The Wizard Of Oz

I bought this for my 6 year old grandson who is going to watch wizard of oz as a panto to give him an idea of what the panto story will be about

Timeless and brilliant

I loved the film it is one of my favourites it’s just so good

Best film ever introduced the kids to this during summer holidays, as a child I used to dance like the lullaby league and the lollipop kids…. I think it was cuter as a child my kids looked at me like I needed to be in a mental hospital 🤪

Showing it to family amazing so old but so current

This is most certainly the best way to watch the Wizard of Oz. The movie itself needs no introduction, so this will be about the steelbook and the 4k restoration.The steelbook itself is quite good, not the best ever, but a good design nonetheless. Thee poppies are not as vibrant as in the picture, they only look that way at certain angles. Dorothy has a different finish to the rest of the steelbook, more glossy, and the title has been embossed (think thats the right term). Inside are two discs, one 4K disc with the movie, and a documentary (not in 4k), with the rest of the special features on the standard blu-ray disc. Many reviews on the internet show people recieving a digital code with this set, but it seems that the UK release does not contain that, as the only paper is an ad for the much larger collector's set.The 4K HDR is possibly the best quality of this movie you will ever see, with incredibally deep blacks and the vibrancy of the technicolor is fully depicted. For an example, you only need to look at the Wicked Witch of the West, whose jet black cloack perfectly contrasts the now visible menagerie of greens that make up her complection. Dorothy's freckles are very visible, and the only downside to this clarity is that you can really tell how much makeup was caked onto Judy Garland's face. And a personal first, I never realized that the farm help at the beginning of the movie are actually Dorothy's 3 companions during the rest of the film (although this has more to do with my ineptitude and less with the film itself).Overall, Warner Bros. have really done this film justice with this restoration, and they most certainly have struck a goldmine, as any fan would be a fool not to buy this version of the film. Steelbook optional, of course.

Great classic film great to watch i have saw this many a time just had to buy to watch again

My 7 year old watched this for the first time and it was as magical for her as it was for me, 40 years ago! I’m delighted to own it now through Prime. Classic children’s movie without today’s special effects, just has something special about it.