Roasts

Paul Macartney

4y↑1

He never insulted the lion but did frighten him.

catrina podberesky

4y↑3

not to mention The 1939 pyrotechnics hunnybun

Daniel Gontar

4y↑5

caliginous, not collagenous

Katherine Howard

3y↑3

Sounds like a Shakespearean insult

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I love you guys

3y↑7

Ok don't call me the wicked witch of the west here. But I found it funny when the lion fainted in front of the wizard. His face was priceless

Stephanie Anderson

6y↑6

I remember being kind of a dense child the first time I saw this movie, and asking, every time one of Frank Morgan's characters came up, if they were the Wizard. And then we reached this part, and I thought, "Oh yeah, that's DEFINITELY the Wizard!"

MaskedMan66

Well, you had the actor right!

Soundwave2423

1y↑1

Oz: “The great and powerful oz knows why you have come”

Also Oz a few seconds earlier: “Who are you?”

12CLASSICS

The way the Scarecrow stumbles forward and falls to his knees … it really looks like he’s made of straw. That body language is so realistic. nobody but Ray Bolger could’ve played this role.

Springboard 19

5y↑35

"Well.. a while back, we were walking down the yellow brick road and - --." -- "SILENCE!!!" 😂

Nescafe

5y↑3

Yea he cuts them off pretty quick before they can even say much lol

baac81

5y↑10

I think this is my favorite bit. I just love it when Tinman starts to smile right as he says, "and" just the way people do when they're trying to spin a yarn to get out of a sticky situation.

Springboard 19

5y↑8

@baac81 Oh my God, yep!!! That's exactly how me and my kids act it out. That smile as he starts to get all into the story before he gets yelled at is SOOO funny! 😂

Sally Spreadbury

2y↑6

I really like him. He's nothing but a sweetheart.

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castlenovelist97BOOKS.

2y↑5

I realized later in life that the Tin Man, Scarecrow, and Cowardly Lion were friends of Dorothy's in Kansas before the twister hit her home and transported her to Oz. They were the really funny guys who talked to Auntie Em at the farm. Dorothy felt as if she knew them in Oz because she had encountered them before.

Nescafe

2y↑2

Yep they were the farm hands. At the end she pointed at each of them and told them you were all there

Sally Spreadbury

1y↑1

My Pokémon friend: Ok so which one is the Tin Man?
Me: Hickory.
Pokémon: And which one is he?
Me: the cute one?

Auron12786

4y↑5

It went over my head as a kid but his use of alliteration was funny

Mar10

3y↑2

A classic movie if there ever was one.

Thai Walters

2y↑1

I do like how she just runs into the tin man’s arms and he does the same things to her

TwilightSparkle3562

7y↑32

2:12 is priceless!

Aydan Erdem

3y↑2

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 TwilightSparkle3562 you made my day

Citizen of Corona

1y↑2

In 1939, this had to have blown everyone away

Gary T

7y↑8

my favorite movie of all time!

Michael Joiner

6y↑3

2018 still a great movie

AntiqueRadios

7y↑15

Love this art deco era scene.

Setebos

Isn't that set fantastic? The whole look of the Emerald City is incredible.

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Paige M.

5y↑26

When the wizard said “& you, Lion.” I was like “Uh oh!”

Chewable Jim

2y↑5

1:20 That has to be one of the best insults in movie history.

GuestOfGregoryHouse

10y↑249

This will be me tomorrow at a job interview

spiritov69

8y↑6

Hahaha. ..I hope it went well

MaskedMan66

8y↑5

What, as the Wizard or as Dorothy and her friends?

Autism Mom

GuestOfGregoryHouse

BAFFLED

7y↑1

LOL

Benjamin Bradford

7y↑2

I enjoyed reading that. thanks

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MaskedMan66

I wonder how the Wizard's other guises from the book would have looked if MGM had had the time and budget to present them all. To Dorothy he appeared as a giant head, to the Scarecrow as a beautiful fairy woman, to the Tin Woodman as a frightening beast with five eyes, five arms, and five legs, and to the Lion as a ball of fire. For the movie, they combined the head and the fire.

Catherine C.

One of the greatest movies ever

alexa fan🤍👿

5y↑21

I like how the lion pass out and then jump out of the window.

MaskedMan66

Needless to say, that wasn't Bert Lahr who did that. He happily left it to his stuntman.

CloudyVibes

8y↑8

I love it so much

CloudyVibes

I'm so excited for this one

Delores Richardson

6y↑10

My favorite movie ever since I was a little 👧girl but I got the DVD.

Cinna-man Spice

2y↑1

The Wizard always scared me more than the Wicked Witch of the West ironically.

CosmicWolf99

4y↑2

I always found it interesting that even though he’s the titular character, he doesn’t have much screen time

Wayne MacFarland

The funny part is where the Lion passes out and faints when it is his turn to talk to the Wizard, but then he comes to when the Wizard finally says he will give them what they want, before drawing a hard bargain with them that they bring him the Witch's broomstick first.

Ethan LaBorde

The set design in this movie is fantastic, especially for 1939!

MaskedMan66

5y↑1

What do you mean "for 1939?" That was the golden age of movie making! :-)

Nathaniel Seymour

6y↑1

No matter how old I get or how many times I've seen it, that door opening mixed with the "Come Forward!" freaks me out every time!

Emma Harrison

It's like you're either being summoned to the Headmaster's office if you're a kid or the Boss' office if you're an adult lol

Steven Stefano

It's intersting, this depiction of a wizard is STILL ahead of it's time. Wizards even today would be depicted wearing a robe and having a staff. But this depiction made Oz seem so advanced that he no longer needed a human body and was a sort of an all knowing alien head. Very ahead of it's time. It's almost science fiction.

MaskedMan66

The giant head was just one of the Wizard's disguises in the book; he also appeared as a beautiful fairy woman, a horrible giant beast, and a ball of fire.

Eli Bailey

2y↑1

It has been my dream to play the wizard in a wizard of oz play!

Tyson Dennis

6y↑2

Jeez, I love ❤️ this film

Johnnie Cooper

4y↑1

I'll always love this movie, until I die! It's the joint...

catrina podberesky

7y↑1

I need to watch this movie repetitiously to get all of the Supreme Oz's knowledgebleness

Jules Love

9y↑147

There is nothing meek about Dorothy, she slayed two witches. And didn't bow an eye.

MaskedMan66

9y↑13

The word is "slew," and she was horrified both times.

GinnieKinz💜

7y↑10

well, that doesn't really count because both were accidental

Jake Rutigliano

7y↑7

Read the books. I think she’s a badass in them.

John Dahlman

6y↑4

And she reams out the great and powerful Oz.

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Joseph Stagnitto

7y↑2

This was the scariest scene for a young boy when I saw it in the '60s on TV. We used to make Jiffy Pop popcorn when CBS would air it in February on a Sunday every year.

ShakespeareanJet

6y↑7

1:45 The floppy legs get me every time! xD

KJ

4y↑3

As a kid, I always thought Dorothy said “Oh. He’s a cricket!”

Forrest Dupre

this came out a year before Pinocchio.

Sally Spreadbury

I'm sure Pinocchio was in production during 1939.

ladybug

1y↑1

Best scene ever

Wolfiscoolon81

2y↑1

I totally forgot about this movie, I can’t believe they died 😭

Fernando Ramos

2y↑1

What alliteration spoken to the Tin Man and Scarecrow!

Mark McCabe-Carton

7y↑3

She looks so cute here. The Lion is very funny in this scene.

Mike Cross

Love it

Animal Artist68 Art World

7y↑17

The lion is so funny 😃 look it that!!! Look it that!!! 😃

Springboard 19

5y↑1

I cracked up at that, too 😂😂😂😂😂

Ben

I don’t understand why Scarecrow is so scared in this scene when he said to Dorothy when they first met that he is not afraid of anything except a lighted match.

Angelica Torres

11y↑7

I am going to be the first one in El Paso, TX to buy the 75th Anniversary,"The Wizard of OZ"! Hearing Judy Garland sing, "Some were over the Rainbow" when I was 5yrs old, Is Why I became a singer and love acting as well!!

Nestoons

4y↑2

I remember this always playing in the commercial of some dvd me and my sister would always watch in the car, but I can’t quite remember what it was.

Eli Bailey

Same!!! I saw the commercial before I saw the movie which was why I already knew what he would look like. But when I actually saw the movie I was scared AF.

Jtotterdell

2y↑1

Lion: but what if she kills us first
Wizard: I said go !!
Lion bolts and jumps out window 🤣🤣

TOPCATNINJAHOUSEPETSDIGIANIMEFANBOY TCHPDAFB/DNTSFB

7y↑10

2:12 FAVE SCENE😁😁😁😁😁"

Dermot Healy

The cut out just before the best part where the lion bolts down the corridor and smashes through the window.

Sally Spreadbury

Lion: But what if she kills us first?
Wizard: I SAID GO!
Lion: YEET

LPSKirbyButton

4y↑1

Oz: Who are you?!
Also Oz: Summons everyone by name.

Amanda Lyubelsky

LPSKirbyButton 2 months ago Oz Who are you. Also Oz Sumons everyone by name

Eli Bailey

Probably because Dorthy isn’t from Oz

Steadyzz

4y↑1

Better than the last jedis throne room scene

Jared Ruff

I didn't think of this compared to Last Jedi.

Damon Cassada

9y↑10

Oz would beat Zordon in a staring contest.

MaskedMan66

8y↑2

Well, all he'd have to do is keep the Head's eyelids open; it is just a puppet, after all.

Marni Stone

7y↑45

"You see, a while back, we were walking down the Yellow Brick Road, and -" "NO ONE GIVES A SHIT!!!"

Dan Artperson

Old people like me view this as a pivotal film. Back when there were only 3 tv stations, people waited for this movie to play, it only played once per year, there was no way to record it so if you missed it you had to wait a year to see it again. The special effects of this vintage film impress modern day filmmakers because everything in this film was done manually with no digital help because it didn't exist. Everything done in this film took weeks and even months longer to accomplish because again there was no such thing as a green screen back then. You can mock all you want, but this film represents massive labor and was so difficult to shoot they went through 3 different producers getting it done.

Eli Bailey

Dude… that’s not not the line 😑

Jogo Lock

I think I watched this when I was about 7 and this scene scared the bejezus out of me. It has stuck in my mind for years, event now aged 10 I'm scared watching it.

Gothiczartan

8y↑1

Now we seen a prequel to Wizard of Oz. It would be great if there is going to be a sequel after the events of Wizard of Oz about Dorthy returns to Oz (it has nothing to do with the 1985 movie).

MaskedMan66

If you mean "Oz the Great and Powerful," that can't have been a prequel to this movie for one important reason: Dorothy's experience in this movie was all a dream.

As for "Return to Oz," that's the most authentic piece of Oziana ever committed to the live-action screen.

Hollie

6y↑4

2:13 is me every day

Donna Miller

Ray Bolger played the scarecrow very well he was in the partridge family he played Shirley Jones father

💕 Elizabeth Marie luna Córdoba

2y↑2

I am in love with Jack Haley right now lol hes funny

Sally Spreadbury

Yeah, I have a massive crush on him... HE'S SO CUTE!

The Walking Bread

5y↑21

Ah, the Lion. I'll always remember when he yeeted himself through a window.

MaskedMan66

Needless to say, that wasn't Bert Lahr who did that. He happily left it to his stuntman.

The Girls

1y↑2

"I AM OZ! THE GREAT AND TERRIBLE!"

I hope at least some people get this😉💖💚

Sally Spreadbury

Is that a reference to the book? In which the Tin Woodman was NOT lying about his backstory? ;)

The Girls

@Sally Spreadbury Close! My qoute was from the Oz head scene in the musical Wicked. It probably has a lot of the same qoutes as the book, so could be 🙂🙃

Sally Spreadbury

@The Girls Well, Wicked is not canon to anything. It does actually work, but only by itself.

The Girls

@Sally Spreadbury Oh yeah. I mean it does mention the wizard, the lion Dorothy and the wicked witch, and the whole story goes along with Dorothys journey, but yeah your kinda right tbh

I need to re-read original wizard of oz

Sally Spreadbury

@The Girls Enjoy, then!

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MysticalPhoenix1990

This part is what my dad was scared of; especially the flying monkeys

Sally Spreadbury

2y↑1

the Tin Man is so cute 🥰

Victor Vaz

9y↑178

Am I the only one who used to be scared of this scene?

Brandon Hill

9y↑28

Victor Vaz No way, this scene is actually the scariest plot twist of all. The whole time, the journey is to meet this "great, wonderful wizard" who will fix all of the problems, save the day. He's the happy ending the movie was building toward...then, surprise! He's scary, he's cruel! He's not going to help our heroes until they go on a suicide mission and bring back payment. It took the story in a whole new direction. I mean damn, I was shocked as a kid :P

Victor Vaz

9y↑3

***** Exactly! That describes perfectly this feeling that I always have.

XeLooney

8y↑1

+Joie de Vivre swiof lyyyy

MaskedMan66

8y↑2

+Brandon Hickman Hill shrug I never took it that way. I don't recall whether I read the book first or saw the movie, but of course in the book he's not known as "the Great and Powerful," but as "the Great and Terrible." Most of his subjects are wary of him, if not actually afraid, but they know him as a wise and just ruler and they live in peace, happiness, and security.

In any case, and certainly upon reflection, this humbug wizard would naturally want to appear as impressive as possible.

Benjamin Bradford

7y↑1

I was a bit scared when i first watched it, for sure. I can see feel what I felt then, but I'm more impressed than anything

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doneieieak

6y↑2

Dorothy probably said “small and meek” because it seemed like he was more powerful than her.

MaskedMan66

Pretty much, yeah.

Tony Canabal

That line by Dorothy was taken directly from the book.

SHELLBACKS CLUB 🐢

soo much more to this than meets the eye.

soberchimera61

8y↑7

The Wizard looks like The Leader.

MaskedMan66

8y↑2

You mean the Leader looks like the Wizard. Wiz wuz first!

Yunan Klaus

7y↑1

Scarecrow be like "Holy shit he called me! He fuckin' called me!"

Bryant Langmuir

6y↑2

Oz: Come forth and speak!

Tin Man: Well, you see-

Oz: SHUT THE FUCK UP!

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