[ SECRET POST #6194 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6194 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[(Anonymous)]

I liked Return to Oz tbh, it was creepy. I wouldn't say no to a faithful rendition of the series, but there are other untouched properties that I'd like to see more.

[(Anonymous)]

I have all of the books, original 1917-era hardcovers, except the o.g. Wizard of Oz. Finally read that a few months ago. It tracks with the rest of the books but it's nothing like what people would want if they grew up only knowing the Judy Garland movie.

that said, they're pretty sexist (given the author's time period) and also sadly bereft of real conflict, aside from Glinda Of Oz and I guess Ozma's backstory. They'd be really disappointing as tv-episodes given the sheer amount of "wacky magical scene that has zero lasting impact haha cutsey whimsey" and lack of overarching plotline that isn't "Dorothy (or some other 8 year old girl) goes to a magical place." They were written for 8 year olds. They're dumb, plot-wise. I enjoy them as books set against the backdrop of the time period but they're not genius, they're dumb books for children who can't handle people being hurt more than a scratch on the hand.

[(Anonymous)]

Wicked is kind of it's own thing at this point and I get wanting a movie.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who hates absolutely everything about Wicked:
I think the movie adaptation is a good idea. And I hope it helps boost the possibility of faithful adaptations of the whole OG series.

[(Anonymous)]

Are you the anon who whined about the stage musical having an anti-bullying campaign? No wonder you like the original books, you sound like you're just the right age for them.

[(Anonymous)]

heck yeah a Wicked movie :D

[(Anonymous)]

Here here! And give me my blonde Dorothy!

[(Anonymous)]

She will be African-American, or a Latina.