The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has since extended far beyond the gates of the Emerald City, with a surprising amount of Wizard of Oz movies, cartoons, and television series depicting the adventures of ...

When we think of The Wizard of Oz, we often think of the 1939 blockbuster film starring Judy Garland. After all, it was both iconic and timeless, thanks to its brilliant use of shifting from black ...

Maltin told the crowd, upon its release in 1939, the film was a flop. “It was a very expensive movie to make and it shows. It ...

In fact, when I was on a plane ride to Japan recently where I got to watch several movies, one of the films I rewatched was The Wizard of Oz, and I enjoyed it with my son beside me. Telling the ...

“Wicked,” as you likely know, is a prequel to the original “The Wizard of Oz” movie, which itself is based on L. Frank Baum’s expansive children’s book series.

The 1914 film The World, The Flesh and The Devil is actually the first color feature-length film, which preceded The Wizard of Oz by 25 years.

The most influential movie has officially been named. Researchers at the University of Turin in Italy have given the title to Wizard of OZ after studying more than 47,000 movies, according to Yahoo!

When we think of The Wizard of Oz, we often think of the 1939 blockbuster film starring Judy Garland. After all, it was both iconic and timeless, thanks to its brilliant use of shifting from black ...