Articles about The Wizard of Oz

The author of "Submarine" on Kubrick vs. Stephen King on "The Shining," and the challenges of book adaptations on film

The film was a moneymaker for MGM, earned mostly good reviews and won two Oscars. It didn't gain iconic status, however, until its TV debut in 1956.

The director director Lynne Ramsay recently got fired off of "Jane Got a Gun." Those in the midst of the situation may be somewhat heartened to learn that this isn't the first time this has happened (nor is it the last). Here's 15 such examples.

Author @OwenKingwriter grouped together eight films - varying in quality from near-classic to the iffy, across genres and plucked from several different decades of cinema, where casting Steve Buscemi could've reaped major dividends.

James Franco and Sam Raimi talk about "Oz The Great and Powerful" and compare it to the 1939 original "Oz" film

The @LATimes dug into their archives to bring you some cool images tied to the film "The Wizard of Oz.

The new "Oz the Great and Powerful" represents just the latest in a series of forgettable Wizard of Oz spin-offs. Why has it been so difficult to successfully revisit the Emerald City?

James Comisar is taking offers for the suit Bert Lahr wore in main scenes of the 1939 film. The sale is to help fund the archivist's planned museum in Phoenix.

So what in God's name was "The Wizard of Oz" really supposed to be about? Here are seven theories

Well, I've just seen Stoker (Which is incredible by the way) and shoes play a significant part in the plot, this got me thinking about the greatest shoes in cinema. Check out the following list...