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Wizard of Oz


   In my opinion, Wizard of Oz is a great movie. It all begins when Dorothy wants to run away from home and on the way to see the Great Wizard of Oz; she meets the scarecrow, tin man and the lion. Soon, they become a group and killed the wicked witch of the West. This could be a demonstration of individual vs. society; after helping each other, they conquer the unbelievable task, which is to kill the wicked witch of the west.
  And also, good vs. evil is really obvious in this film. Before they meet Oz, lion is a coward and he wants to gain courage. But, by accomplishing the mission he actually gains the courage by himself. The good witch is kind and loving, while the wicked witch of west only wants power and she does not care about others. She just wants the red slippers, so it does not matter to her how she finally gets it.
  Besides the critical aspects of the film, one thing that I really love is: there is no place like home. I really love this sentence. And one can truly understands it after experience this like Dorothy. Also, I like the part that tin man, lion and the scarecrow sneak in to save Dorothy.
  4.5/5

2 comments:

Alex said...

This is a great movie! There are so many different layers and levels in this film that make it so good- from things as simplistic as the addition of color when Dorothy arrives at her new "world" to the true character development. I like how you talk about the idea of individual vs society.

Unknown said...

This is honestly one of my favorite movies of all time mostly because of the incorporated songs as well as the switch to color to emphasize the power of Oz, as well as demonstrating new technology of the time period in which the movie was released! I really like how you touched on the idea of "there is no place like home" because it's so iconic with the ruby red slippers.

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