For the makeup techniques and special effects of that era, this film has done a very good job. The metal and silver texture of the Tin Man's body is done very well, and the green face of the bad witch also has a strange horror because of the immaturity of this stunt. Here, I also pay tribute to the hard work and dedication of the actors.
Enough is also done in terms of color, from Donosey's red shoes to the green walls of the Emerald City, the contrasting colors are impressive.
But Judy Garland didn't impress me too much, because my attention was drawn to the scarecrow, and Ray Bolger's performance was very real, especially when he danced, the details such as the scarecrow's limp hands and feet were all lost. It showed, it was great. Relatively speaking, Jialan's innocence and bravery are in the nature of children, and the lion's performance, probably due to the makeup, is really a bit embarrassing~~
Music, Over the rainbow, is an eternal classic.
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