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I am too lazy to read it, please pull it down----------------- Today I I was only watching the 2D version of the movie, but when it was time for admission, I discovered that the theater had rented the venue for a business meeting. It was not over yet, and there was a tendency to delay time. While apologizing, the theater immediately agreed to let the audience holding the movie ticket to choose a 3D IMAX movie. I originally came to see OZ, so I spent half of the student ticket for a normal 2D movie but watched a 3D IMAX movie. Like the cinema.
"The Wizard of Oz" and "Harry Potter" are two books that I turned over in my childhood. The former allows me to have my own imagination when I grow up, and the latter allows me to dream back at midnight as an adult. The illusion of an owl flying.
The story of "The Wizard of Oz", which was adapted into a movie version in the early years, seems to be the only story of Dorothy's first arrival in OZ and the adventures of OZ's neighboring country Ive. (I saw the version translated from Shanghai in 1993.) As for the story of OZ country, the story has never been remade into a series of movies. In fact, I think it will at least be seen by fans of the original book like me, and the influence of famous fairy tales should not be small. For example, I have always liked the story of Trot and Oak and his party, the story of Bethel and Princess Rose, the story of the Rag Girl and Ocho, the story of Dorothy’s family moving to OZ, the story of Ozma being stolen, The story of quelling OZ's domestic chaos and so on.
Anyone who has read the original knows that the little sorcerer OZ is a circus magician, and all he knows is crappy blindness. After the OZ Warlock accidentally landed in the OZ country, he was regarded as a fairy by the people and allowed him to rule the OZ Wonderland until Dorothy's arrival defeated the witch and exposed the true face of the Warlock, and OZ frankly confessed his lie. The original book wrote that Grinda was a good witch with strong spells and knowledge. OZ warlock later fell under her feet to learn spells and made small achievements, becoming a veritable warlock.
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The gray Kansas uses the same black and white method as the original film adaptation. Let us see a 2B OZ Warlock·the crappy magician (not a magician). Every girl who soaks up uses the "music box handed down by my grandmother" as a gift offensive (mass production?) The only assistant friend who is really good to herself is ridiculed by him, and the girl who likes herself is going to be engaged to herself Don't fight for it. Even if he knows himself well, he knows that he is such a useless dick.
A tornado arrived in the colorful country of OZ, everyone gave him the high hat of OZ·THE WIZARD, and the beauty Theodora took the initiative to take the bait, so this self-knowledge has disappeared without a trace. Theodora said that the bad witch wants to destroy the stability and order of the country, so you have to represent the moon and eliminate the bad witch. Who knows that the real bad witch is the sister of the beauty and the mutated Theodora herself.
The beauty Theodora saw that OZ was moved by the good witch Glinda's rhetoric, and became so jealous that the bad witch sister took the opportunity to poison the kind heart with a poisoned apple and mutated into a green-skinned ugly bad witch. According to the original description, the Wicked Witch of the West that Dorothy poured out with a bucket of water is an ugly green-skinned image. I don't know if this corresponds to the plot of Theodora crying with a tear on his face in the movie. If it really is Theodora, OZ, how can you bear it? The first thing Dorothy does is to kill the Western witch. What Theodora said most in the film was that I trusted him so much at the beginning. Towards the end, OZ told Theodora with a smoke phantom that if you can give up the viciousness and remember the kind heart again, you can still forgive you for letting you return to everyone. Riding on a black smoking broom, Theodora, the classic bad witch character in black and green face, said, "Don't, never, let's go." In fact, I also think that Theodora has nothing to look back at. It's not enough to see a scumbag male who loves one.
As for Theodora's sister, Evanora, the first bad witch, seems to be purely a soy saucer. The important part is to let her sister eat a poisonous apple and wipe out her conscience. The film was finally taken away by Glinda, a good witch from the South, and the emerald necklace was inexplicably transformed into an ugly old witch. Is this the Eastern Wicked Witch who
only appeared at the beginning of the original and was crushed to death by a tornado from Dorothy’s house as soon as he appeared... Only Glinda seemed to be a normal character with a bit of IQ and EQ, but the ending is still Was soaked by OZ·the stallion...
Director and screenwriter, can you guys change Jack Su a little bit?
Shouldn't this movie have a subtitle-on how the diaosi who wanted to become a stallion really became a stallion?
The highlight in the movie is the little ceramic loli, so cute. It's a pity that every time she and OZ seem to have a good relationship, I always have OS in my heart, kid, you stay away from that strange tree!
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