#Wizard of Oz 1939

[leeshabeth90]

[the-patchwork-girl-of-oz]

Wizard of Oz, 1939: turns an entire woman bright green, permanently altering the way witches are portrayed in pop culture and media, just to take advantage of technicolor.

Also Wizard of Oz 1939:

[goldiesay]

Rewatched one of my childhood movies❤️

[surrender-souls]

TWO OF THEM

[twistthescript]

June Doe 2024: DAY 19- Crossover

I am so, super excited to bring this to y'all! This the first of many crossovers I have planned, and while this is only one chapter for June Doe, it will gain plenty more before this fic is done. I hope you enjoy... but don't forget to stay tuned for more...

Ride A Cyclone (We're Not in Kansas Anymore…): Rated T; Dorothy was surrounded by voices that she had never heard before… Even so, it was far from the strangest thing that happened to her today.

@june-doe-2024

[tawneybel]

Finally finished Godspell after starting it around Easter. I wondered why it was giving me vaguely Sesame Street, The Wiz, and The Warriors vibes, then I realized it’s because they're all filmed in 1970s New York. 😓

(Or at least originally filmed then and there, in the Street's case.)

Anyway, the movie has its problems, but the Pharisees’ design is amazing.

Push brooms for eyes, trash bags for apparel, tubing for a mouth, and rakes for arms. Very urban. They look better in the movie proper.

Sorry for the gif quality. There was like only one video of this scene on YouTube. But honestly, the rakes are way creepier than Freddy’s Krueger’s mitts and his occupation is “dream pervert.”

It reminds me that one of the things I liked about The Wiz was that it’s basically a Wizard of Oz AU instead of just being a straight remake.

Instead of the twister taking Ross!Dorothy to a village then having her travel through countryside and woods to a city then a castle, she’s still in a city setting. But it remains fantastical throughout the whole journey.

Anyway, I just love gushing about monster designs and fantasy settings and I already discussed The Wiz lol.

[oliviaalexandraamores]

Glinda the Good Witch in the Land of Oz 💖

[idkwhattocallmyselfwh]

"Why are you so excited for wicked?"

Me:

[ariel-seagull-wings]

Harold Ramis On THE WIZARD OF OZ

@bixiebeet @spengnitzed @amalthea9 @themousefromfantasyland @professorlehnsherr-almashy

[moonlytecosplay]

Three times 👠👠👠

[roseofoz]

Saw a screening of The Wizard of Oz (1939) earlier today and it is breathtaking on the big screen

[leeshabeth90]

[the-patchwork-girl-of-oz]

This song is so much sadder when you know what it’s about

[goldiesay]

I found out about the b-plot, and decided to make a comic based on it

[movie-gifs]

The Wizard of Oz (1939) dir. Victor Fleming

[twistthescript]

June Doe 2024 Masterlist [Days 16-30]:

Here's another list that will get updated throughout the month of June Doe. With these, the title, rating, pairing (if any), basic tags, and summary will be included. If a fic contains any content warnings, those will be included too. [SOME OF THESE WILL BE CROSS POSTED ONTO OTHER MASTERLISTS]

16. Embrace the New… But Don't Forget the Lion: Rated G; Family Fluff; POSSIBLE CONTENT WARNINGS: Brief alludes to murder and funerals; Young Penny moves in full-time with her Uncle Karnak. She meets a new friend as she adjusts.

17. Owned!!!: Rated G; SPACEDOLLS; DRABBLE; Fluff and Humor; Ricky Potts was the King of Mario Kart… until Jane came along.

18. Circus Clowns and Picasso Paintings: Rated G; DRABBLE; Fluff and Humor; Makeup isn’t gendered… but Noel is far superior in skill to the three ladies in the choir.

19. Ride A Cyclone (We're Not in Kansas Anymore…): Rated T; CROSSOVER; Hurt/Comfort; Dorothy was surrounded by voices that she had never heard before… Even so, it was far from the strangest thing that happened to her today.

20. The True Meaning of Christmas… According to Noel: Rated T; Crude Humor; The excerpt from Waiting for Godot had become a Christmas tradition, thanks to Noel. Jane should’ve guessed that sharing it with the choir (Ocean) a second time would have been a little more challenging.

21. Ocean Would Like to Live, Thank You; Rated G; DRABBLE; Fluff and Humor; Out of all the summer traditions known to mankind, Ocean thought drinking from the water hose was the worst.

22. Mischa vs Funnel Cake: Rated G; DRABBLE; Fluff and Humor; Mischa hasn’t had a funnel cake before. Noel is determined to fix that.

23. Ocean Isn't Perfect… And That's Okay; Rated G; PERFECTDOLLS; Hurt/Comfort, Tooth-Rotting Fluff; “Okay… we got this. You and me up here…” Ocean mumbled. Of course, it was the most important day of her life- and she couldn’t even manage to write the speech.

24. The Truth of Friendship; Rated G; Childhood Memories; Ocean finds a photo in an old scrapbook that she and Constance put together… many, many years ago. It brings back fond memories.

25. до мати, від син; Rated G; POETRY/DRABBLE; Bittersweet; Mischa remembers Ukraine and his dear mother, Tamara.

26. Even Rats Get Funerals… Jane Insists: Rated T; PERFECTDOLLS; Fluff and Hurt/Comfort; “But where do you want to bury him? The floors are ninety percent wooden and I’m not lifting up a floorboard for that-” She grimaced, gesturing to the rat in Jane’s hands. “Virgil.” Jane interrupted. “... Virgil…” Ocean corrected. “-to rot.”

27. Of Chairs and Love Letters: Rated G; Family Fluff; It only took Father Louis P. Marcus three (five) times of telling Mischa Bachinski to get off of his phone to discover who he was.

28. The Opposite of a Dream: Rated G; Insecurities/Fluff; The choir finds a copy of 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' in the warehouse and decides to put it on. Jane discovers an insecurity.

29. Actions Have Consequences, You Know?: Rated T; Mystery and Horror; Ocean shrunk within herself, unease beginning to take root. “Y-you are?” She stammered. That was Penny Lamb. Karnak told them that... before she sprinted through the portal herself.

30. We’re Wheelin’ Now!: Rated G; DOUBLE DRABBLE; Humor; Ocean says something a little stupid. Ricky gets some payback… in the best way possible.

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