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by Perry Michael Simon on March 7, 2013
Oz the Great and Powerful hits theaters in the U.S. this weekend, and Nerdist News’ own Dan Casey got a chance to talk about the film with director Sam Raimi and stars James Franco, Rachel Weisz, and Zach Braff.
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“Oz the Great and Powerful” is all smoke and no mirrors, no fantasy, just effects without affect. To be honest, more like Oz the Amiable and Un-threatening. The best, funniest Oz thing I’ve read lately is DA YELLER BRICK ROAD, a revisionist telling of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Uncle Remus. The conceit is it was originally by Remus (who didn’t exist) and then “borrowed and cleaned-up” by Baum. Hilarious and charming. All that “Oz the Great and Powerful” is not.