The Wizard of Oz

Continuity mistake: Dorothy sees Toto run off and cries, "He got away! He got away!" Her right arm is lowered, but in the next shot it's suddenly raised. (01:14:32)

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Revealing mistake: As the Witch appears through a door and walks down a set of steps, right before she says "Well, ring-around the Rosie," her flesh-coloured legs are visible, not green coloured.

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Revealing mistake: The Lollipop Guild's bald caps and face makeup to hide them, especially the ones on the sides, are very, very obvious.

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Continuity mistake: When Dorothy wakes up, Toto jumps on the bed. She hugs him while he faces the left side, and she says, "Toto, we're home." A shot later, he is facing the right side.

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Dorothy: How can you talk if you haven't got a brain?
Scarecrow: I don't know. But some people without brains do an awful lot of talking, don't they?

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Trivia: The "tornado" was a thirty-five foot long muslin stocking, photographed with miniatures of a Kansas farm and fields.

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Question: Did Dorothy really go to Oz or was it a dream? Because, in return to Oz at the end, she sees Ozma (the good witch in her mirror) or was that just her imagination/a dream too?

Answer: In the film it's left ambiguous. At the end it's strongly implied that she was dreaming. The characters she meets all look like people she actually knows. In the original book, she actually went to Oz.

Answer: Return to Oz was not a direct sequel to the 1939 film. One was developed by Disney and the other by MGM. Return to Oz is actually an adaptation-fusion of the second and third Oz books, that contains elements from the 1939 film (like the Ruby slippers and the Oz/Kansas counterparts) because that's what people are most familiar.

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