Scratch

I don't think it's supposed to be connected to the 1939 film at all. I read some interview with the director or something saying that. I could kind of tell anyway. In the Wizard of Oz the balloon was from the Omaha State Fair, not that circus thing. I know this because I have a Wizard of Oz playset with a tiny balloon that says "OMAHA STATE FAIR" or something like that

Sellout wrote:

I don't think it's supposed to be connected to the 1939 film at all. I read some interview with the director or something saying that. I could kind of tell anyway. In the Wizard of Oz the balloon was from the Omaha State Fair, not that circus thing. I know this because I have a Wizard of Oz playset with a tiny balloon that says "OMAHA STATE FAIR" or something like that

I think its just about Oz's adventures in...Oz...

The latest movie I have seen was Ice Age: Continental Drift

Oz was decent.

It's a prequel to the original story, though it claims to be based on "The Works Of Frank Baum", and there were like 17 books in the series so who knows which they used.

Well, did a quick Google search. It's an original story told with the characters (queens and the Wizard of Oz) set 20 years before either the source movie or books were set.

Taken 2

Really Good.

i watched oz the great and powerful today
my favourite parts were the nods to the original film/books (not that there were many of them to the expanded works)
my least favourite parts were when it contradicted the already established canon
like jeez glinda said she never met oz in the /first book/ and i know it must be hard to live without oz and glinda in the same scene (jk) but it'd be a lot more original than "hey we only really know two wizard of oz characters so uh.... y'know"
or was that the witch of the north???? jk theyre the same character in all the adaptions >:0
also glinda ruled the quadlings!!!!!!!!!!!! not the munchkins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and they relied on cheap horror a lot of the time!! that was terrible

banana500 wrote:

I'm going to see Jurassic Park 3D later today...

WHAT!?
ITS OUT!?

fireheartocean wrote:

Last night, I watched Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

(It was amazing)

This is one ofmy very favorite movies!

fireheartocean wrote:

Waffle27 wrote:

fireheartocean wrote:

Last night, I watched Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

(It was amazing)

This is one ofmy very favorite movies!

Now it's one of my favorites, as well!

I love the whole movie trilogy. They stick so close to the books, and have great actors. I got to see the Hobbit Part 1 in theaters and got it on DVD an Bluray on Easter. 

The Day After Tomorrow

It was pretty sweet.

Waffle27 wrote:

fireheartocean wrote:

Waffle27 wrote:

This is one ofmy very favorite movies!

Now it's one of my favorites, as well!

I love the whole movie trilogy. They stick so close to the books, and have great actors. I got to see the Hobbit Part 1 in theaters and got it on DVD an Bluray on Easter. 

Wait till the hobbit all comes out

Then you can watch the sexiliogy

On second though, hexilogy

haxcharsol wrote:

The_King4 wrote:

haxcharsol wrote:

Oz: The Great and Powerful

really want to see that

You should. It was pretty good.
There was a big twist.

I saw it and

There was?

Wait I remember now
sure yeah it was huge
whatever

Thunderball.

Enjoyed it a lot more than I remembered, but I still prefer the unofficial remake, Never Say Never Again.