Curapedi
I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.
Derrick Gibbons
An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.
Lela
The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.
wendymariehowellwmh
They introduce Smith toward the end of Season 1 & then the inventor looks like a Cartoon version of the character Morpheus. If I wanted to watch the Matrix I would turn those movies on. The cartoon has genius artistic design all throughout until it references another Movie. At that point my mind pulled away from entertainment into annoyance. 8 out of 10 shows reference the Matrix movies. It gets old quickly.
akhilagarwal-91553
It was amazing to watch such a good show and for season 3 I think Dorothy should stay with Ojo and west and i hope lengwider will be back again and will try to beat Glinda and will harm Dorothy and her mother in which Dorothy's friend will help them,it will be a fantastic story I love lost in Oz
demona_3
I loved series 1. I hope they come out with a series 2.The animated show is set in a modern, metropolitan Emerald City in which 12-year-old Dorothy Gale II befriends West, a young, street-smart witch grappling with dark temptations, and Ojo, a giant munchkin.After Dorothy discovers a strange green notebook hidden under the floorboards of her house in Kansas, a giant green tornado tears her whole house off its foundation, stranding Dorothy and her dog Toto in the magical land of Oz.Instead of the Yellow Brick Road, there is the Yellow Brick Line, a train system that seems long shuttered and unlikely to take Dorothy anywhere. She soon befriends a sarcastic, street-smart girl named West and a surprisingly big munchkin named Ojo, while also learning of the mechanics of magic and the dire magic shortage in Oz. Before the pilot episode is through, Dorothy will have made some surprising new friends and a potentially dangerous new enemy, losing one opportunity to get home in the process.In the last few episodes of the first season, it is revealed that this series is actually a sequel of sorts to the books as Dorothy's great grandmother is the original Dorothy Gale.
angel-82224
My grandchildren check each time they come over to see if another episode of Lost in Oz has come out. We loved it! (Yes, even me- grandma) We are really hoping to see this become a series! It has been so disappointing to see so many animated series coming out now having sexual innuendos. Lost in Oz showed no evidence of that whatsoever. Our grand daughters were able to relate to a curious little girl with a good heart. I think it is very sad to see so many people with a gift for making children's shows use that gift in such a sexually explicit way. So many of the animated young ladies on these shows are clothed so tacky. Sadly,children so often do desire to imitate what they see. We keep watching the same Lost in Oz pilot over and over again. :) I guess we will continue to do that until the next episode comes out.
