This chapter is wild, I love it!! Dorothy "you're so beautiful I could love you dearly, can I take you home with me?" Gale is taking a detour along the rainbow brick road.
I wonder if budget concerns meant a crazy scene like this wasn’t even a possibility where the movie was concerned. I feel a lot of the journey that was taken where they met the most interesting people and cultures along the way was sadly left out.
It’s scenes/chapters like this that prove positive why reading a book over watching the movie is so important.
Some day, somebody's going to make another attempt at a big-budget live-action adaptation of this novel. Whoever it is, I dare them to include this chapter -- and to do the dainty china people in stop-motion, not in CGI.
I suddenly have a fierce desire to make a stop motion film of this chapter (please keep in mind I do not make films)
This chapter is wild, I love it!! Dorothy "you're so beautiful I could love you dearly, can I take you home with me?" Gale is taking a detour along the rainbow brick road.
I wonder if budget concerns meant a crazy scene like this wasn’t even a possibility where the movie was concerned. I feel a lot of the journey that was taken where they met the most interesting people and cultures along the way was sadly left out.
It’s scenes/chapters like this that prove positive why reading a book over watching the movie is so important.
Some day, somebody's going to make another attempt at a big-budget live-action adaptation of this novel. Whoever it is, I dare them to include this chapter -- and to do the dainty china people in stop-motion, not in CGI.
This chapter is really messed up, innit? Also, it holds prominence in the Bimetalism Theory.
was the milk also made of china
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I've never thought of that before, that's a good question!