We get drunk and watch The Wizard of Oz (1939) 

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Fun facts about the movie: 1. The original tin man actor got lead poisoning from face paint and was in hospital. 2. The snow that made them fall asleep was asbestos. 3. Lion costume was made from an actual lion hide and weighed about 90 pounds the actor was always sweating and 2 people had to dry it out each day. 4. Editors wanted to cut over the rainbow song. 5. Toto was paid more than most of the Munchkins 6. The film broke even at the box office.

The director of “The Wizard of Oz” everyday before filming: Some of you may die, but it’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.

I like how Razzle completely neglected the fact that the scarecrow actually did bring a gun with him

My favorite part of the movie was when Dorthy said “we’re not in Kansas anymore, we’re in Africa, by Toto.”

Being a fan of razzle is like being a fan of 1982 Africa by Toto

Did they really miss how Scarecrow literally brought a revolver to kill the witch?

Little details like their pics being in sepia in the beginning and then turning color with the movie are why I love Razzle

“This guy kinda reminds me of Jesus Christ” ok I actually howled at that wtf

I’m surprised they didn’t freak out when the scarecrow was holding a fucking REVOLVER

"Yo, Mistah White, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore" had me in agony, you guys never miss.

Fun fact: They couldn't send the Munchkin army with her for two reasons 1. The Munchkins are actually a peaceful people 2. There is a spell cast over Oz. Nobody can die unless it is an accident or an act of nature. This is is exactly why Dorothy was able to kill both witches. She didn't mean to do it. 3. You can actually rewrite this piece of lore since TWOz is in public domain. You can make the setting as gritty or metal as you'd like to. You can do anything with it, in fact. The book anyway

Fun fact about Professor Marvel's vest, it turned out it actually belonged to the original writer of Wizard of Oz, it was just found in a thrift shop!

I’m sure someone already said it but, Margret Hamilton, the woman who plays the witch, caught on fire in the munchkin land scene. Not only did she suffer burns but they also had to put alcohol on her to get the paint off. She took about 2 months off then came back to record. But the test screening showed that kids where so scared of the witch that they cut roughly 50% of the scenes she did. Margret Hamilton is a fucking champ man.

'Look they gave Chewbacca a medal' is the best line of this

“This is 1939, Jesus ain’t around yet” killed me.

Razzle: "They should've brought guns!" Scarecrow at 16:04 casually holding a revolver:

I think my favorite part was the references to the “WICKED WITCH OF THE EAST, BRO!” meme. Always got a chuckle outta me.

Seeing Razzle do a classic like this makes me want to see them do something like Casablanca or Gone with the Wind sometime down the road

The behind the scenes for this movie is insane. The dog was actually paid more than the dwarves. The dog was paid $125 and the others were paid $50 (both parties got paid per week). Just a lot of crazy shit.

I love how every time they quote the "SHE CAME DOWN IN A BUBBLE, DOUG" video, it plays the video next to their face. Especially when they all say different parts of it at once, and they still layer the videos on top of each other, one after the other. Great editing, and I laughed a lot

In the books, “The Tin-Man”, he was actually called “The Tin Woodsman”, so his name actually explains why he exists

Imma need you guys to watch The Queen’s Corgi now. This is non-negotiable.

Why is no one talking about the transition between Alan singing “Africa” by Toto to Ben singing “Carry on my Wayward Son” by Kansas?!?? That shit was comedic genius! 1:19

This might just be the most chaotic commentary you guys have done yet and I'm here for it

The Wicked Witch of the West taking legal action against Dorothy is one of the greatest things to come from this

12:08 canonically he had a enchanted axe that cur him up bit by but, and he replaced his parts with tin. At one point in the series he goes back to find his love from when he was human, meets another tin man who came into existence the same ways, they found the girl and she was married to a man made from their cast of parts. OZ books are wild.

Fun fact about the "I'll miss you most of all" line. Dorothy and the scarecrow's real-world counterpart were originally supposed to be romantically attracted to one another, but it was cut from the film except there were small bits and pieces still left such as that line in the film. So you can also say since she was attracted to the real-world counterpart, she was also attracted to the scarecrow in the dream world.

If anyones curious there is lore behind the tin man. He was a woodsman whose axe was cursed. When he went to use it he systematically chopped off parts of his body and replaced them with metal until his entire body was all tin.

Fun facts that Banjo Kazooie missed: 1. The actor that plays the Scarecrow was originally going to be the Tin Man, replacing the original actor that got a severe allergic reaction from the aluminum powder used to make himself look like he was made of tin, but when the actor learned that he was not planned to play the Scarecrow, he got so pissed off that he went to the casting manager and demanded to be recast as the Scarecrow, because in the stage plays he has been in, he is thin enough to be a scarecrow, and he can dance as if he were light as a feather. 2. When the movie got the actor that played the Tin Man, they learned from the original actor's poisoning incident and opted not to use aluminum powder again, instead, they used aluminum paste to simulate the actor being made of tin. 3. The producer of this movie wanted to make a movie adaptation of The Wizard of Oz ever since he was a kid reading The Wizard of Oz book. He also wanted to be the director of this movie, but learned that being both a producer and director is too big of a responsibility for him, so he settled with being the movie's producer. 4. There is a "Wizard of Oz" Super Nintendo game, it was created way back in 1993.

I think Alan seeing Oz the Great and Powerful in the theater is the most Alan thing he's ever done.

Fun fact: my mother, while working at Budget Rent-a-Car Miami in the 80s, met the guy who played the coroner munchkin and his wife.

Sad they never noticed Scarecrow brought a gun to the fight. He came prepared lol

This was the most unexpected thing for them to watch and I love it so much. This one's a classic that transcends generations and I can't think of a better way than to relive it drunk with the boys! This is truly a commentary for the ages!

Everytime Toto is running to catch up with Dorothy down the Yellow Brick Road: "It's gonna take a lot to drag me away from you".

The part where the Razzle cast cheers when Glinda announces the witch is dead, is exactly how Twitter reacted to Elizabeth's death lmao

That whole: "I want a tail" "do you?" "yeah" "am I furry now?" dialog at 17:34 is both relatable and the answer is most likely yes.

19:25 ok, now I REALLY want to see a drunk script reading with Allen as the Cowardly Lion

It’s honestly pretty hard for me to watch anything Judy Garland anymore. For whatever reason I somehow went down a black hole of Judy Garland stories and info like 2 years back, and I just feel so bad for her. Now whenever I see something of hers it just puts me in a sad mood thinking of all the shit she went through.

I’m glad that Razzle showed me the “SHE WAS THE WICKED WITCH OF THE EAST BRO” clip, and now I can’t stop laughing at it

I’d love to see how they react to a silent film

“HE WAS A LAWYER DOUG, HE HAD A SUIT AND CASE AND EVERYTHING” “Im gona sue him” “ARE YOU GONA TELL ME IM WRONG?!”

For those of you who don't know, they nearly fucking killed the main cast of this film multiple times; cigarettes and meth for Dorothy, Silver poisoning for the Tin Man, heat stroke for the Cowardly Lion, The Wicked Witch ostracized and burned alive, and the Scarecrow... I can't even mention what they did to him.

So the reason the Tin Man exists (which they never get into in the movie) is because he was once a woodman, made of flesh like anyone else, but fell in love with the Witch of the Easts ward. So she enchanted his woodaxe to cut off one of his limbs each time he went out to chop, and each time he'd go to a tin Smith and have him make a replacement limb out of tin. One day the axe split him right down the middle and he had to wait for the smith to come along and replace the rest of him with tin (I think. That's how I remember it). Of course, the smith either forgot to forgot to make him a replacement heart, or wasn't able to.

Nothing screams that you're not a stoner like thinking that it makes you hallucinate

You guys should get drunk and read the Wizard of Oz script in cosplay for a live stream!

The guy who played the cowardly lion did not nearly die in that costume of heat stroke multiple times just for you to say he looks worse than Cats

Fun Fact: This whole film only adapted the *first half* of the *first book* with an altered ending. Later books not only show that Oz is real but Dorothy becomes a princess with her family living in Oz with her.

Interesting fact (I don’t know if it was said already): The tornado shots in the movie was actually a practical effect. What the did was they made a miniature set on a large stage for the setting. And for the tornado they used a wind sock made of muslin. And as it was spinning on a pendulum on the top and bottom of the stage, they threw dirt at it to replicate that effect. It was the most costliest scene in the movie. (If I am wrong on some of these facts please feel feee to correct me)

5:35 This is actually masterful Cinematography, writing, and production design. The black and white of the normal world contrasts with the vibrant color of the new/weird world, so we feel like we stepped into another world. Tim Burton does this all the time.

first they time travelled back to their middle school days, now they time travel to 1939 to make this commentary? what can’t razzle do?

This is way more entertaining than a Wizard of Oz commentary should be

In the book, a tin man was once a real man who fell in love with the witch's hand maiden. So the whitch cursed the man's 🪓 to slowly cut off each of his limbs, causing him to individually replace all of them with tin, causing him to become the tin man.

I can feel it Lou, this is going to be the best commentary.

Okay now I want them to watch Oz that they mentioned… just to send em to extra trippy dimension

Razzle NEED to watch the Return to Oz. This movie is a frikin feverish nightmare. With the roller monsters, the room with all the women's head and the worst that still haunt my dream : Dorothy in a asylum being electrocuted. That is so messed up. But, they could do soooooo many jokes with that movie and see why it ruined my childhood😂 Love your videos by the way!!❤❤

So, I did as I promised. I synced this review right at 0:26, right at the frame that you start to see the merch ad, to Pink Floyd´s "Dark side of the Moon". [First Loop] (1:49) As soon Dorothy appears on scene, the guitar on "Speak to Me/Breathe" starts playing. (2:58) Lyrics start as Zach starts speaking, like the moment he opens his mouth. (4:40) Right when the Better Call Saul jokes commence, next song starts. As we see on screen the tornado happening, "On the Run" fits perfectly, especially (5:13), with this helicopter motor like sounds. (6:18) Everyone shouts "Woah!" right when this firing sounds start. (7:17) Everyone laughs as a loud helicopter motor sounds. (7:50-8:15) On this timestamp, Ryan´s talk about courts and suing syncs flawlessly with the ominous silence at the end of "On the Run". (8:54) A the frame, and I swear, the frame Zach Braff´s twitter is shown on screen, the first "Dun" of "Time" sounded. (11:14) As we zoom in on Alan´s beautiful bald face I´m greeted with the epic chorus, as the lyrics go "Tired of lying in the sunshine". (12:24) Not too big, but I found funny how the head-bangs synced with song. (14:15) When Emerald City appears, another chorus triumphantly plays as perfect background score. (15:11) "Surrender Dorothy" is read, as we hear "The Great Gig in the Sky". The sad/melancholic piano fits perfectly with the distress Emerald City residents start feeling by the threat. (16:13) Zach slow zoom in fits perfectly with one "Woaaaaaaaah!" from The Great Gig. (17:51) Yet another perfect background music moment. As the woahs start becoming more calm and prolonged the Wicked Witch starts screaming in pain and dies. [First Loop Ends] [Second Loop] (0:00) Literally the exact frame when Alan munches that chilli dog, "Money" starts playing. Like the moment he bits it, the first "Cha-ching" of the song plays. Needless to say throughout 0:00 to 0:45 this song fits superbly. Unfortunately after that there´s no sync, however I did found funny that as the singer goes: "Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash", the Razzle crew is talking about drinking Piña Colada straight from the bottle. (From 7:51 to 8:23) "Us And Them" fits very nicely as a background soundtrack throughout the review. (9:19) As Ryan says "Bro", the "Us And Them" grand chorus begins. (14:15) Emerald City once again is accompanied by a triumphant-like chorus the frame it appears. (17:37) The Witches laugh triggers the next song "Any Colour You Like". (18:56-19:31) Perfect sync with Dorothy saying goodbye to everyone. (19:49) Minor but funny. Right as this timestamp hits, I hear Roger Waters say "You make the change" which was hilarious for me as the video looped for one more time. [Second Loop Ends] [Third and Final Loop] (0:24) Song kicks in perfectly the frame Alan puts that chilli dog in his mouth. (2:07) As they say "Dog Sh*t", is at the final song "Eclipse" and it that precise moment, the lyrics go "And all that you give". (3:46) The Album ends, and so, I conclude my fun little experiment with this video.

dimadome had me dead. I'm surprised no one saw the scarecrow with a gun tho

Best line so far, "Is 1939, Jesus wasn't around yet." Hahaha

7:00 Pictured: The Irish reacting to the news of Queen Elizabeth's death

Fun Fact, like with Charlie and the Chocolate Factoey, Kevin Feige ALSO hid Stanley Tucci in all of the munchkins shots as well. He's jaut that ahead of the times, he's just that good. Ps: one of my favourite commentarys of yours, great job.

I have had the ultimate dreadful day and I'm barely functioning and I love love love this movie and I'm tiredly CACKLING over the "GROW UP" and "GIBBY' jokes. All of the riffs are so well-paced and witty, just one banger after another. This might be my new favourite Razzle video and the best one yet.

Hey Razzle! Fun fact: I’m actually distantly related to Judy Garland on my mom’s side! Judy Garland plays Dorothy

Not a single drop of simping and yet this was absolute chaos and hilarious, these boys are legends

12:25 the funny thing is, in the original book - the Tin man was a real person who was gradually turned into tin by the wicked witch of the east. Thus making that meme very appropriate.

If someone told you this wasn’t going to be great, somebody lied.

4:41 missed opportunity for a “That’s our glider” joke.

I just want to say that y'all have such great chemistry, and I enjoy joining the monkey laugh crowd when it happens lol

Lion: "Look, I ain't no simp. That witch can have her. I'm going back"

I have to say, I've never laughed so genuinely at something offhand like Ryan's "I'm no Superman" followed by "I'm a monkey man"

Wait, wait, so if Ryan is Tin Man, Ben is Scarecrow, and Alan is Cowardly Lion... then is Zach DOROTHY??!!! Out of all the boys, HE'S lil' miss ruby slippers?! I can't believe it! XD

I'm surprised that not very many people have noticed that the scarecrow had a gun in this movie.

9:36. Don’t worry, the gatekeeper of the Emerald City has a gun. And at this point, he still knows where the bullets are.

Surprised you guys didn’t notice scarecrow was carrying a revolver when they where near the witches castle

This is the last possible film I expected these boys to cover, but I'll see how it goes

Honestly laughed so hard at the "Bitch, I thought I didn't have a heart" bit.

Fun fact, there was supposed to be a story line where Dorothy and the mechanic guy on Dorothy's family's farm aka who is also the scarecrow were supposed to have a romantic relationship at the end. But Dorothy being a young girl they decided to cut it out. There was also another scene that they happen to recover when the building that held a lot of old Hollywood footage in movies burned down where the scarecrow is singing his song and then he jumps up into the air. Makes me wonder what other footage was there but who knows since the place was burned down and I'm sure a lot was too burned that it's completely gone

“are you a good witch or a bad witch, only bad witches are ugly” and thats the moment I realize Glinda was not a witch but a b!tch *we get drunk and watch rango ft. johnny depp*

I don’t know why but when Ben said “Now He’s Happy” it made me laugh so much

Disappointed they referenced James Franco in Spider Man 2, AND in Oz the Great and Powerful, and didn't make an OZ-Corp joke

You guys should watch Return to Oz for October/Spooky Month. Its absolutely insane

As someone with whimsical nostalgia for the flIm, this was a legendary commentary 🤣

That wicked witch of the east meme has always made me die laughing so having a full video of it had me crying good lord.

I never would have expected that flippin the Wizard of Oz would be my favorite drunk commentary, holy shit this was fun

Shocked Razzle didn’t mention the fact that the Scarecrow had a fucking gun in the movie

"yeah" "oh yeah" "i want a tail" "do ya?" "am i a furry now?" "i think you might be" i love how those dialogues happend in less than 5 seconds and no one ever brings it up ever again cause everyone forgots they happened.

Nobody forget when Scarecrow just suddenly has a gun in one scene.

5:38 when the flint stone gummies kick in

Was not expecting a reference to Toto and Kansas. Love to see it

'a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one' can't wait to watch this!

Instant classic. one of the best most consistently home running Razzle commentaries among an already strong body of work

Huge missed opportunity for “that’s our glider” after “that’s our farm!”

I somehow knew BEFORE they made the joke, that Jesus was gonna be linked with The Scarecrow guy XD

Missed opportunity for a "That's our glider!" bit

Yo i get intoxicated and watch your guys videos. Never do i laugh more than hearing all your references and one off jokes. This maybe drunk me talking but i'm definitely getting on your patreon.

The, "I think I'll miss you most of all." Was a reference to the fact that they were going to have a love story between Dorothy and the scarecrow at one point.

"damn witch, you die like this?" was the funniest part for me lol

Can't wait for oz the great and powerful commentary, or as I call it "Wicked starring Harry Osborne and Meg Griffin"

You guys joke about having a gun, but they have a revolver in the basket

I think this video is proof that the older the movie, the more insane Razzle's commentary for it is.