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In Case You Missed This…The Restoration Of ‘The Wizard Of Oz’

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In Case You Missed This…The Restoration Of ‘The Wizard Of Oz’

This is a follow up on the Oz picture posted yesterday and a reminder that here at EOAG…the comments are the MOST AMAZING you will find anywhere! If you are not paying attention to them, you are missing A LOT! Many comments are from industry pros that were or are involved with these shows and events, and others come from people with a deep knowledge and interest on our subject matter. THANKS to ALL that share these rare insights, anecdotes and experiences with us, and to Glenn Mack for this great clip. Enjoy, share and read the comments! -Bobby Ellerbee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-6MYP0RxTI&feature=youtu.be

This featurette discusses the video and audio digital restoration of Victor Fleming’s 1939 classic “The Wizard of Oz”. Source: “The Wizard of Oz” disc one of…

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9 responses to “In Case You Missed This…The Restoration Of ‘The Wizard Of Oz’”

  1. Wally Roper

    If technology can make the original pop then it is OK…not only that, it makes it available to all at a reasonable cost. YAY!

  2. Terry Drymon

    But this must be why i had nightmayers of tornados when i was a kid Did any one else have the same thing from watching it every year on tv ?

  3. Glenn Mack

    Speaking of hair in the film gate, I don’t mean to go off topic, but this is funny. Typical Tex Avery.

    http://youtu.be/rGP5xhF46B4

  4. Ivan Suplee White

    WOW! This restoration segment is fascinating!

  5. David Ralph

    ever since i was little ive always enjoyed this movie and to this day its one of my favorite movies.

  6. Clark Humphrey

    The documentary featurette itself is almost a decade ago, from a time when Warner and other studios still sold enough discs to support this kind of work.

  7. Joe McMillan

    I have the 3D VERSION AMAZING

  8. John Roger Bolin

    Go out and buy the Bluray 4K restoration of this movie. The technical revelations are amazing. As is the case with many pictures of this era, they almost never got made. The bonus materials are almost more interesting than the movie itself. This was released on Aug 25, 1939 and Gone with the Wind Jan 17, 1940. Victor Fleming was a director on each. The full story of the production of OZ is fascinating.

  9. Alex Streyer

    What a great story! We’re not in Kansas anymore. These are real Wizards! Thanks for sharing!!

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