Movie Review

     Today, I am going to write the movie review about "The Wizard of Oz".

This movie is made in 1937 by Frank Baum. Because it was publish in 19th century, some of the film has no color in it. This movie has lots of educations and leaderships. The movie uses many characters and creativity, which makes the movie interesting.

     The genre of this movie is classic fiction or fantasy. The characters are Dorothy, a lion, a tic man, the wizards, the dog,Toto, a scare crow, Aunt Em, Uncle Henry, and munchkins  Dorothy wants to go back to her home after she comes to munchkins'  land. A lion wants to have courage because he has lots of fears. A tic man wants heart, and a scare crow wants a brain.

As a movie starts, the tornado starts to blow and Dorothy falls down, imagines the world of munchkins.

 In the world of munchkins  she saw a kind and beautiful wizard. The kind wizard gave her a pair of red shoes that has a magical power for the protection. Dorothy runs to find the way to go out. She met a lion, a tic man, and a scare crow. They wanted to go with Dorothy. While they were finding the way to go out, an evil and ugly wizard makes her workers to capture Dorothy. The lion, the tic man, and the scare crow goes to her castle to save Dorothy. After they rescue her, they met a man and the kind wizard. The man and a kind wizard help them to achieve their goals. As Dorothy goes back to her home by the kind wizard's help, the movie ends. The settings of this movie are the evil wizard's castle, in Dorothy's home(In Census) and in her farm.

     In think that this movie is very romantic and good because it is very educational and creative. however, I think that it was too childish for me to watch the movie. If someone becomes the age of 12 like me, they want to see something like nonfiction movies. There are lots of leaderships in the movie. Dorothy, the main character leads the group by her great leaderships. Also, she have been very brave to lead the group and fight against the evil wizard. I wish that I could be like Dorothy too! Thank you.