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Return to Oz. 1985 / Walter Murch

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K0dama5 months ago

This movie is a fever dream

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Timmy D'Arnay5 months ago

When Disney was making real movies and not slop with big stars.

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Unpopular Satoshi 🌴🥥5 months ago

I never knew this exists

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Doiletta5 months ago

unlocked

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djsaleté 🍉🐐5 months ago

I don’t think I’ve ever seen this 🤯

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Gorkandoss5 months ago

No 😤

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2BYA-Visible Time5 months ago

Very good scene, it would have been even better if Dorothy had suddenly grown up, like happened in the "Lost King of Oz" book.

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