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lmao thanks you made my night cause youtube kinda buried this video for a while 😂 i do like frozen

Back in the day, when we had to be very discrete, the label of "Friend of Dorothy" was code.

Dorothy in the books is supposed to be a girl of 8-10. Judy was 16 but the studio strapped in her chest and had her try to play a 14 yo. (You will hear rumors that they wanted Shirley Temple to play Dorothy but couldn't get her. However, others say Garland was the pick from the start as Temple didn't have the vocal range.) Garland does a great job of being so innocent and incredulous. Fairuza Balk in Return to Oz is the right age and really does a great job. One of the things that many adaptations seem to forget is that these were children's books, and the magical world is seen from their perspective. Oz, the Great & Powerful made it an adult story. Other versions like the Muppet one and the Wiz movie have Dorothy as a young woman in her 20's.

Oh I had that one on the list even before Wizard 😶‍🌫 I'll do it sometime next year

@@JCinewoo sounds great! I’ll look forward to it!!

In the books (a whole series), Oz was a real place - MGM felt audiences were too sophisticated to accept this so they made it Dorothy's dream. MGM purchased the rights to the first book but then Disney bought the other 13. Return to Oz was carefully crafted to not tread too hard on the MGM version but was a very close adaptation of the second two books - Marvelous Land of Oz and Ozma of Oz, particularly Ozma. All the bizarre things in Return really date back to the crazy imagination of the author, L. Frank Baum. People really into the Oz universe, myself included, feel Return is the closest adaptation, including depictions of the original characters as in the original Edwardian illustrations of John Neill. Return to Oz is one of my most favorite movies, but then so is the MGM version. PS - the books have long been in the public domain and are available - for free - on Google books (make sure you get the version with the original illustrations). As children's books, they are an easy and enjoyable read.

@ cool, I didn’t know really any of that. Thanks for sharing!

Hi, thanks for commenting. While that wasn't my intention, I thought about it and looked back at my jokes. I did lean a lot into certain stereotypes that I found to be more "from gays to gays" than anything else, but in that, I see where you're coming from. Sorry that it felt off, I'll keep in mind what you expressed here.

I am but one of many so I can only speak for myself, but I don't have a problem with your jibe-talking.

Thank you so so much! I did read a little about it afterwards 😂 I was scratching my head at the beginning wondering if I had that much to say at all, but after the "people do go both ways" I realized that the theme of the video fell right on my lap 🗣

@@JCinewoo Also the Mayor of the Munchkins announces Dorothy will be remembered by all the Munchkins and their descendants and a guy behind him includes "If any!"

scawy 👉👈

Glad you enjoyed 🫰 I became a big fan so I'll probably read the comic and make a video watching all the other adaptations.

@@JCinewoo avoid them ..... stick to the comics ... it's better for your mental health

Oh my God I seen the trailer of the that new one that just came out that reboot oh my God man about that I was about to throw up that's like man Brandon Lee be turning over in his grave if he saw that you know I got the one I got the DVD with Brandon Lee The original

I actually love the face makeup and I like how they modernized the theater masks by linking the aesthetic to Eric and Shelly's tattoos and their connection through them, that and the musical choices were a great way to update the crowy style. (tho a lot of eric's tattoos were too corny and too many)

How so?

@@JCinewoo read the comic lol he looked the part

I read that the line wasn't originally in the script and I do think it would've worked a lot better in the sequel, cause of the "always" part haha

I'll be seated (in my room with the camera on 😂)

No I did like it

@@JCinewoo stop 🤡 you were trying to gaslight me into thinking I was confused about the video title but evidently you’re doing that to everyone, get a life 🤡

I guess you mean "was never made into a franchise" which doesn't really matter to me if the movie is good on his own, tho I would love to see a sequel.

@@JCinewoo the title is “I watched the GAMBIT movie with channing Tatum” no I mean you’re blatantly lying in the title🤣 There’s never been a GAMBIT movie, So I’ll ask this instead, what movie did you watch??

@@skullzyy6633 Oh I see why you're confused, I don't mean Channing Tatum was actually with me waching the movie, I mean Channing is IN the movie 😅

​@@skullzyy6633 as for the second question, I'm pretty sure the movie was called Gambit 🤔 it might have been Marvel's Gambit or The Gambit but I didn't notice haha

@@JCinewoo no you’re a clickbait loser who’s trying to milk this comment for engagement There isn’t a movie about the gambit that has ever been made, channing Tatum never filmed any scenes for the gambit movie, he was in deadpool as a cameo stop acting like it’s “confusion” on my part, because its actually you clickbaiting and lying in your titles