Only a handful of movies span the test of scrutinizing generations like The Wizard of Oz. As a testament, there have even been public showings of the classic, vibrant film alongside the soundtrack of Pink Floyd’s The Wall. Not many films made in the 1930’s have that sort of staying power. But, even the most avid fans of Oz have never seen it like this. On Wednesday, September 23rd at 7:00PM (local time) the film will celebrate its 70th anniversary in theaters nationwide for one night only, and this time, the fantastic tale will be in high-definition picture. Can you imagine the poppy field or the flying monkeys in HD?Wow. NCM Fathom, Warner Home Video and Turner Classic Movies will present the digitally remastered screenings in over 440 movie theaters across the country. Screenings will also feature the documentary To Oz! The Making of a Classic, which looks at how Oz was transformed from the pages of Frank Baum’s classic novel to a truly legendary film. Check the official website to find your closest route to the yellow brick road on September 23rd.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
OZ: Back on the Big Screen
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