The Wizard of Oz | 75th Anniversary 'Meeting The Wizard' | Warner Bros. Entertainment

In this charming film based on the popular L.Frank Baum novel, Dorothy and her dog Toto are caught in a tornado's path and somehow end up in the land of Oz. Here she encounters some memorable friends and foes in her journey to meet the Wizard of Oz who everyone says can help her return home and possibly grant her new friends their goals of a brain, heart and courage.

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[susanmctavish]

Timeless. This movie will always appeal to people of any generation. And the sets and effects for 1939...incredible.

[Jess]

The part when Scarecrow bows is hilarious!

[LuKa-tuqz]

Ray Bolger (scarecrow) was such an incredible actor !!! Literally moves like someone made out of straw

[bert]

“A while back, we were walking down the yellow brick road- 🥰”
“-QUIET!”
Absolutely cracked me up

[kathconserv]

The scarecrow is incredible with the way he walks.

[larkpraise]

Everyone talks about the Lion and the Scarecrow but I just love The Tin Man. He was gentle, yet funny as well. The way he said his lines was extraordinary. "You see your honor, a while back we were walking down the yellow brick Then his reaction when the Wizard tells him to shut up!! Hahahahaha! And of course Judy was absolutely perfect....they all were!

[jamieabbott]

Wizard: "Why are you here!?"
Dorothy: "well... me and my friends came here--"
Wizard: "SILENCE!!!"

[waynemacfarland]

"Yes, Your Honor, I mean Your Excellency, I mean Your Wizardry!" The Scarecrow had to choose his words carefully in this scene.

[j.kevinkelly]

"And you, Lion... you fleeing, feeble, faint-hearted, featherweighted feline!"

[lauchlinyurchuk]

my favorite part of this movie is the part where the Lion says he's going to charge into the witches castle then he tells the other two: "there's only one thing i want you to do for me!" the others: "What's that?" Lion: "Talk me out of it..."

[ATMAnubis]

"You Clinking, Clanking, Clattering, Collection of Collagenous Junk!"
"You Billowing Bale of Bovine Fodder!"
-Oz the Original Wizard of Roasts

[paigem.]

When the wizard said “& you, Lion.” I was like “Uh oh!”

[rspratt]

I cannot believe this movie is 75 years old. It's still superb and easily one of the best movies of all time.

[springboard]

"Well.. a while back, we were walking down the yellow brick road and - --." -- "SILENCE!!!" 😂

[TheCarnivalguy]

"I am OZ, the great and powerful. Who are you?! Who are you?!!" Frank Morgan does an outstanding job with these lines. He invokes an atmosphere of intimidation, superiority, and fear directed at the foursome. (The product being control by the wizard of the situation) From my perspective as a boy growing up in the '60s, I was more terrified of this scene than any other. Okay, maybe the appearance of the Wicked Witch into Munchkin Land was a bit more scary.

[corialston]

The part when the Lion runs and jumps out of the window is one of my favorite parts 😂😂😂😂

[kathleenhenry]

when i was a child this was my favorite movie.i am 61, i still want to watch it.

[TheTNRangerOfficial]

It’s been 82 years since this movie came out. Think how insane that is. To put it in perspective, when it came out in 1939, 82 years was 1857.

[monononny]

I was so confused when I first saw this. I thought that he was going to be a benevolent, caring wizard of great power. Man, was I surprised.

[sasqets]

"I am Oz, the great and powerful." "I am Dorothy, the small and meek."
Lol, what a line.