The best movie that is a musical is "Wizard of Oz," but that's in a category all to itself.

Favorite musical? Oooh, well you cannot go wrong with The Wizard of Oz. I watch it every year with my family.

When I was much younger [it] was my favorite movie. I just loved imagining myself being there with Dorothy and being part of that great adventure she had.

Well, the first movie I ever saw was Wizard of Oz, and that was when I kind of realized that movies — almost in a way — existed, that this other world of movies could be my playground too, and that was definitely probably the movie that fascinated me and entranced me with, hence, Hollywood. Not to be cheesy about it.

Gone With the Wind, and The Wizard of Oz, were two movies that I grew up with and had a lasting effect on me.

Favorite childhood movie? - Wizard of Oz or 16 Candles

I love being behind the scenes. The character I loved most in The Wizard of Oz was the wizard. ’Cause he was behind the curtain.

Rather than watch television, he recently has immersed himself in a trip through some of the greatest films ever made -- from the 2011 Mexican movie Miss Bala to director Victor Fleming's The Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind, which he viewed back-to-back -- as if he wants to quench a raging thirst for the knowledge that will allow him to seize the ring within his grasp.

Favorite Movie: Scream, The Wizard of Oz, Star Wars, Kung Fu Panda 2

“The person I admire the most is Judy Garland. I love her so much. Like most of us, I saw her in The Wizard of Oz when I was a kid, which is still my favorite film with her,” he told UK TV’S Channel 4.

Favourite Film : The Wizard Of Oz

Films don't get much more classic than this. What a cast! Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, the guy who replaced Buddy Epson as the Tin Woodman whose name I always forget, Margaret Hamilton (never been a better Wicked Witch, never will be), Frank Morgan's avuncular rapscallion of a Wizard (MGM wanted W.C. Fields for the role, which would have been a hoot) and of course Judy Garland as Dorothy (MGM wanted Shirley Temple for that role, which would have been… ah… sweet). And we can't forget her little dog Toto. The music is marvelous, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" became one of Garland's greatest hits, and numerous lines from the film have become part of our common culture.

The movie I've seen the most times is.. The Wizard of Oz, probably.

One movie role you would die to play? The Wicked Witch of the West in a remake of The Wizard of Oz.

What movie makes me cry.... Probavly the Wizard of Oz. When Judy Garland sings "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" I cry.

The Wizard of Oz is a timeless classic that has entertained audiences for generations. The movie tells the story of a young girl named Dorothy who is transported to the magical land of Oz. Along the way, she meets some colorful characters and learns some valuable lessons. The Wizard of Oz is a family-friendly movie that is sure to please viewers of all ages.

Favorite film growing up? The Wizard of Oz.

The final film is a slight detour from the list above us, but he notes that the classic The Wizard of Oz was the first film he saw as a child, and he watched it incessantly. The Wizard of Oz, for its iconic story and role in Hollywood at the time, is often hyped as one of the greatest films of all time and remains a firm staple on ‘Greatest Movie’ lists to this day.

Confession. The Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite movies of all time.

Greta Gerwig: The Wizard of Oz, obviously is an extraordinary movie and beautiful and beloved. It does something that I wanted to emulate, which is these incredible sound stages and these painted skies and this sense of… I say, “authentically artificial”, which I think is very beautiful and emotional.