Analysis of the Film: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

"OZ" The history of "Close View Wizard, Wonderful Owl Wizard" is one of the most notorious phrases of one of the most famous classics ever. The original movie 'The Wizard of Oz Wizard' was produced in 1939 by Frank Baum. The movie features Judy Garland, Jack Haley and many other stars. It's not just a movie but a fantasy, an adventure of a musical story, and an unusual role that shocks the audience. This is one of the first movies to produce large screens in color.

Wizard of Oz has adapted to other media many times. The most famous are wizards of Oz, Judy Garland of 1939, Lebog, Jack Haley and Belchal. Prior to this release, this book inspired a less known stage and screen remodeling, including the 1902 Broadway musical film and three silent movies, which was not well known. The 1939 film was thought to be innovative for its songs, special effects and the revolutionary use of the new Technicolor. The story has been translated into other languages ​​(at least once without permission) and it has been adapted to manga several times. After the original copyright has expired, the characters were adapted for spin-off, informal sequel, and reinterpretation and reused, some of which are controversial in the handling of Baum's role .

The movie "Wizard of Oz", known as one of the most influential movies of the time, has been obsessed with adults and children for many years. According to a novel titled "Wizard of Oz" written by L. Frank Baum in the 1920s, the movie starring Judy Garland adapted Dorothy to capture the imagination of many people. Given its success, this brief discourse will attempt to provide an attempt to check the formal criticism, how the film is produced regardless of the standards of truth and morals. This goal will try to reveal the miracle of Oz wizard

Why the OZ 's' on the surface' awesome guide is the first Oz film adaptation needs a little background. Two years ago, Baum collaborated with Selig Polyscope and produced and toured a multimedia work called THE FAIRY LOGUE AND RADIO-PLAYS (1908). Tours have seen many sold out programs, but due to the high cost of "multimedia" elements (ie color film clips) sold out programs are not enough to recover the money spent on the project . Although the "magic" demonstration of Baum of several Oz book stories, including the act of narrating actors and events on the stage and on the screen, was greatly admired, the economic failure was due to Buzz's Oz universe film It was an expansion.