OzLand Page #2
- Year:
- 2014
- 105 min
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enjoy life while it lasts.
Ready?
Touchdown!
- You know who
could live forever?
The scarecrow.
A farmer made him out of straw,
and put him on a pole in
the middle of a field,
He doesn't need to
eat, drink, or sleep.
He doesn't have
any brains though,
he's gonna go find the
wizard to get him some.
- There's no such thing
as a man who doesn't have
to eat, drink or sleep.
Or one that can walk
and talk with no brains.
- There is in ozland.
- Ozland isn't real, it's
just something someone
made up to entertain people.
- I know.
But, what if?
She's pretty.
- Thanks.
- You'll like this part,
Dorothy and the
scarecrow found this man
called the tin woodman,
he got caught out
in the rain so he was all
stiff, but they found some oil
he could move and talk again.
Uhm, here!
Then I made up my mind that
instead of living alone
I would marry, so that i
might not become lonely.
There was one of
the munchkin girls
who was so beautiful that I soon
grew to love her
with all my heart.
But the girl lived with
an old woman who did not
want her to marry anyone.
So the old woman went to the
wicked witch of the east,
and promised her
two sheep and a cow,
if she would prevent
the marriage.
Thereupon the wicked
witch enchanted my ax,
and when I was chopping
away at my best one day,
the ax slipped all at once
and cut off my left leg.
- Ouch.
- Yeah, every time
he swings his ax,
he cuts off another
piece of his body,
so he has to go to a...
A tinsmith, to get a
new one made outta tin.
But I little knew how
She thought of a new
way to kill my love for
the beautiful munchkin maiden,
and made my axe slip again,
so that it cut right
through my body,
splitting me in two halves.
Once more the tinsmith
came to my help
and made me a body of tin.
But, alas, I had now no heart,
so that I lost all my love
for the munchkin girl,
I suppose she is still
living with the old woman,
waiting for me to
come after her.
- That's sad.
- Yeah, but he's gonna get
a new heart from the wizard.
- You should get some sleep,
you've had none since our break.
- "I shall take the heart,"
returned the tin woodman.
"For brains do not
make one happy,
"and happiness is the
best thing in the world."
- Hey, don't go too far.
- I won't.
- Hey leif, I think
it's time we get moving.
Leif?
Hey leif?
- I got you.
- Where were you?
You scared me, don't
ever do that again.
- Really, I scared you?
Ah, that's great!
Dorothy met a lion in the woods,
he would roar to scare people,
even though he was a coward.
- A coward?
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