The Wizard of Oz Review

The wizard of Oz commented that the movie I'm talking about is the wizard of Oz directed by Fleck Fleming, founded in 1939. This movie is about a girl named Dorothy (Judy Garland) who is living with his uncle Henry (Charlie Gravin), and his aunt is named Em (Clara Brandic) on the farm in Kansas. The story began with Dorothy walking home past her neighbor, Miss Galch (Margaret Hamilton), and her dog Toto (Terry) caused her to hurt Toto. Toto then chewed a misgarc. After all these confrontations, Dorothy dreamed of a distant land.

The wizard of Oz was positively criticized at the time of its release. In the commentary of September 1900, the New York Times praised the novel that wrote that it would appeal to children's readers and young children that it had not read yet. The review also praised the illustration as a fun addition to the text. In the first 50 years since the publication of the Green Wonder Wizard in 1900, there was rarely a critical analysis by children's literary researchers. According to Ruth Berman in the science fiction study, the list of suggested reading for young readers never included the work of Baum. The lack of interest arises from their idea that scholar's questions about fantasies and long series of literature have no literary value.

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

Since 1964, this story and a movie known as "Wizard of Oz" lost a lot of innocence. Before 1964, the wizard of Oz was an innocent story that neither adults nor children love. They saw the wizard of Oz as escape and thought the story was funny, exciting and fun. However, in 1964 Henry M. Litfield published "The Wizard of Oz: The Fables of Populism". Litfield's Populist's allegory theory at Oz Wizard caused a big controversy among the masses. Henry M. Littlefield can persuasively connect the populism in the "Oz Wizard: Popularism Fables" with the Scene, Characters, and Objects of Oz Wizard.