“ The Movie was great, as always. I was transported back to the many many times that I've seen the film, once even in a movie theater around 1960 when I was 10. It is surprising how much one missed when watching a movie like that on a 12-inch TV screen. I saw some of the background scenes in Munchkin land that were so colorful and clear. The colors were brilliant and many things looked like they were made of candy. The crystal ball used by the "Wicked Witch of the West" reminded me of the coming invention of TV. You could see all the expressions on the "little people's" faces and the flying monkeys looked like a real species. Judy Garland was a great Actress and Bert Lahr was born to be the "Cowardly Lion." The audience was attentive and someone yelled at another person who was ignorantly checking her messages on a cell phone, the light was harsh. There were few children in the audience. It would have been nicer still if the sound recordings were high def too, if that is possible ”