Review of The Wizard of Oz (1939) by Juan Carlo V — 09 Feb 2013

Somewhere over the rainbow...Everything under the sun is in tune....There's no place like home...But the sun is eclipsed by the moon!

I cannot help myself thinking of this as just an one-part side magical-musical spectacle, so sentimental and nostalgic that proves to be Old Hollywood's most Beautiful film ever, but there will never be like Oz again; Or, oh my dear companions ,it can also be seen as second-part side of the companion of a physiological-madness of horror color, as long as seen with Pink Floyd's Greatest Musical Achievement, thy great chaos was created by public obsession, It is already a great Musical feast, Over the Rainbow can be argued by me as the greatest intro song on a film, and such massive spectacle still is golden eccentric narrative at its purest form ... and dumb of me to say, it can also be the most twisted film of all time.