This movie came out at the end of the Great Depression. In Mississippi, it was still more like the middle of that period. My Aunt Ina who was just 11 wanted to see it terribly--they got old movie magazines from the bookmobile that came by. She learned that there would be a special showing for children at the only theater in Utica. It would cost 5 cents. She had one cent saved up. She found another penny between the floorboards of the old house. Her older brother lent her a penny, and she worked at the house down the road to earn another. But still it was only 4 cents. She went to the movie theater and stood in line and explained to the ticket lady that she had only 4 cents, but that she promised she would leave before the ending. The lady with tears in her eyes told her to just go in and enjoy the FULL movie. That is a great story.
By the way, the reason they were so horrified that she fell in is because pigs/hogs are omnivores, and will tear a human apart if they're hungry enough or smell blood.
@@MaskedMan66 pigs can eat humans (theres cases of them doing so) if given the right chance to but most domesticated pigs don't eat humans bc they're usually well fed (pigs are also cannibals so they have the ability to eat humans and each other). Wild hogs can and will eat u without thinking abt it.
My mom did something like that... she fed me a piece of sandwich through her own finger (instead of letting me do it myself) and when she turned away to talk to my sister... SNAP!! "OW!! You bit my fingers!" "Well, you get your fingers out my mouth!"
What scares me even more, is that it's 80 now... this movie is 80-years-old... by time I'm 40, this will be 100-years-old... Time is such a funny thing.
You are lucky you will probably live to see 20 years pass by. I wont. And so many others are just about out of time. Yeah time is eerie and strange! It just passes so quietly and so subtle but INEXORABLY!!!!
I love the irony in the dialogue in this scene. Hunk (who is played by the same actor as the scarecrow), talks about not having brains, and says "You're head ain't made of straw", and Zeke (who's actor is also the cowardly lion), encourages Dorothy to have courage.
MaskedMan66 More than foreshadowing, it's what Freud called "day residue", primarily events that happen in our waking lives the day we dream get filtered through our subconscious and become symbolic in our unconscious state. (6/21/18)
@@MaskedMan66 I agree with Henry Jackson. Dorothy's mind created these magical characters based on the people she knew. That's why at the end, she says "You, you, you... and you were there." Another person who was "there" was Miss Gulch whom Dorothy had called a wicked witch.
+dancepiglover That's made quite evident in the movie. This is not news. I'm just saying that Mr. Jackson was getting a little too in depth, bringing up Freud and all; that's always a red flag for me.
+DakariKingMykan Hunk, you mean. And yes, ever since, as a child, he saw a one-man show put on by the dancer and comedian Fred Stone-- who had played the Scarecrow in the 1902 Broadway smash based on "Wizard"-- Ray determined that not only would he be a dancer, but if he was ever cast in any production of "The Wizard of Oz," he would play the Scarecrow.
I love how the tin man, scarecrow, & lion (before they’re in their makeup & costumes) make foreshadowing references about their character. The man who played as the lion gets called a coward by 1 of the guys. The man who played as the tin man poses like him while mentioning a “statue”. Heh, heh. Foreshadowing.
A wonderful story: Not long after seeing The Wizard of Oz, a little girl named Natalie Norris fell ill and was hospitalized. Her mother wrote to MGM and relayed her daughter's wish that she could get a visit from Dorothy. They called Judy, who was of course delighted to do it, and sent Natalie a letter telling her that they had a date. She wanted to come in full Dorothy kit, but by that time everything had been put away in storage, so Judy wore a simple frock and her own short hair, and Natalie didn't mind a bit. Judy chatted with her a while and even sang "Over the Rainbow" to her, bringing Natalie's mother to tears. Later, Natalie showed rapid improvement, and not only recovered, but later in life became a singer herself!
@@princessozmaofoz5242 Innumerable. 🙂 I was among those blessed individuals who grew up watching the movie on T.V. every year in the 70's and 80's. I also had a record with an abridged version of the movie on it. Then of course there's home video, and times when the movie has been re-released to theaters on special occasions.
@@MaskedMan66that's awesome.😊 I have watched it "only" about 6 or 7 times in a span of 4 years, also rewatched it yesterday ❤. It's my favourite movie! Btw how are you doing bro? Are you still writing on your own Oz book?
@@princessozmaofoz5242 I have "collected" so many writing projects! Do you mean the one about the history of Oz before the Wizard? If so, then I really ought to get back on it. I completed a book on the first fourteen Oz books, with synopses of them all, and I'm looking for a (hopefully inexpensive) publisher. I'm also writing something for the 60th anniversary of _Lost in Space_ that I'm going to send to Angela Cartwright, as it's mostly about Penny Robinson.
@@MaskedMan66yes, I remember you said you were writing on a book that tells about the time before the Wizard in our last conversation. And something else that had to do with stars, so I guess it's Lost in Space. Very cool tho. Btw do you remember me, I was that one person you sent the links to the Gutenberg Oz book site. (I'm able to find it on my own now lol) That was about 3 years ago but I never forgot how awesome it was to read these stories for the first time. I want to thank you on that, because I wouldn't wanna miss them. My old yt account got deleted, but my new one is dedicated to Ozma😊
My favorite film of all time! My parents and I have watched this movie all the way though at least three or four times and never go tired of it! Wonderful story, wonderful acting, beautiful sets and extraordinary music. The Wizard of Oz will never go out of style.
Did you know scare crow pulls out a gun when they first meet, and a cast member comics suicide on set when the witch appeared on top of the house in the background, there more ,
That is a wonderful way to spend time with family! Be grateful you had this lots of people don't have that kind of bond. Maybe even pass it on if you plan to have your own family.
I watched this movie in the movie theatre 2 days ago. It was nice to get a chance to watch it on the big screen for the first time. It was 85th anniversary. That’s why the theatre was showing it
A Truly timeless children's classic. This Treasure is now on the cusp of delighting six-generations. A beautiful film that was in fact a creation which bloomed into a rose-bearing red-wood tree, when a mere seed was thrown. Unbelievable.
Watching Dorothy fall off the fence reminds me of the time I fell off a ladder and my darling husband caught me in his arms. I rewarded him with a big kiss.
It's strange right? How disconnected we feel from people even 80 years ago, when they were really just like us despite the cultural differences of the time (not to sound dramatic lol)
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Assuming this film is set in the 1930s it makes sense since alot of people from the big cities moved into the country to find work due to the great depression
What about Meet me in St. Louis, with Judy Garland, or Summer Stock? Please tell me that at least you have seen Easter Parade? Or the deleted dance number by Judy Garland called Mr. Monotony?
@@bettyottman1718 the poetic thing here is that back in October I got my toe crushed and it turned all black it’s regained it’s natural color not that some of the dried blood underneath it had grown out but some of it is still black and I don’t know if my toe is ever going to look normal again but watching this still makes me laugh but at the same time it makes me feel sorry about his mistake and if his finger is in the same position.
@@MaskedMan66 I get that. But, it still must be pretty horrible to know that you are beneath the pigs. It is probably just me -- I have Insignificant Youngest Child Syndrome.
This was a cousin tradition every yr to watch together at the grandparents house with a big bowl of buttered popcorn now we are in our 60s a d still share it together even though we live about 8 hrs away from each other we never break that tradition
On Wednesday night September 1, 2021. Looking at this 🎥 movie. I haven't seen in so long. I remember watching on 📺 TV. When was a Teenager. Now l am 53 years. I remember show on 📺 TV every years. But they stopped showing on 📺 TV. I am so Happy to watch it on U-Tube. Having a movie night.🎥😊☺😀😁
0:50-1:02 Zeke: How's she coming? Hunk: Take it easy. Ow! You got my finger! Zeke: Why don't you get your finger out of the way? Hickory: There you are. Hunk: Right on my finger! Zeke: It's a lucky thing it wasn't your head. Me: Never gets old! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Now that I see this movie as an adult (I’ve seen it dozens of times in my life and still never gets old) I’m think a theory that maybe these 3 guys are actually living a completely different life in another parallel universe. In that universe where Dorothy ended up these 3 men are a real living, breathing scarecrow, a man created out of tin, and a talking lion 🦁. Who knows 🤷🏻♀️
To all you young ones out there, the way this movie was seen by us “oldies“ in the 1950s and 60s was that they played it once a year on television. As you probably know we didn’t have VHS, DVD‘s or digital back then. We just had television (cable TV did not exist.) We only had seven channels, and our TVs were black and white. So for most of us for many years, we were seeing the entire movie in black-and-white. We did realize that once they get to munchkin land the movie goes to color. Our parents had probably seen the movie at the theaters when they were young. But, it was not playing at the theaters in my generation. It wasn’t until the mid 60s that people started getting color TVs. So I actually didn’t see this in color until I was about 13 years old even though I had been watching it since I was about five. But like I said, they only played it once a year and it was always a big deal, and we made sure to not miss it. This was nationwide. This is a great movie. It has everything. Perfect casting, a wonderful story. It’s a comedy, a drama, fantasy, & musical.
Pig farming is a dangerous job, these pigs are big, they can be aggressive, and they can basically eat anything. There plenty of incidents where workers or farmers get eaten alive by pigs.
This movie, right here, I saw it when I wass five years old. The movie was so real to me and I remembering how I thought those flying mokeys were real. And yhe munchcan also existed living in those homes! When it start appearing on television, it would always appear on CBS in NEW YORK. We couldn't wait until 8 p.m. ☺🙂😀😊 ing
I've always loved the Wizard of Oz. It's easily in my top three favourite movies of all time. That being said, look, I know this is a fantasy, but if you think about it, some things don't seem to add up. I've always wondered how Uncle Henry was able to pay the three farmhands because the farm appears to be struggling and this looks to be set during the Dust Bowl period. Not to mention, all three farmhands have marked East Coast accents. What brought them so far out West, I wonder? Just the little things of life to ponder...
Judy garland doesn't deserve being Treated like this :(( (She was slapped by one of the directors cause she couldn't stop laughing, she was molested by one of the munchkins, and she was forced to eat a drug that made her die.)
Huck= Scarecrow, Hickory=Tin Man, Zeke=Lion, Marvel=Wizard, and Gulch=Witch. The witch died in Oz/Dorothy’s dream and Gulch is the only Kansas character not present at the end of the movie. What happened to the real Miss Gulch?
The Scarecrow's counterpart was named Hunk, not Huck, and Prof. Marvel turned up in Oz not only as the Wizard, but as the Guardian of the Gates, the Cabbie, and Soldier Omby Amby-- not to mention the ersatz Head. As for Miss Gulch, the stage version of the MGM musical has it that a telegraph pole fell on her and broke her leg. While she's on the mend, Henry and Em will smooth things over with the Sheriff as regards Toto.
Wait... everything in the world of oz is mirrored, think about it, the farmers who have brains, courage and a heart, in oz land do not have those, so Margaret Hamilton isn’t the wicked with of the West, because she wouldn’t be evil in the land of oz, which means she can only be Glenda.
This movie came out at the end of the Great Depression. In Mississippi, it was still more like the middle of that period. My Aunt Ina who was just 11 wanted to see it terribly--they got old movie magazines from the bookmobile that came by. She learned that there would be a special showing for children at the only theater in Utica. It would cost 5 cents. She had one cent saved up. She found another penny between the floorboards of the old house. Her older brother lent her a penny, and she worked at the house down the road to earn another. But still it was only 4 cents. She went to the movie theater and stood in line and explained to the ticket lady that she had only 4 cents, but that she promised she would leave before the ending. The lady with tears in her eyes told her to just go in and enjoy the FULL movie. That is a great story.
That's sweet
Great story!
Beautiful story!
The Depression ended six years before this movie came out. Its effects were still felt, but the worst was over. Had she ever read the book?
@@MaskedMan66 There was another big recession in 1937-38 so the hard times weren't over yet.
By the way, the reason they were so horrified that she fell in is because pigs/hogs are omnivores, and will tear a human apart if they're hungry enough or smell blood.
No.
@Skeeby Zeeby My dad grew up in farmland, and many of his cousins were farmers. Never did we hear anything about pigs eating people.
@Skeeby Zeeby Yeah. Sure. Pull the other one.
@@MaskedMan66 pigs can eat humans (theres cases of them doing so) if given the right chance to but most domesticated pigs don't eat humans bc they're usually well fed (pigs are also cannibals so they have the ability to eat humans and each other). Wild hogs can and will eat u without thinking abt it.
They will if hungry enough but if u chop the body up and make it into slop they will definitely eat it
0:54 “You got my finga .”
“Well why don’t you get your finger outta the way.” Savage!
And Hickory rolling his eyes :)
My mom did something like that... she fed me a piece of sandwich through her own finger (instead of letting me do it myself) and when she turned away to talk to my sister... SNAP!!
"OW!! You bit my fingers!"
"Well, you get your fingers out my mouth!"
@@Lionstar16 Yeah, both Hickory's and Zeke's responses indicate that this is common for Hunk!
@@CadeD679 He's clumsy, just like the Scarecrow. ;-)
Right on my finger!
The foreshadowing in this scene is brilliant
It's a shame that the scene which foreshadows Hickory as The Tin Man was cut. Unless you count the "Someday they'll make a statue out of me" line.
What scares me even more, is that it's 80 now... this movie is 80-years-old... by time I'm 40, this will be 100-years-old...
Time is such a funny thing.
So your 22 years old
We didn’t even exist when this movie was made. Makes me wonder what we were like before conception
You are lucky you will probably live to see 20 years pass by. I wont. And so many others are just about out of time. Yeah time is eerie and strange! It just passes so quietly and so subtle but INEXORABLY!!!!
@@danielgoss6367 We aren't anything before conception.
i’ll be 22
1:26 "Well, your head ain't made of straw ya know."
*POW!!* And neither are your fingers, Hunk.
DakariKingMykan no wonder he didn’t have any brains
+Jack Ford He did, actually.
XDXDXDXDXDXDXDXD
He shoulda seen that one coming
"Hunk"
That part always cracks me up.I know it hurts when you mash your fingers, but its still funny.
I love the irony in the dialogue in this scene. Hunk (who is played by the same actor as the scarecrow), talks about not having brains, and says "You're head ain't made of straw", and Zeke (who's actor is also the cowardly lion), encourages Dorothy to have courage.
That's not irony, that's foreshadowing.
MaskedMan66 More than foreshadowing, it's what Freud called "day residue", primarily events that happen in our waking lives the day we dream get filtered through our subconscious and become symbolic in our unconscious state. (6/21/18)
+Henry Jackson I don't think the script writers were being that deep; in strictly dramatic terms, it's merely foreshadowing.
@@MaskedMan66 I agree with Henry Jackson. Dorothy's mind created these magical characters based on the people she knew. That's why at the end, she says "You, you, you... and you were there." Another person who was "there" was Miss Gulch whom Dorothy had called a wicked witch.
+dancepiglover That's made quite evident in the movie. This is not news. I'm just saying that Mr. Jackson was getting a little too in depth, bringing up Freud and all; that's always a red flag for me.
I love how Dorothy is still nice and clean after falling into the pigpen.
Why shouldn't she be? There's no mud in there.
Aimee Ward that’s because Tom and jerry were there. (Not in this movie, I’m talking about the crossover movie with them)
Me too
The worlds first taste of movie magic
I was looking up her dress. ;)
Hunk (Scarecrow), Hickory (Tin Man), and Zeke (Cowardly Lion) are perfect!
These three are my absolute favorites, esp. Burt Lahr!!! Gosh, he was precious!!!
ddivincenzo1 Bert is in a pbs special about Jewish Broadway.. he sings a song similar to his character in oz...
Huck/Scarecrow (Ray Bolger) was originally intended to be the Tin Man
+DakariKingMykan Hunk, you mean. And yes, ever since, as a child, he saw a one-man show put on by the dancer and comedian Fred Stone-- who had played the Scarecrow in the 1902 Broadway smash based on "Wizard"-- Ray determined that not only would he be a dancer, but if he was ever cast in any production of "The Wizard of Oz," he would play the Scarecrow.
Blaine Salas even though these three treated Judy terribly
I love how the tin man, scarecrow, & lion (before they’re in their makeup & costumes) make foreshadowing references about their character. The man who played as the lion gets called a coward by 1 of the guys. The man who played as the tin man poses like him while mentioning a “statue”. Heh, heh. Foreshadowing.
And the way Dorothy later on calls Miss Gulch "a wicked old witch," yes, very clever foreshadowing as to what we'll see them all as later on.
MrJamieMurph4141969, YES! THAT, TOO! 😆😁
@@lianasoares8052 so cool. "Brains", "Made of straw", "some heart", "a statue", "have a little courage", "coward".
And Professor Marvel being a phony fortune teller foreshadows him as the fake wizard
@@rstein926, that as well.
"You got my finga"
"Well why don't you get your finger out of the way"
"There you are right on my finger"
Hey, lucky thing it wasn't your head.
A wonderful story:
Not long after seeing The Wizard of Oz, a little girl named Natalie Norris fell ill and was hospitalized. Her mother wrote to MGM and relayed her daughter's wish that she could get a visit from Dorothy. They called Judy, who was of course delighted to do it, and sent Natalie a letter telling her that they had a date. She wanted to come in full Dorothy kit, but by that time everything had been put away in storage, so Judy wore a simple frock and her own short hair, and Natalie didn't mind a bit. Judy chatted with her a while and even sang "Over the Rainbow" to her, bringing Natalie's mother to tears. Later, Natalie showed rapid improvement, and not only recovered, but later in life became a singer herself!
That's a beautiful story. Judy Garland truly was an angel. ❤
By the way, how many times did you watch the Wizard of Oz? :)
@@princessozmaofoz5242 Innumerable. 🙂 I was among those blessed individuals who grew up watching the movie on T.V. every year in the 70's and 80's. I also had a record with an abridged version of the movie on it. Then of course there's home video, and times when the movie has been re-released to theaters on special occasions.
@@MaskedMan66that's awesome.😊 I have watched it "only" about 6 or 7 times in a span of 4 years, also rewatched it yesterday ❤. It's my favourite movie!
Btw how are you doing bro? Are you still writing on your own Oz book?
@@princessozmaofoz5242 I have "collected" so many writing projects! Do you mean the one about the history of Oz before the Wizard? If so, then I really ought to get back on it.
I completed a book on the first fourteen Oz books, with synopses of them all, and I'm looking for a (hopefully inexpensive) publisher.
I'm also writing something for the 60th anniversary of _Lost in Space_ that I'm going to send to Angela Cartwright, as it's mostly about Penny Robinson.
@@MaskedMan66yes, I remember you said you were writing on a book that tells about the time before the Wizard in our last conversation. And something else that had to do with stars, so I guess it's Lost in Space. Very cool tho. Btw do you remember me, I was that one person you sent the links to the Gutenberg Oz book site. (I'm able to find it on my own now lol) That was about 3 years ago but I never forgot how awesome it was to read these stories for the first time. I want to thank you on that, because I wouldn't wanna miss them. My old yt account got deleted, but my new one is dedicated to Ozma😊
I love it when Zeke tells the pigs to get in the hog pen before he makes a dime bank out of 'em, haha!
That shows that he's firm towards the pigs
@@driftmaniac4705 Only he got scared when Dorothy fell in and he had to go in there and get her out.
My favorite film of all time! My parents and I have watched this movie all the way though at least three or four times and never go tired of it! Wonderful story, wonderful acting, beautiful sets and extraordinary music. The Wizard of Oz will never go out of style.
Only three or four? lol
Did you know scare crow pulls out a gun when they first meet, and a cast member comics suicide on set when the witch appeared on top of the house in the background, there more ,
I know it is amazing isn't it!?
@@ulysesj-a9659 no
That is a wonderful way to spend time with family! Be grateful you had this lots of people don't have that kind of bond. Maybe even pass it on if you plan to have your own family.
1:28 Hunk accidentally hit his own finger with a hammer! LOL!!!
Should’ve gotten his finger out of the way 😂
"Listen kid, are you gonna let that old Gulch heifer try and buffalo ya?" LOL 🙂
She ain't nothing to be afraid of. Have a little courage, that's all.
@@jaredruff9823I’m not afraid of her.
Zeke: "She ain't nothin to be afraid of. Have a little courage that's all."
I'm not afraid of her.
Well the next time she squawks, walk up to her and spit in her eye. That’s what I’d do.
Classic foreshadowing, eh? xd
*Falls into pigpen*
I watched this movie in the movie theatre 2 days ago. It was nice to get a chance to watch it on the big screen for the first time. It was 85th anniversary. That’s why the theatre was showing it
"Whats the matter? gonna let a little old pig make a coward out of ya?"lol
Ricky May
1:27 well your head ain't made of straw ya know
Neither is yours hunk XD
I wish they had kept the scene showing Hickory building his tornado machine and telling Dorothy to have a heart.
Yea same here. I figured they would of put that deleted scene in special features. Unfortunately they didnt
+Nescafe Because it no longer exists. However, they did use a little of it in the DC/Marvel comics adaptation of the movie.
I never heard of that scene
Me neither
@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 Now you have.
I loved this movie very much. Watched with the family when we were kids.. My mom were just few months old when this movie came out. I missed u mom!
A Truly timeless children's classic. This Treasure is now on the cusp of delighting six-generations. A beautiful film that was in fact a creation which bloomed into a rose-bearing red-wood tree, when a mere seed was thrown. Unbelievable.
More generations than that; the book is 120 years old this year.
0:52 one of my favorite parts of this scene I don't know why
Watching Dorothy fall off the fence reminds me of the time I fell off a ladder and my darling husband caught me in his arms. I rewarded him with a big kiss.
Aww that's so sweet. Was it "carry the bride to the honeymoon suite" style?😀
@@asiacoleman6975 Exactly!
@@timdaugherty4014 Beautiful. You got quite a guy. Don't ever let him go. 💯😊
@@asiacoleman6975 I won't.
Unbelievable dorothy, how real she looks even today after almost 💯 years...
It's strange right? How disconnected we feel from people even 80 years ago, when they were really just like us despite the cultural differences of the time (not to sound dramatic lol)
@@MrRichManGuy People had a bit more culture then.
She was real.
"The next time she squawks, walk right up to her and spit in her eye, that's what I'd do" XD
Whenever I hear that line I think of Gingerbread Man spitting in Lord Farquaad's eye. Haha!
Hickory: But some day they're gonna erect a statue to me in this town...
Em: Well don't start posing for it now.
And the first time we see the Tin Woodman, he's as still as a statue!
Hickory is the cutest character in the entire movie.
Love this Judy Garland movie
The wizard of oz is the best children's musical movie.
Love how all three of the guys have either a New York or Boston accent in this movie! haha. It's Kansas for crying out loud!
*shrug* Lots of people moved west to find work.
@@MaskedMan66 true
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@@steventhorell9568 What?
Assuming this film is set in the 1930s it makes sense since alot of people from the big cities moved into the country to find work due to the great depression
I love the references to the scarecrow, tinman and lion from Hunk, Zeke and Hickory
I love Dorothy and I hope she is more happy then before over the rainbow😭
This one of my favorite movies ever
Mine, too. Next to it, Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return and Oz: The Great and Powerful.
What about Meet me in St. Louis, with Judy Garland, or Summer Stock? Please tell me that at least you have seen Easter Parade? Or the deleted dance number by Judy Garland called Mr. Monotony?
I recommend "Meet Me in St. Louis" above them all, except for "Oz."
⚽⚽⚽❤
shannon lopez me too
Y'all I really love this movie it makes me feel loved and cared for
Hello paul McCartney stan :)
Me too 🥰
This movies been my favorite all my life.
1:28 LOL!!!!! I died laughing
I had that scene on repeat on my old DVD player with the A-B function, couldn't stop every time I watched it. XD
Me too, I was dying laughing since I was a kid 😂😂😂😂😂
It's Horrible to have our fingers Crushed, especially when being shut in doors.
@@bettyottman1718 the poetic thing here is that back in October I got my toe crushed and it turned all black it’s regained it’s natural color not that some of the dried blood underneath it had grown out but some of it is still black and I don’t know if my toe is ever going to look normal again but watching this still makes me laugh but at the same time it makes me feel sorry about his mistake and if his finger is in the same position.
"Listen, honey, I got them hogs to get in."
Well, as long as Dorothy knew where she ranked in the scheme of things!
Basically, yes; on a farm, chores have to be done regularly.
@@MaskedMan66 I get that. But, it still must be pretty horrible to know that you are beneath the pigs.
It is probably just me -- I have Insignificant Youngest Child Syndrome.
This was a cousin tradition every yr to watch together at the grandparents house with a big bowl of buttered popcorn now we are in our 60s a d still share it together even though we live about 8 hrs away from each other we never break that tradition
Hey, man, Zeke's right to be afraid of those pigs. They'll eat people in a heartbeat.
I love this movie! It's like my favorite movie out of my collection
Great beginning. Amazing movie even today.
The actors playing the role of Hunk, Zeke and Hickory ALSO play the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion.
We know.
Yeah, and?
I Want To See The Land of Oz With You
I feel really bad for Judy..... Hope she is in a better place now......
There''s no reason to feel bad for her while she was making this movie.
On Wednesday night September 1, 2021. Looking at this 🎥 movie. I haven't seen in so long. I remember watching on 📺 TV. When was a Teenager. Now l am 53 years. I remember show on 📺 TV every years. But they stopped showing on 📺 TV. I am so Happy to watch it on U-Tube. Having a movie night.🎥😊☺😀😁
Yes well worth watching for sure
This is awesome! I've never watched this movie before and I have been wanting to soooo bad! Some people are just so nice. :)
Have you watched it yet?
The old and kind of bad audio along with their accents is so comforting...
Jack Haley sounds great in low quality sound. Especially when he's singing.
I'm now the same age Judy Garland was when the movie was released. When the movie was released she was 17 and now I'm that age
0:50-1:02
Zeke: How's she coming?
Hunk: Take it easy. Ow! You got my finger!
Zeke: Why don't you get your finger out of the way?
Hickory: There you are.
Hunk: Right on my finger!
Zeke: It's a lucky thing it wasn't your head.
Me: Never gets old! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Long before the phrase was coined, this movie was "Must See TV"! And I guess it still is, as it should be.
There was no T.V.
Now that I see this movie as an adult (I’ve seen it dozens of times in my life and still never gets old) I’m think a theory that maybe these 3 guys are actually living a completely different life in another parallel universe. In that universe where Dorothy ended up these 3 men are a real living, breathing scarecrow, a man created out of tin, and a talking lion 🦁. Who knows 🤷🏻♀️
No, Dorothy just had a dream, that's all.
How dare Miss Gulch hit Toto with a rake
She would say, "How dare that mutt chase my cat and bite my leg?"
@@MaskedMan66your'e as bad as Miss Gulch
@@johnsmith-bx4rn You don't know me.
Hunk sure is accident prone at 0:52 & 1:28
I love Dorothy and the wizard of oz it is the best
Dorothy: your just as scared as I am
*You're.
What’s the matter let a little old pig make a coward out of ya?
To all you young ones out there, the way this movie was seen by us “oldies“ in the 1950s and 60s was that they played it once a year on television. As you probably know we didn’t have VHS, DVD‘s or digital back then. We just had television (cable TV did not exist.) We only had seven channels, and our TVs were black and white. So for most of us for many years, we were seeing the entire movie in black-and-white. We did realize that once they get to munchkin land the movie goes to color. Our parents had probably seen the movie at the theaters when they were young. But, it was not playing at the theaters in my generation. It wasn’t until the mid 60s that people started getting color TVs. So I actually didn’t see this in color until I was about 13 years old even though I had been watching it since I was about five. But like I said, they only played it once a year and it was always a big deal, and we made sure to not miss it. This was nationwide. This is a great movie. It has everything. Perfect casting, a wonderful story. It’s a comedy, a drama, fantasy, & musical.
I bet ray bolger is dancing in heaven 💕❤❤💕
The Three farmhands are Dorothy's friends (Scarecrow, Tin man & Lion)
"Use your brain"? Says the guy who won't have one in 30 minutes.
"Have a little courage"? Says the guy who will be a coward in 30 minutes.
It's called foreshadowing.
That's what I meant, jackass.
"Have some heart about miss gulch" says the guy who won't have a heart in 30 minutes. I think this scene was deleted.
@@paulmacartney8266 Of course, all three of them already had what they wanted.
This movie is my musical play in my school
Classic sepia tone movie set in Kansas.
Fantastic set execution. Perfection.
I never got why Dorothy made such a fuss and Zeke was so scared that she fell in that pig pen. Just get up and walk out! what's the big deal?
In the Slaughter of the Lambs sequel, the pigs used to eat people. Maybe those are carniverous pigs? LOL
Pig farming is a dangerous job, these pigs are big, they can be aggressive, and they can basically eat anything. There plenty of incidents where workers or farmers get eaten alive by pigs.
Didn't you notice her foot tangled in the wire?
GinnieKinz💜 Her foot got caught in the wire.
Those hogs are HUGE... and HEAVY... if they walk all over her they could do her damage
Toto wont get in the her garden you wont get in no trouble
I was today years old when I noticed all the foreshadowing here
This movie, right here, I saw it when I wass five years old. The movie was so real to me and I remembering how I thought those flying mokeys were real. And yhe munchcan also existed living in those homes! When it start appearing on television, it would always appear on CBS in NEW YORK. We couldn't wait until 8 p.m. ☺🙂😀😊
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she was the youngest and my only sister we used to watch this together
RIP
Marie A. Brown 🕊👭🏾🕊👭🏾🕊👭🏾🕊
Oct 06th 1969
Jan.20th 2023
I love this movie it's a classic of all time
I don’t remember this part. I guess I’ll have to see “Wizard of Oz” again!😂
i used to always skip over the sepia part but i appreciate it way more as an adult
I've seen a pair of her shoes in dc 4 years a go and I watch it every year and yess it's a tad scary but I love it
i'll only be 37 when this movie turns 100, that seem so wrong..
And I’ll be 35, even more wrong..
Why?
Back in the day
Não sei porque um filme tão antigo,não está liberado no TH-cam para que se possa assistir, vi quando criança, gostaria de ver novamente
Pegue um DVD! 🙂
Dorothy's really the one to talk about not listening 😂 I love her but it's the truth
Sou brasielira, também gostei do filme eu amei😍😍😍😍😍😍
Muito Bom!!! Este filme eres mi favorito tambem especialmente caundo fui nino. ❤❤❤
Behind the scenes
I've always loved the Wizard of Oz. It's easily in my top three favourite movies of all time. That being said, look, I know this is a fantasy, but if you think about it, some things don't seem to add up. I've always wondered how Uncle Henry was able to pay the three farmhands because the farm appears to be struggling and this looks to be set during the Dust Bowl period. Not to mention, all three farmhands have marked East Coast accents. What brought them so far out West, I wonder? Just the little things of life to ponder...
My favorite movie 🎥 ever☺️
This movie legitimately seems otherworldly to me, like it should not exist
the books are worse
@@toxoplasmagondi The books are wonderful, what are you talking about??
Its a fantasy, so of course it's otherworldly.
me and my nana loved this movie
Judy garland doesn't deserve being Treated like this :((
(She was slapped by one of the directors cause she couldn't stop laughing, she was molested by one of the munchkins, and she was forced to eat a drug that made her die.)
Dont smash my finger
Well, the scarecrow DOES make a good point.teenagers.....they never listen! I have a 13 yr.old son always trying to get the last word!:-)
That's not the Scarecrow, that's Hunk.
@Jasmine Sweeney He inspires the Scarecrow in Dorothy's dream, but he is not himself the Scarecrow.
@Jasmine Sweeney Of course, Ray Bolger plays them both. :-)
They're called spot light hoggers!
@JAAYDE BAKER They are played by the same actor, but they are two separate people; Hunk is a human being and the Scarecrow isn't.
Aiyooo, that poor man's finger. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😓🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Timeless!
Huck= Scarecrow, Hickory=Tin Man, Zeke=Lion, Marvel=Wizard, and Gulch=Witch. The witch died in Oz/Dorothy’s dream and Gulch is the only Kansas character not present at the end of the movie. What happened to the real Miss Gulch?
The Scarecrow's counterpart was named Hunk, not Huck, and Prof. Marvel turned up in Oz not only as the Wizard, but as the Guardian of the Gates, the Cabbie, and Soldier Omby Amby-- not to mention the ersatz Head. As for Miss Gulch, the stage version of the MGM musical has it that a telegraph pole fell on her and broke her leg. While she's on the mend, Henry and Em will smooth things over with the Sheriff as regards Toto.
Miss Gulch has a point !
How can you tell when she's wearing a hat?
I loved the wizard of oz
0:52 Ow! You got my finger! WELL WHY DON'T YOU GET YOUR FINGER OUT OF THE WAY?! 1:28 Talk about getting your finger out of the way......
Wait... everything in the world of oz is mirrored, think about it, the farmers who have brains, courage and a heart, in oz land do not have those, so Margaret Hamilton isn’t the wicked with of the West, because she wouldn’t be evil in the land of oz, which means she can only be Glenda.
Wrong. Dorothy's three traveling companions already have what they think they lack, and the Wicked Witch is inspired by Miss Gulch.
HICKORY IS SO CUTE! ☺️💕😁
0:52 Ow! 0:54 You got my finger. 0:55 Why don't you get your finger out of the way.
R.I.P. Charley Grapewin (1869-1956) (Uncle Henry), Clara Blandick (1876-1962) (Aunt Em), Bert Lahr (1895-1967) (Zeke), Judy Garland (1922-1969) (Dorothy Gale), Jack Haley (1897-1979) (Hickory) and Ray Bolger (1904-1987) (Hunk).
Miss Gulch, played by Margaret Hamilton was 37 years old in this film!!! I wonder is there ANYONE who was in this film still ALIVE in covid 2020???
Yes! Caren Marsh-Doll is 101; she was Judy's stand-in, though she didn't appear on screen (as far as I know).
This movie is the most savage
I think the movie is Wonderful and Magical.
What are you talking about?
This scares me after hearing all the things they did to Dorothy and the munchkin...
Like Miss Gulch wants Toto to be Destroyed? Meeting Oz the great and powerful?
They (whoever you mean by "they") didn't do anything to them.
Simple life, no internet but happy
i assure you its not
I thought Zeke was the Scarecrow guy.
No. Thats Hunk. Hunk is the Scarecrow. Zeke is the cowardly lion. And that obviously leaves Hickory as the tin man.
Scarecrow/Hunk - Ray Bolger
Tin Man/Hickory - Jack Haley
Cowardly Lion/Zeke - Bert Lahr
All perfect :)
@@Grandmaster_Dragonborn I'll say. The Terrific Trio 👨🌾🤖🦁
Real world dreamworld
Hunk scarecrow
Zeke lion
Hickory Tin man
Miss Gulch wicked witch
Of the West
Professor
Marvel the wizard
@@bettyottman1718 Marvel appears as the Guardian of the Gates, the Cabman, and Omby Amby the Palace Guard, as well as the Wizard.
Hey' get in there before I make a dime bank outa ya! LOL
1:28 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣