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Wicked
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The Wizard of Oz
Directed by Victor Fleming
Young Dorothy finds herself in a magical world where she makes friends with a lion, a scarecrow and a tin man as they make their way along the yellow brick road to talk with the Wizard and ask for the things they miss most in their lives. The Wicked Witch of the West is the only thing that could stop them. From TMDB
299 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Mastodon, TMDB reviews, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
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| Lemmy * | 1 | 0 | 5 |
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The Wizard of Oz is a 1939 adventure fantasy family film, directed by Victor Fleming, starring Judy Garland, Ray Bolger and Jack Haley.
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60 of 299 · most liked firstTell me how I walked out of Wicked today only to figure out at the end of the movie that it was about the wicked witch of the west from the Wizard of Oz. 😭
neutral · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz is 85 And in 1998, Rick Polito wrote the greatest one line description of a movie ever for a listing on TCM.
neutral · AI labelView post →my fundamental issue with Wicked is that the brilliance and power of the Wizard of Oz movie (1939) is that *Oz is not a real place* it is the dream of a young girl whose life is already a tragedy (parents dead) and is going nowhere fast (stuck in Kansas, town controlled by Gulch/Wicked Witch)
positive · AI labelView post →'The Wizard of Oz' (1939) vs 'The Wizard of Oz at Sphere' (2025) Over 90% of the film has been 'touched up' with AI
neutral · AI labelView post →Before you watch the film Wicked, first watch The Wizard of Oz, and remind yourself of how far we've fallen. I went to see the musical, and every single song could be beaten by that one about the Lollipop Guild.
negative · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz has now joined the Letterboxd One Million Watched Club ✨ It is the oldest film in the club 🧙♀️
neutral · AI labelView post →This clip of The Addams Family Values with Wednesday Addams (played by Christina Ricci) serving a helping of Thanksgiving realness is perhaps the core reason this film stands alongside Planes, Trains and Automobiles, The Wizard of Oz, and The Wiz as signature Thanksgiving movies!
neutral · AI labelView post →Apparently “The Curse of The Wizard of Oz” is a big topic on the Ticky Tocky. Yes, everyone who played a lead role in the film…died.
neutral · AI labelView post →Perfectly describes the movie - "The Wizard of Oz".
positive · AI labelView post →It's curious that Wicked, the musical prequel to The Wizard of Oz that portrays the villain of the original film as sympathetic and misunderstood, is an international hit, yet my similarly-themed prequel to The Sound of Music remains unproduced and has led to my lifetime banning from the Friars Club
neutral · AI labelView post →What is a movie that everyone and I mean everyone has seen and is it The Wizard of Oz?
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching The Wizard of Oz. This movie is fucking insane.
neutral · AI labelView post →I’m watching a guy react to The Wizard of Oz, a movie he has never seen before, and basically the entire video is him going “oh, [X] was referencing this” every five minutes.
neutral · AI labelView post →Three years after the iconic witches in THE WIZARD OF OZ ('39), another famous witch landed on the scene with Veronica Lake in I MARRIED A WITCH ('42). Years later, the film also became one of the main inspirations for the hit TV series, BEWITCHED ('64-72), which became a motion picture in 2005.
neutral · AI labelView post →“The Wizard of Oz” is a film that “shows us how the weakness of grownups forces children to take control of their own destinies, and so, ironically, grow up themselves,” Salman Rushdie wrote, in 1992. Ahead of the release of “Wicked,” revisit his review of the 1939 classic: nyer.cm/pTaSN27
neutral · AI labelView post →The kids are watching the Wizard of Oz and a) I'm really surprised that they're paying attention but that may be because b) this movie is very weird
neutral · AI labelView post →THE WIZARD OF OZ was released 87 years ago today. One of the most influential movies ever made, and the film that catapulted the career of Hollywood icon Judy Garland, the story of how it was made will have you heading for the yellow brick road… 1/58
neutral · AI labelView post →Achieving something like this is the Turing Test for AI summaries. (Also conveys why The Wizard of Oz was David Lynch's favorite movie)
neutral · AI labelView post →This is Dona Massin of Winnipeg. She was a choreographer on The Wizard of Oz. Dona pushed for "Over the Rainbow" to be included in the film, and she originated the skip performed on the Yellow Brick Road. Producer Mervyn Leroy even put her in the film for good luck.
neutral · AI labelView post →I just showed my sons The Wizard Of Oz. My grandparents would watch this movie every Christmas with me. My sons loved it. When the movie turned to colour my 3 year old looked at me like it was magic. This movie will enthrall children forever. It is that good. Magical.
positive · AI labelView post →In order to prepare for his role as a lion in The Wizard of Oz, actor Bert Lahr spent several hours memorizing his dialogue for the film.
neutral · AI labelView post →What's a "Musical Film" that you remember seeing for the first time on television? 🎶📺🎶 Originally released in theaters in 1939 and re-released in 1949 & 1955, The Wizard of Oz made its broadcast television debut on CBS on Saturday, November 3, 1956. The 1956 television debut of the film marked the
neutral · AI labelView post →I revisited the 1939 version of THE WIZARD OF OZ yesterday & I am always floored by Judy Garland in that movie. One of the reasons why it continues to matter going on 100 years is because she her emotional palette is fundamentally inviting, and almost excruciatingly legible.
positive · AI labelView post →THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939) is getting an AI “facelift” for the Las Vegas Sphere. Changes have been made to 90% of the film, including "digitally added characters." And this bastardization is being done w/ the full support of Warner Bros Discovery. www.theverge.com/news/645815/... #FilmSky #TCMParty
neutral · AI labelView post →'The Wizard of Oz at Sphere' has now grossed over $290M • Over 90% of the film has been 'touched up' with AI • They're going to release an 'enhanced' version this year with new scenes "I’m not even sure [if] we need it ... but ... we're gonna do it anyway"
neutral · AI labelView post →I love that in The Wizard of Oz film the wicked witch’s last words are “What a world! What a world!” It’s so weirdly curmudgeony. “These kids today with their buckets of water and their terriers!”
positive · AI labelView post →Filming title card for “The Wizard of Oz” - 1939
neutral · AI labelView post →“His performance was enough for the world; it wasn’t enough for him.” Revisit John Lahr’s Personal History, from 1998, about watching “The Wizard of Oz” with his father, Bert, who played the Cowardly Lion in the classic film.
neutral · AI labelView post →4 photos from a film you consider a masterpiece🎬 “The Wizard Of OZ” (1939)
positive · AI labelView post →I grew up in the suburbs of NYC in the ‘50s and ‘60s; we could go into the City for cultural events. After seeing The Wizard of Oz at the Thalia classic movie theater, my parents took my sister and me to a revival of Annie Get Your Gun with Margaret Hamilton, so we could see her as a normal actress.
positive · AI labelView post →THE WIZARD OF OZ was released 86 years ago today. One of the most influential movies ever made, and the film that catapulted the career of Hollywood icon Judy Garland, the story of how it was made will have you heading for the yellow brick road… 1/58
neutral · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz isn't a kids film, it's a movie about how women will kill for a great pair of shoes. So more like a training video.
positive · AI labelView post →The Wizard of OZ is a heist movie
neutral · AI labelView post →What's a "Musical Film" that you remember seeing for the first on television? 🎶📺🎶 Originally released in theaters in 1939 and re-released in 1949 & 1955, The Wizard of Oz made its broadcast television debut on CBS on Saturday, November 3, 1956. The 1956 television debut of the film marked the only 👇
neutral · AI labelView post →August 15, 1939: "The Wizard of Oz", film adaptation of L. Frank Baum's book, premieres at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood; directed by Victor Fleming and King Vidor; songs by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg.
neutral · AI labelView post →“Hairspray was a sneak attack. I love The Battle of Algiers more than any movie, so I tried to put that together with The Wizard of Oz" oh i love that framing
neutral · AI labelView post →MeTV is bringing THE WIZARD OF OZ back to broadcast TV. The movie has continued to be seen regularly on cable (via TNT, TCM and HBO), but its last telecast on over-the-air TV was in 1998 on CBS. Now MeTV has licensed the classic to run this October as part of its Halloween "BOO-nanaza" stunt.
neutral · AI labelView post →It’s too bad no one has ever seen this obscure mid-twentieth-century film The Wizard of Oz, where everyone listens to a charlatan and fool because he has a machine that says words for him while he huddles behind a curtain, terrified and confused and furious.
negative · AI labelView post →In the movie, The Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch makes this demand.
neutral · AI labelView post →This song, "The Jitterbug", was a song that was actually intended to be in The Wizard of Oz (1939), but was ultimately cut from the film (though a line alluding to it was kept in). Here it is, in a clip from Tom And Jerry: Back To Oz!
neutral · AI labelView post →last night I wrote in my notebook "The Wizard of Oz is a movie about how credentials are fake"
neutral · AI labelView post →Watched The Wizard of Oz tonight with my 3 small grandkids. Almost 100 years old...and it remains the greatest film of all time...
positive · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz is a movie in the Pokemon world
neutral · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz precinct is now open at Warner Bros. Movie World Australia! 🌈👠💚
neutral · AI labelView post →If Die Hard is a Christmas movie simply because it takes place at Christmas, then surely The Wizard of Oz qualifies as a Halloween movie. It has witches, flying monkeys, haunted forests, spells, curses, and a terrifying villain melting away.
neutral · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz (1939) A Right Bedwetter of a Movie #FilmSky #Movies #Cinema
negative · AI labelView post →Dorothy Dwan by the Ray Huff-Richter studio, mid-1920’s. Trivia: Dorothy played “Dorothy” in the 1925 silent film version of The Wizard of Oz. #botd
neutral · AI labelView post →RIP Valerie Lee, who played a Munchkin in 1939's The Wizard Of Oz. This leaves Priscilla Montgomery Clark as the only living person seen onscreen in the film.
neutral · AI labelView post →The talk show host let the "Wicked" star hold the wand used by Glinda actress Billie Burke in the 1939 film, "The Wizard Of Oz."
neutral · AI labelView post →of The Wizard of Oz was an annual tradition on US commercial network television. The film was first issued on home video formats in 1980. According to the U.S. Library of Congress, the Wizard of Oz, is the most seen film in movie history.
neutral · AI labelView post →Goddammit the Wizard of Oz is a Boston movie bsky.app/profile/kctu...
neutral · AI labelView post →Favourite Christmas movie ? The Wizard Of Oz .
positive · AI labelView post →FRANK'S FILM REVIEW: THE WIZARD OF OZ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5 On August 25, 1939, an extraordinary film swept audiences into a world bursting with color, imagination, and magic. The Wizard of Oz remains one of the most iconic movies in cinematic history. franksfilmreview.com/2025/06/16/o...
positive · AI labelView post →MEET YOUR OOMF! 😁 • Name: Greg • Sign: Taurus ♉ • Sexuality: gay • Hobbies: Writing, Reading, Gaming, Hiking, Collecting • Fav animal: Tiger • Fav Pokémon: Umbreon • Fav movie: The Matrix and The Wizard of Oz (both tied as my #1 fave)
positive · AI labelView post →What are the oldest movies still regularly watched by mainstream audiences?. I'm wondering what of the oldest films are still watched on a regular basis by a relatively mainstream audience purely for entertainment purposes (as in, not for a film studies class or for the explicit intention of "going through the classics"). The oldest examples I can think of are *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* (1937) and *The Wizard of Oz* (1939). I think the fact that they're both in color and are…
neutral · AI labelView post →THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939) There's something "more" about this movie. Maybe it's because so many of us watch it as children, but I think it's more elusive than nostalgia or imagination. When Garland sings "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" the effect feels like something fundamental about us as people.
positive · AI labelView post →Here to see The Wizard of Oz, because even after seeing a movie 69,000 times, there's something special about the silver screen @andrewmclain.bsky.social
positive · AI labelView post →The Wizard of Oz was an annual tradition on US commercial network television. The film was first issued on home video formats in 1980. According to the U.S. Library of Congress, the Wizard of Oz, is the most seen film in movie history. In 1989, it was selected by the
neutral · AI labelView post →“Is this canon with the Wizard of Oz movie?” No. Who cares. Shut up.
neutral · AI labelView post →Oliver Hardy as the Tin Woodsman in the 1925 film The Wizard of Oz.
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