Wizard of Oz
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As Dorothy is picking up the apples, she comes across a Tin Woodsman (Jack Haley). He mumbles something which they interpret to mean that he wants them to oil his mouth. Once they do, he starts speaking clearly. He tells them that "'Bout a year ago I was chopping that tree and suddenly it began to ran, and right in the middle of a chop, I rusted solid." | As Dorothy is picking up the apples, she comes across a Tin Woodsman (Jack Haley). He mumbles something which they interpret to mean that he wants them to oil his mouth. Once they do, he starts speaking clearly. He tells them that "'Bout a year ago I was chopping that tree and suddenly it began to ran, and right in the middle of a chop, I rusted solid." | ||
| − | When Dorothy says "Well you are perfect now", the Woodsman complains that "the tinsmith forget to give me a heart." He then launches into the | + | When Dorothy says "Well you are perfect now", the Woodsman complains that "the tinsmith forget to give me a heart." He then launches into the movie's next song-and-dance with ''If I Only Had A Heart''. Now the Scarecrow and Dorothy offer that the Tin Woodsman should come with them to see the Wizard. |
| − | Now the Witch appears and threatens the two men, throwing a fireball at the Scarecrow, and then | + | Now the Witch appears and threatens the two men, throwing a fireball at the Scarecrow, and then vanishes again in a cloud of red smoke. The men however, stick by Dorothy. And they all go singing and dancing down the road. |
In the next scene, they are in a dark forest and feeling frightened, when suddenly a lion appears and threatens them. | In the next scene, they are in a dark forest and feeling frightened, when suddenly a lion appears and threatens them. | ||
