Honest Trailers | The Wizard of Oz

[@raydunakin]

Years ago a newspaper had this plot summary of "Wizard of Oz" in their TV listings: "Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills a woman, then teams up with three strangers to kill again."

[@Kris_AB]

😂😂😂

[@atillafiliz6591]

That's... not wrong.

[@justinmccullough623]

That's what happens when an entire storyline is reduced to a tweet.

[@dustydd]

With a listing like that you'd be lead to believe the wizard of oz was an anime.

[@sfighter0085]

Okay, whoever wrote that description wasn't right in the head. LOL

[@jfenton1977]

Dorothy: 'I miss Kansas'. Toto: 'I miss the rains down in Africa'.

[@jayrussell3796]

Jesus..for 50 years I always thought the said...I *touched* the rains...omg🙄

[@jfenton1977]

@@jayrussell3796 hehe, it's actually 'I bless the rains'. Toto says 'miss' only cuz Dorothy does. 😋

[@jayrussell3796]

@jfenton1977 gotcha🤣🤣

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

Lol

[@Embur12]

Tornado: All we are is dust in the Wind...

[@RIPjkripper]

"Now I know I have a heart, because it's breaking.." always hits me in the feels

[@duncancurtis5108]

He's a dandelion cos he's such a weed lol😅😅

[@TeddyRumble]

Great line

[@pharmboy730]

Well, that's just you all over...

[@bigseanprice]

knocks the wind outta you when she kicks you down there.

[@Maire-w6d]

​​@@pharmboy730i use that one often, usually when someone makes a mistake or throws up.

[@sebastianashbury2478]

"A movie about two women trying to kill each other over a pair of shoes"

[@joshuaarseneault1191]

You make it sound like black friday🤣

[@sebastianashbury2478]

@joshuaarseneault1191 LOL accurate!!

[@terencem8795]

😂😂😂

[@CorsetGrace]

A brilliant comment. Also, I was one of the participants in something like this at Christian Louboutin Rodeo a few years ago.

[@FigmentJedi]

Oz is a real place in the books and six books in, Dorothy moves there with her aunt and uncle permanently when the farm goes belly up. The "All just a dream ending" was something the studio executives tacked on because they thought 1930s audiences wouldn't accept the idea of a girl going to an actual fairy tale kingdom. Also Glinda and the Witch of the North were two separate characters that they just merged for the movie because they didn't want to film the second quest to find Glinda that involved a china doll kingdom and the Cowardly Lion killing a giant spider to truly earn the title of King of the Forest.

[@ParasaurolophusZ]

It's been years since I read it, but I remember this. I think Glinda was the Witch of the South? And colors were really important. Only Witches wore white, and the Munchkins all wore blue, so when Dorothy showed up in blue and white checks, they thought she was a powerful witch on their side. Aside from the dream thing, lots of color decisions were made to change for the movie since color film was brand new and they really wanted to show it off.

[@realbadger]

The 1939 classic is my favourite film; I literally (not figuratively or metaphorically), know every line. I've read all of the Oz books. Ironically, in one of Baum's silent Oz films, it was a dream...

[@realbadger]

​​@@ParasaurolophusZThe quadrants of Oz are purple (Gillikan country: north), blue (Munchkin county: east), red (Quadling country: south), and yellow (Winkie country: west), and the Emerald City in the center technically was green, but it wasn't really coloured green: everyone was made to wear green lensed glasses under the false pretense the city was so very green it would blind you without the "protective" glasses. The unnamed Witch of the North wore white, while Glinda in the South wore red.

[@disneyvillainsfan1666]

It's amazing how much the movie differentiated from the book.

[@amityislandchum]

We get it; you read the books and are superior to the rest of us.

[@philipsheppard4815]

The hardest thing to swallow is that anybody would be so desperate to get back to Kansas if they found themselves in Oz

[@stevenscott2136]

That's part of the "all a dream" ending -- Dorothy knew on some level that she was waking up, so it was incorporated into the dream.

[@SebastienGendron-uk4po]

@philipsherppard4815 Well stated. Unless a person has loved ones or important duties back home, I don't see a reason to want to go back to an ordinary, magicless world. It would definitely be a welcomed isekai

[@fabulousfamily564]

​@@stevenscott2136 Kansas has beautiful parts, nice people, and so far, no witches or flying monkeys. It also grows lots of food, and has fireflies, delicious barbecue, gorgeous landscapes, flowers all over, amazing sunsets, stunning sunrises, rainbow frost on the windows in winter, and skies full of stars. It couldn't be more magical than Oz, but it is not less magical than other real places. Yes, parts look very boring. Its magic is less in your face, and more in quiet moments. In clear pools of water, birds and butterflies of every color, in fresh air, and plenty of cities, full of arts, and experiences. Courteous drivers... Those born and raised there love it. It's home. All this to say, I think Dorothy would be glad to come back, but might be inclined to take other trips, occasionally.

[@Tolly7249]

In the books she and her family end up living in Oz, nuff said.

[@uyuman1]

@@fabulousfamily564 Modern Kansas maybe, but Dorothy was from great depression and dust bowl Kansas.

[@RedPegasus14]

"You killed her so completely that we thank you very sweetly". "Making her walk for miles in heels for literally no reason." Dude 🤣

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Pretty sure that first one is an actual line in the film.

[@Meela9088]

@@DanGamingFan2406yep it was lol, it appeared in this trailer without editing

[@hazukichanx408]

I find it strange how that other Oz thing about the con artist wizard when he first came there, has such a pacifist vibe... considering the original novels were apparently _very_ violent, with Tin Woodsman hacking apart wolves and Scarecrow strangling dozens of birds, in addition to all the witch murdering.

[@Meela9088]

@ maybe they thought a green witch was already traumatising enough for kids lol

[@CelticVictory]

"Unless, your friends look like this, then it's time for urgent care."

[@aricaj.3006]

Now we need an Honest Trailer for _Return to Oz_ because that movie is terrifying

[@davidprice5563]

I‘m with that. 👍👍👍

[@columbiakid7897]

You mean a woman who keeps a room full of heads that she switches out at random might scare young children?

[@dianaramsey3884]

Yes. So much yes.

[@Sicod79]

Adds a new layer to Wolverine in the X-men Animated Series saying "Hey Tin woodman, I'm sending you back to Oz, in pieces". He was going to make the Sentinel return to Oz. That is a serious threat.

[@cloudgoddesscosplay3389]

I loved that movie!

[@zacharymccoy7091]

I was really glad that Margaret Hamilton's episode of Sesame Street was found in full. She always tried to reassure the kids watching that the witch is just make-believe and that she was actually really sweet.

[@RIPjkripper]

I read somewhere she was an elementary school teacher who only took to acting because her husband died and she needed to support their son. But she always regretted terrifying generations of children lol

[@myriadmediamusings]

That one Mister Rogers episode where she guest-starred was also wonderful.

[@glamourchick21]

Personally, I best loved when she appeared on Mister Rogers neighborhood. The idea of Margaret Hamilton and Fred Rogers in the same place is just so wholesome it's amazing they didn't manage to achieve world peace then and there.

[@reserven5795]

Didn't the makeup she wore cause health issues? Sad they didn't touch upon the troubled production

[@George_Fl0yd]

Where can I find it

[@recklessted]

1:17 This shot is all in color. They did the transition by having the house interior and Judy Garland's stand-in painted brown. Once the camera is through he door, Judy steps into frame.

[@rgallitan]

I've known this for a long time, and it's still hard to see it in the shot. It's tougher than it sounds. Even a literal white or gray object looks different on color film than in true b&w because it picks up all the light around it. Accurately color-matching all the various shades of paint, dye and makeup to monochromatic sepia-tinted film - in notoriously fussy Technicolor no less - is absolute madness.

[@TheMinecraftMan757]

@@rgallitan For real. Making it look perfectly sepia cannot have been very straightforward

[@vladeckk21]

awesome!

[@abfutrell]

@@TheMinecraftMan757 check out "Ambassadors of Harmony - Chaplin Medley (full set)" They did a pretty good job with the Sepia.

[@Thomas_H._Smith]

But an even more fun fact is that Judy Garland's body double in that scene, Caren Marsh Doll, is still alive today at the age 105.

[@bluegreenparrot]

"Who needs courage when you have . . . a gun?" - The Professor of Oz, Futurama.

[@sebastianashbury2478]

OMG YES! Such a great "What If" episode XD

[@PadawanRyan]

"There's no place like--IWANNABEAWITCH!"

[@marcen12]

@@PadawanRyan "Now, click your big honking boots together three times and wish yourself to go home to Kansas. To live in poverty with your dirt farming, tee-totaling Aunt and Uncle!"

[@jameshill4589]

@@marcen12 Welp, now I gotta go watch that one again.

[@marcen12]

@@jameshill4589 DO IT NOW

[@MikadoYuma]

I waited almost 100 years to see if this was worth watching. You really made me wait, Honest Trailers.

[@reobeem]

This is a movie that has stood the test of time for almost 100 years that's saying something. And it still gets people emotional.

[@madtabby66]

Got to see it on the big screen a while back. It's even better.

[@superomegaprimemk2]

I bet this film will out last the sequel/prequel coming out soon and maybe still have a better box office return

[@goodial]

@@superomegaprimemk2 the new one is a film adaptation of the Broadway adaptation of the fan fiction book based on the Wizard of Oz 🤣

[@Interestingenough4]

Indeed. Heck, The Wicked Witch of The West is STILL considered one of the ultimate movie villains of all time. On TV Tropes, nearly all of the movie's examples of Nightmare Fuel are just her and the Flying Monkeys!

[@HMNCLunar]

​@@Interestingenough4To be fair, plenty of TV Tropes' "Nightmare Fuel" is just that scene from Spongebob and Patrick scared on that baby roller-coaster.

[@renji90998]

Here are some things about the movie -Apparently the director thought the over the rainbow song was terrible and didn’t think it would be via iconic hit that it is today. -Judy Garland would occasionally get slapped by the director if she messed up her lines. Reshoot weren’t really a thing and we’re on a strict schedule. -Supposedly some munchkins(the ones that were adults) got a little grab happy around Judy Garland(who was 15) during the follow the yellow brick road scene. Might be connected to the hanging munchkin theory. -Behind the scenes, Margaret Hamilton was practically the only one who was actually nice to Judy Garland. -Margaret suffered some burns when she disappeared in a puff of smoke on set. -Margaret stunt almost had a fatal accident. In the scene where the witch is skywriting a message, the engine that used to create the Smok effect started to backfire and sent the stuntwoman flying. She actually kind of shrug it off and said it wasn’t the worst thing she experience. -The role of the tin man was going to a different actor, but the paint they use had led in it and was having a bad reaction. They didn’t even tell him that he was being replaced while he was still in the hospital.

[@darksideofevil13]

That's all so sad.

[@aaronmccullers384]

Wasn't the snow in the poppy field also actually asbestos (or some other similarly dangerous thing) and the actors were told to just hold their breath when doing the scene with it?

[@Cmdr1962]

The first actor cast to play the Tin Man was song and dance man Buddy Epson, who did all right later, landing many many roles, including Jed Clampett and Barnaby Jones.

[@cattysplat]

Judy Garland also picked up a lifetime drug addiction that destroyed her life and acting career, from the amphetamines she was fed on set to keep her awake filming long hours.

[@mrquirky3626]

It was more than just "some burns" Margaret Hamilton suffered second and third degree burns and was off set for at least six weeks trying to recover. She was supposed to disappear through a trap door before flames erupted in the place she just occupied but the trap door failed to open and the flames burnt her face and hands while also melting her makeup to her flesh.

[@claytonrios1]

We're off to see the Wizard and hopefully not an adult site that was found on the packaging of a Wicked Witch doll!

[@duncancurtis5108]

Dorothy meets the T800.

[@marce.t8732]

​@@duncancurtis5108 Is that the title of a video you found on the Wicked website? 😆

[@duncancurtis5108]

@@claytonrios1 No it was a 1991 T2 skit where Dorothy meets the Terminator.

[@snowangelnc]

"If she's always had the power to go back then why didn't you tell her?" "Because I just found out about it myself and then came straight here. Where do you think I've been this whole time? I was off doing research on how those shoes work. Just because I'm a witch, that doesn't make me omniscient you know." How hard would it have been to write that instead of "Because she wouldn't have believed me"? It's like the script writers were deliberately trolling her.

[@alisterfolson]

Or "It's because I wanted Dorothy to kill her and not do it myself."

[@lionorfieldgules3740]

In the book it's because there are two different good witches.

[@shatteredlogicproductions4328]

"Only good thing to come out of the 1930s." King Kong would like a word...

[@ScooterinAB]

Dorothy could beat King Kong.

[@Zanemob]

@@ScooterinABPoor choice of words I’m afraid.

[@IamJustJ.]

@@ScooterinAB Beat. Off? I don't think she could do much. Dropping a house on King Kong would most likely annoy him but not threaten him.

[@Zanemob]

@@IamJustJ. Maybe a couple of Dorothy’s could do it?

[@richwagener]

I made this same comment for different films.

[@c.w.johnsonjr6374]

You should have mentioned Margaret Hamilton having to appear on Mr. Roger's Neihhoorbod to assure children that she really wasn't that scary in real life. Even though she got typecasted and ended up playing witches in an Abbott and Costello movie, Sesame Street, and 13 Ghosts.

[@TimmyTheTinman]

She seemed like such a sweet lady and Mr. Rogers was a real chad for doing that

[@agbook2007]

2:29 "...Making her walk miles in heels for literally no reason..." 😆

[@MatthewTheWanderer]

Good thing they weren't high heels, at least.

[@etherealtb6021]

😂😂😂

[@wickedshadesproductions5254]

“An obvious metaphor for which ever politician you currently despise” and “the enduring message that they should pick up any weird stranger they meet on the street.” Is perfect

[@Jon_from_LI]

Ok, it was all funny together, but the "undecided voter" comment at 2:54 had me spitting the drink out of my mouth screaming laughing.

[@Limavadian]

Me too.

[@priscillajimenez27]

He did all three of them dirty

[@Justmyhandle]

2:34- Glinda: "You've always had the power to go back to Kansas." Dorothy (after HOURS of traumatizing bullsh*t): "And you just tell me this NOW?! Eat dog a**, you b*tch!" (Throws Toto)

[@luckypikachu4892]

I feel so bad for the actors of this movie thanks to what happened to them behind the scenes

[@biffbobfred]

Buddy Ebsen got out pretty bad.

[@Dremag_Gaming]

Cant forget that Margaret Hamilton got burned going down the trap door.

[@torquilh]

two died from respiratory diseases, and surely having blue asbestos rained on you has to be a major cause of that. That pure asbestos fluff was a branded snow product for movies at the time. It came in bags called magic snow or something.

[@1FlyingPlatypus]

@@torquilhwell it sure was magical… just not in the way they hoped…

[@margaretgarside5617]

'Haven't you read Steinbeck?' Priceless!

[@juco4682]

"Undecided voter." Damn straight. 😄

[@lockedin6699]

Lmao why do they get so much hate in America?

[@goodial]

@@lockedin6699As a non-American I assume it‘s because both sides think that the choice is pretty obvious 😅

[@lockedin6699]

@@goodial Non American, correct. But I find the hate puzzling considering how they are also very much about freedom and individualism. A very contradictory nation.

[@recitador]

@@lockedin6699 undecided voters aren't being different, they're being lazy and stupid. you can't look at two diametrically opposed ideal sets and actually think "i can't decide which is better" unless you're putting in zero effort in the mental department.

[@lockedin6699]

@@recitador Well that's your opinion, respectfully. If you want to turn them into decision makers, insults isn't the way to go. Given the choices that country has had recently, can you really blame people for being indecisive? Also life isn't a dichotomy.

[@Joe-rz3fd]

Fun fact: this movie premiered in my town of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin two days before it premiered in Hollywood. To celebrate the 85th anniversary this year, our minor league baseball team, the DockHounds, changed their name for one series to the Flying Monkeys.

[@averymerrick]

“The only good thing to come out of the 1930s besides Clint Eastwood.” King Kong, Batman, Superman & Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs would like to have a word with you…

[@cecilDisharoon]

And Superman and Batman are here about it, too.

[@WinstonSmith19847]

At the end of the follow the yellow brick road song I always say " don't walk into that backdrop " they cut it just before Judy does.

[@MrBurkesawyer]

16 going on 6 yr old got me 😂😂😂

[@ethanrobinson3288]

I seem to remember Dorthy being like 6 in the book too.

[@JimmyMon666]

So basically like all teens and young adults today.

[@amityislandchum]

@@JimmyMon666 yOuNg gEnErAtIoN bAd, amirite? 🙄

[@stevenscott2136]

A 16-year-old farm girl in the 1930's would be more mature than your average modern college graduate. And probably married.

[@josephaaron4985]

Finally an honest trailer for this one! That only took 85 fucking years😂

[@SchrijverMarcel]

That Lennon impression was solid!

[@anunnakient]

"Buckle your seat belt Dorothy, Kansas is going bye bye"

[@DanGamingFan2406]

"Autobots: Tremble!" That cracked me up a lot more than it should have.😂

[@ELVISDINNERSHOW]

he fully went for it to on ''Autobots''

[@SSVegeta937]

"The Red Shoe Diaries" 😂 That brings back memories...😅

[@Kartoonkid95]

Epic Voice Guy: "Revisit the only good thing to come out of the 1930's..." Snow White: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@majorfanboy2005]

Yes! LOL

[@willemverheij3412]

Marx Brothers made most of their movies at the time too, all their best ones at least.

[@FadyJosephAbz]

Mr Smith Goes to Washington

[@CaptainCat101]

Good point

[@slyasleep]

@@FadyJosephAbz😍

[@FloopyNupers]

3:05 had me dying, homie omg

[@theblacksmith6343]

I’m sorry. That run at undecided voters, Twitter users, and the guest at a Diddy party killed me.

[@lynashmcmash4427]

Somehow this film's characters managed to remain relevant to modern times 😂

[@TheLionPear]

I still don’t know what’s up with this Diddy party but I don’t think I want to look it up lol

[@theblacksmith6343]

@@TheLionPear let’s just say it involves 1000 bottles of confiscated baby oil.

[@lynashmcmash4427]

@@TheLionPear they partied too hard

[@josephfisher426]

@@TheLionPear Something something underaged...

[@alexvoigt6946]

“The only good thing to come out of the 1930s other than Clint Eastwood” Robert Redford, Neil Armstrong and Liz Taylor have entered the chat

[@tommyt1971]

"... until your friends look like this! Then there's no place like urgent care." Slayed me.

[@floydkenosis4382]

An Agatha All along trailer is all I'm asking for

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Please say "I'll get you my pretties, and your little dog too!" in honor of the Wizard of Oz's 85th anniversary.

[@slyasleep]

Please say Tippecanoe and Tyler too!

[@WhiteBread1]

Dude I just saw this and assumed this was a real old vid. THEY JUST NOW MAKING AN HONEST TRAILER FOR WIZARD OF OZ!!??!

[@DanGamingFan2406]

"Now that you've secured a win, we will get to eat her skin!" Bro, I can't.😂 Also, he's right about the flying monkeys, that would be terrifying in real life.

[@osmosisjones4912]

Some Where Over rainbow

[@utubebroadcaster]

Shame no mention of its incredible sequel, Return to Oz

[@TeddyRumble]

I always loved the flying monkeys. So cool! Nothing in that film was terrifying. And that sea of poppies...

[@josephfisher426]

I really hated the flying monkeys back when this was broadcast every year and the whole famly would watch it.

[@allanbard6048]

Those trees scared me, too. I read all the OZ books when I was little; wish my imagination was still intact. Anyway, it still bends my mind at how much was acheived waaay back for this film!

[@imaadshahrukh4829]

In the original Wizard of Oz book had two good witches and Glinda appeared in the last moment. Also the shoes were silver.

[@margaretgarside5617]

Yup. The studio thought the red would look better in Technicolor.

[@unclenogbad1509]

Margaret Hamilton has to be in the top 10 list of all-time movie villains, and she clearly had a whale of a time playing the Witch. She's probably No.1 on my list, but then she may be seared into my mind courtesy of seeing WoZ when I was around 7, at the Hammersmith Odeon, which had a 50-foot screen. So, she's 50 feet wide, in glorious Technicolour, screaming "I'm gonna get you" right at me. Started me on my love of cinema, right there.

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

Wonderful

[@Dr.Schlitz]

Epic Voice Guy imitating Deadpool imitating Ferris Bueller is tight!

[@TitularHeroine]

Wow wow wow... ...wow

[@starbuckthethird]

In honor of Tony Todd please say "I shall try some of your burned replicated bird meat." RIP Candyman.

[@530skeptic]

Oh snap, he was Kurn? :(

[@allanbard6048]

He was adult Jake Sisko in the DS9 episode "The Visitor." Watch it if you haven't.

[@simplegirl265]

Please say: "Oh my God! They killed Kenny!"

[@derpylovecosplay]

I'm so glad you guys did an honest trailer for this movie! It's my favorite movie of all time and I will continue to love it!

[@MatthewTheWanderer]

It's not my favorite movie ever, but it is my favorite from that time period and I still really enjoy watching it, too.

[@jasonblalock4429]

1:48 I never noticed it before but, damn, that drop was kinda gnarly. He easily could have broken his leg. But then that's par for the course for this absurdly dangerous production. (I'm surprised they didn't mention all the injuries, or Margaret Hamilton's near-misses.)

[@Thomas-VA]

i like how the MadTV sketch dealt with Glinda's lack of telling Dorothy at the beginning about going straight home.

[@lauranolastnamegiven3385]

and the one where Dorothy gets pimp-slapped by the slave who wanted a new leg, and then, *ahem* doesn't want to go home...

[@daryl772003]

​@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 you ain't got to go home!

[@thomasrinschler6783]

"I was trying to teach you a lesson!" "Teach me a lesson?!? You aren't my parents! My parents are DEAD!"

[@Sicod79]

The only thing good to come out of the 30s...say you don't like Social Security without saying you don't like Social Security... 🤣

[@she-hulkSMASHES]

She was the original Deadpool, LITERALLY! 😂

[@joechill6327]

Only Honest Trailer Guy can respond to We're not in Kansas Anymore with No Sh*t.

[@cloudzero2049]

I'm glad you mentioned the scene where Scarecrow has a gun lol. The book was actually darker than the film. Did you know that there's supposed to be a magic MacGuffin that has power to summon the flying monkeys to obey commands? Dorathy is actually supposed to get it an use it to have the flying monkeys help her, they're actually not that bad.

[@StormntheCastle]

It’s a golden cap. While it’s never explained in the movie, you briefly see Nikko the head monkey hand it to the Witch, who tosses it away. Yes, the monkeys are not evil in the book. They simply must obey the wearer of the cap, and once the Witch is melted Dorothy comes into possession of the cap.

[@birichinaxox9937]

The asbestos snow is still the icing on the whole disturbing production. Love the film but so many yikes when you know the irl bs behind the filming

[@charleshetrick3152]

She’s a strong independent woman who finds lost men to do her bidding and she corrects their misbehaviors and exposes the false tyrant government. Seems like solid life lessons to me.

[@karamsingh1236]

And she kills the women who get in her way.

[@emmanuelwil-jeff]

​@@karamsingh1236a true badass woman I can get behind that ;)

[@SA2004YG]

​@emmanuelwil-jeff you must be one of those lost men

[@Zanemob]

@@emmanuelwil-jeffYeah! Murder rules!

[@charleshetrick3152]

@ you should watch the entirety of the Murder She Wrote series.

[@pirateraider1708]

I've been waiting a long time for this honest trailer. Glad to see it at last.

[@bitsa94]

I don’t think I could watch The Wizard of Oz the same way after watching Judy and learning about how awful Judy Garland’s life was when they shot the movie and how tragic things would eventually turn out

[@dglesterhardunkichud7860]

"the only good thing to come out of the 1930s"? King Kong, Stagecoach, Mr Smith Goes to Washington, Adventures of Robinhood, Grand Illusion, Frankenstein, Mr Deeds Goes to Town, The Rules of the Game, Night at the Opera, M, Daybreak, Under the Rooftops of Paris, Only Angels Have Wings, Le Million, Gone with the Wind, Snow f'in White and the Seven MOFO Dwarfs. The 1930s was an amazing era for cinema alone.

[@erikwebber6038]

Now somebody is going to go adopt a dog and name him "Bark Raffalo" 😆

[@Badficwriter]

..I named a cat Meow Angelou..

[@RavenProject]

Michael Sheen's dog is Bark Ruffalo. Appeared in a funny bit with David Tennant at the BAFTA awards.

[@alisterfolson]

@@Badficwriter "When a cat shows you who they really are, believe them"

[@caseykod4406]

"Girls who shop at Erewhon." Dude, omg. 🤣😂🤣

[@raydunakin]

The tornado effects in this movie are amazing. It's still more realistic-looking than many of the modern versions, and is far scarier than any recent tornado movie I've seen.

[@DaxMaboyder]

Oz' face in the smoke is impressive, too

[@shuttittuppitt9355]

Stil can't belive that I forgot that a boat with 2 guys went past her house!

[@Engineer_Who]

Incredible what you can do with forced perspective and some pantyhose!

[@markcraven8386]

Beats everything on the Sci-Fi catalog by a mile.

[@HMDcat]

The sound design has a lot to do with it too. Not only does the tornado look terrifying, it SOUNDS terrifying.

[@s_nunyabiznez]

In honor of the passing of the AOL voice guy, please say: Welcome! You’ve got mail!

[@jaegerbombgaming6635]

"The red shoe diaries". - and you have murdered me so very completely and not at all sweetly😅

[@Rugelacharugula]

“Look at all the color and creativity!” “We must not be in America anymore…”

[@destro6971]

Do Blazing Saddles, I dare you.

[@pilotmemes]

A movie that could easily be made today

[@RonClaypool]

This may be your best one yet. Great job!

[@MP-in7ne]

You're forgetting to have Pink Floyd playing in the backroud

[@jedibrain]

One of the few times Honest Trailers has dropped the ball, not mentioning Dark Side of the Rainbow at all.

[@thekiss2083]

The Munchkins dancing exactly on-beat to "Money" goes so damn hard

[@kaptinkronic8411]

The great gig in the sky syncs up so perfectly with the tornado scene!

[@magistrumartium]

After 85 years, it's about time.

[@essaboselin5252]

I was able to see "The Wizard of Oz" on the big screen a couple months ago when it was re-released. If you ever get a chance to see it in a theater, do so. It's much better than on a TV screen.

[@RetroGirl1967]

A billion times yes to this. The movie is absolutely incredible on a big screen. The way they fill the frame is a lost art. At multiple points, it's like a well composed painting. Also, the moment Dorothy walks into the technicolor world of Oz is still an absolute wow moment even for a sophisticated 21st Century viewer.

[@leah6820-y9v]

I can only imagine what it was like to see this on the big screen. It must've been something.

[@Memelord2020]

Make an Honest Trailer for Agatha All Along

[@jacobrickayzen2744]

Yes definitely Agatha All Along

[@bananenkuchen7230]

No please no, they will hold themselves back

[@Otokichi786]

Why bother? (Said by one not part of the "target audience.";)

[@michaelwesten4624]

don't make them sit trough that thing...

[@chancellorpalpatine4035]

@@michaelwesten4624Agatha is one of the best marvel series to date tho.

[@m.c.ufan1019]

4:59 “LOOK OUT DOROTHY HE’S GOT A GUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@colbyjones7816]

0:30 not true! There was also King Kong and the Universal Monster pantheon!

[@Thomas_H._Smith]

Also, Superman, Batman, The Looney Tunes, Popeye, Snow White, Donald Duck, Goofy, and just about every other golden age cartoon character.

[@Mistwolfss]

Lol, it's more for dramatic effect

[@darkangel2347]

Dorothy is such a iconic character but it took 79 years for the character Dorothy to be immortalised in space. In 2018, a 257 km crater on Charon, which is Pluto’s largest moon.

[@richwagener]

"The only good thing to come out of the 30s"? The adventures of Robin Hood and Bride of Frankenstein would like a word....

[@cecilDisharoon]

And Superman and Batman 😀

[@tomgar3226]

In remembrance of the late and great Tony Todd who said this once. Can you say “I don’t want you leaving laughing, I want to leave you shaking. That to me is true horror."

[@lanigirognithemos]

"The original Deadpool" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 btw if you're old enough to know the "red shoe diaries" give a thumbs up!

[@IsiahTomas]

Give me 10 minutes to get the other one up.

[@jinstinky501]

No.:)

[@IsiahTomas]

@@jinstinky501 I'll need at least 8 minutes for a Californication.

[@ketdog1860]

Looks more like the original She-Hulk, no?

[@motor4X4kombat]

i mean what was the first character in fiction to break the fourth wall?

[@ChainsGoldMask]

5:32 please say deeeeep cuuuuuut in honor of this title.

[@Tom_TheDutchguy]

In memory of Tony Todd, please say: Come with me, and be immortal

[@ahmad55]

I’m surprised that you didn’t mention that Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon syncs up to the movie.

[@raydunakin]

"She was the original Deadpool...literally!" LOL!!!

[@Anti-Santa86]

Please say: I am the writing on the wall, the whisper in the classroom. Without these things, I am nothing. RIP Tony Todd

[@donniehuynh2391]

Any chance you’ll do an Honest Trailer for Casablanca (1942)?

[@roygloeckl6450]

Ok so now we need Return to Oz. That film is... Wild.

[@googamp32]

Say "No, Patrick. Mayonnaise is not an instrument. Horseradish is not an instrument, either."

[@TheJennyfish]

Can you please say "Well that's a horse of a different color"?

[@seriomarkj]

Somewhere over the rainbow is one of the best songs of all times!

[@erakfishfishfish]

And it was cut from advanced screenings of the film by the studio execs. One of the producers threatened to quit if it wasn’t put back in.

[@shuttittuppitt9355]

I love "Ding dong, the witch is dead" a LOT more! It was _hilarious_ when the UK's radio stations played it the day after Margaret Thatcher unalived!

[@kevinbhieey9188]

Only good thing from the 30s? What about King Kong? The best part of Shirley Temple's career?

[@AidanDaGreat]

4:06 "...and an obvious metaphor for the politician you currently despise!" Vote Bill n' Opus, Meadow Party 2028. We'll get them next time!

[@michaelhames4389]

Funny enough the book itself was about the federal reserve

[@AidanDaGreat]

@@michaelhames4389 how so?

[@josephfisher426]

@@AidanDaGreat The book was written while the gold-vs-silver standard argument was raging.

[@ZlothZloth]

Ack. Pphhhtt.

[@AidanDaGreat]

@@ZlothZloth "I'll go peel our candidate off the floor."

[@wizzydoesdallas3408]

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! DIDDY PARTY GUEST!!! 😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@agentprime2179]

Say in Homer Simpson’s voice: “The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side”.

[@benabramowitz18]

That's a RIGHT triangle, you idiot!

[@ZlothZloth]

But it's WRONG! Scarecrow got a busted brain.

[@drewtheunspoken3988]

"The only good thing to come out of the '30s?" Batman and Superman would like to have words.

[@andrewhaase1826]

Say: "I'm taking my balls and leaving." In your best Vincent Price impression.

[@thelinthing3395]

now you GOTTA do the acid trip that was The Wiz! Seen that before I ever saw the original Wizard of Oz so for a while I thought The Wiz was the original. Can you imagine the trauma? xD

[@Nasser851000]

Jokes, Critics and Reviews! Oh My!

[@georgeprchal3924]

Wunch: What could I possibly want Raymond? Holt: Revenge in Dorothy for killing your sister?

[@aishwaryabg8073]

I still can’t believe there isn’t an HT for the office or Brooklyn 99 :( if you ever do it please say ‘that’s what she said’

[@mercrantos3455]

You should say "Rachel Weisz's hottest role was in Eragon"