L’histoire est la suite des aventures de Dorothy qui retourne à Oz pour délivrer ses habitants de la cruelle pricesse Momby et de ses terribles serviteurs. Momby possède l’effroyable pouvoir de changer de visage à volonté. Dorothy sera aidé dans sa quête par un robot métallique, un âne volant et une citrouille poltronne. Elle finira par vaincre la terrible princesse et rendra la liberté aux habitants du monde de Oz.
Duree : 113 minutes
Date de sortie 23/10/1985
TrueBudget : $25,000,000.00
Chiffre d’affaires : $11,137,801.00
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Slogan : Découvrez un monde hors du commun
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<em>'Return to Oz'</em> is alright, I personally didn't enjoy it though. I did like the horror edge it has to it for the first portion of the film, it's something I wasn't necessarily expecting so it was pleasing to see. That's about all I did rate from this though, with Oz itself not looking as magical as it should while the non-human characters are boring to me. Talking of the onscreen lot, Jean Marsh as Princess Mombi is the only performance I felt entertained by - she's very good. Away from her, there's not much to note. Fairuza Balk is solid in the role of Dorothy, nothing really to say about her other than she does an OK job; considering her age. The Wheelers are kinda interesting, they do look cool. It's a shame they don't make use of Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion and Tin Man - the latter I'm actually glad they didn't, given how awful his design was. I get why they don't feature more, given the source material, but it feels a needless change-up especially with Billina, Tik-Tok and Jack Pumpkinhead being so lame. I read that this is apparently true to the original book series, which is respectable. However, the point of a film is to make it a good film first and foremost - this doesn't quite do that in my opinion. Each to their own, of course!