Judy Garland

makes MGM 's production sheer filth and putrefaction? The Wizard of Oz is a horrible movie because of innumerable audio problems, terrible continuity editing skills, and copious cockamamie mistakes. Primarily, The Wizard of Oz focuses on Dorothy (Judy Garland), a young, beautiful girl from Kansas, who is taken, along with her dog Toto (Terry),

Traditionally, animated films have been made for and consumed by children, with the plotlines and themes being relatively basic and forthright. However, recent years have seen the release of animated films that explore significantly more adult themes and thought provoking ideas. Perhaps the most confronting example of adult themes in an animated film is in 2016’s ‘Zootopia’. The film forces viewers to think about concepts such as racial segregation, nature vs. nurture and the debilitating effect

In today’s society, people are told to follow the trends and to not stray too far away from society, however, Judy Garland, famous actor and singer, once said, “Always be a first rate version of yourself and not a second rate version of someone else.” Judy Garland’s view of people, society and herself are similar to the poems “The Soul Selects Her Own Society” by Emily Dickinson and “In Paths Untrodden” by Walt Whitman in that people should focus more on being individual than following what society

Movies have been made ever since the 1890’s. However, there can only be one, true, best movie of all time. Everyone has their own opinion on it. I believe that The Wizard of Oz, of course the one made in 1939, is the best movie of all time because of ratings, the message it sent to people of all ages, and how well it was put together for a movie made in the early 1940’s. The Wizard of Oz from 1939 has the best rating for any movie made. Rotten Tomato has this movie at the top of their list for “Top

He described in details their reactions and his attempts to gain their trust. This prompted me to think about a feral cat I had befriended as a teenager, I named her “Mewsette.” In homage to animated character that Judy Garland portrayed in “Gay Pur-ee”. Unbeknownst to me, Mewsette was a pregnant feral cat. Like Randy, it didn’t take long before I gained her trust. Once that trust was earned, there was an undeniable bond between us as well. In that being said, it prompted

through media that there is a distinctive look stars are so supposed to possess, this can be associated with a character’s gender, sexuality or race. Lee goes so far as literally making the depiction of both rivalry groups’ face Hattie McDaniel and Judy Garland. What I found particular interesting when observing this scene and the racial ambiguity the musical score shared is the “bad hair” characters are compared to Mammy in “Gone with the

During the mid-1940s, America was weary of the future. Franklin D. Roosevelt had just died and so had World War II. Truman was beginning his term as president and so came the Cold War with Russia. Russia, a communist country, was building nuclear weapons and we were convinced they were to come down on us at any moment. The U.S. did not trust Russia in the least bit. Russia had been working on nuclear weapons as well as spreading communism to China. The term “duck and cover” became an American staple

Old Hollywood was revered for its glamour, elegance, innovation, and stars. One thing it was not well-known for, though, was its diversity. Its stars were mostly beautiful white performers, all glamorous and talented in their own right, but nevertheless, all the same. Due to the obvious racism of the time period, culture, and of Hollywood itself, African-American actors tended to take a backseat, no matter how talented they were. Furthermore, even when they did have their opportunity to perform,

Girl, and the camera crew was gone before she even made it to the stage. Nobody even said anything to me, they were just gone. The loss left me devastated. Many people believed that I should have won the award. In 1962, the first episode of The Judy Garland Show aired. CBS offered me $24 million to make my show a weekly television series. I took the offer, and the show was very successful. However, the show only lasted one season, which had a very bad effect on me financially. My last film was titled

Since the times of ancient Greece the stars have been looked at with wonder. It was in the stars that they told stories and in the stars that they found their gods. And still today, it would seem,the stars shine awfully bright. Today the stars blind us. The form seemingly perfect constellations. But these constellations hold dead stars light years away. Our stars, our celebrities have been put on a pedestal higher than we think. These people are worshipped like deities, there is a strive to match