Fan casting for a hypothetical new Oz cinematic universe

Kylie Cantrall as Dorothy

Rachael Zagler as Ozma

Robert Downey Jr. as the Wizard

Hank Azaria as the Nome King

I'd also want Jim Carrey, Jack Black, Johnny Depp, Tin Curry, and Tom Hiddleston, but I haven't decided who exactly they should play.

Also two random actors who'd I personally want are Jim Cummings and Alex D. Linz, who I could maybe play Uncle Henry, and Ruby Rose Turner

I also thought Liamani as Scraps the Patchwork Girl but I dunno

What do you guys think?

P.S. And yes, I am a fan of Disney's Descendants which is why multiple actors from those movies are in my fan cast

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u/Think_Fact1155 — 21 hours ago

Anyone like these movies?

They're considered to be amongst the worst, if not the worst, of Disney's direct-to-video sequels. I've yet to see them, but considering that I have VERY low standards, I'll probably like them, which is the day I'll officially be a psycho lol (ok maybe that's a bit harsh but you get my point). But I'm curious, is there anyone here that does like them.

I thought next to nobody liked Mulan II, and I was hoping I would hate it upon rewatch, but then I saw quite a few people on this sub say they liked it (alongside my cousin), so I started to feel otherwise (still want to rewatch it and see what I think, because I thankfully do have some standards, even if I still end up liking the movie lol)

And on a side note, what's the consensus on the Tarzan sequels? I thought about adding them but was unsure if they were considered amongst the worst of the worst

u/Think_Fact1155 — 1 day ago

Who else really wishes Disney started acknowledging their direct-to-video/made for TV sequels and for them to be brought back into the public consciousness

I recently made a post about an idea for an ad so more people would know about those movies. I can't help but feel like if the original movies are well known, then so should the sequels. There's probably so many people who've seen the originals so many times and even wish for sequels, and little to they know there are. There's also probably many people that do know about the sequels, but don't bother watching them cuz of their bad rep and don't know that there's at least a few that deserve a chance.

I don't know if this is just me being autistic and loving a lot of them and wanting recognition for sequels in the first place, so I want to know- anyone else feel the same way or is it mostly just me?

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u/Think_Fact1155 — 1 day ago

I don't know about you guys, but I think it's awesome when Disney acknowledges their direct-to-video sequels considering they mostly like to pretend they don't exist nowadays (with the exception of the Lion King and Lilo & Stitch ones from what I've seen), especially ones that are relatively obscure

u/Think_Fact1155 — 1 day ago
▲ 80 r/Muppets

If Disney wanted to buy the distribution rights to these movies, how much do you think it'd cost? Sony owns the first three while NBCUniversal owns the fourth one

u/Think_Fact1155 — 3 days ago
▲ 10 r/Muppets

I know Drew Struzan didn't design the poster for Muppet Classic Theatre, but I can't help but feel that it's still done in a similar vein to his posters, at least to an extent

u/Think_Fact1155 — 3 days ago

Who else really wishes that the unofficial Disney Princesses become official?

I thought of adding Alice, Wendy, her daughter Jane, Princess Atta, Dot, Vanellope, Ms. Birdwell and Maid Marian, but for some reason, I can't help but feel like they don't "fit". Let me know if there's anyone else I missed.

And I definitely don't think Jessie, Bo Peep or any other Toy Story characters to join, and I think Nala and Kiara can just be part of The Lion King lineup. I also don't think Ariel's sisters need to join

Edit: Forgot Malina and Tiger Lily (the Peter Pan & Wendy version)

Edit 2: There's also Madellaine from The Hunchback of Notre Dame II. I've yet to see the movie, but from what I know about her I think she'd be a good fit in the lineup.

And my bad, I thought Moana wasn't an official Princess because in she was in the unofficial princess category on the Disney Princess Wiki for some reason

u/Think_Fact1155 — 4 days ago
▲ 7 r/returntooz+1 crossposts

In the alternate timeline (that I wish we lived in) where Return to Oz was a success when it was released and got sequels, what would you make them about?

Obviously making a sequel now would have its risks, but hypothetically, what would you do?

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u/Think_Fact1155 — 4 days ago

Is this list of leaks legit?

I really hope it is, as there's some really cool projects on the list, but I have my doubts

u/Think_Fact1155 — 5 days ago
▲ 23 r/disneyprincess+1 crossposts

Idea for an ad to bring Disney's direct-to-video/made for TV sequels back into the public consciousness

I don't know about you guys, but I really wish more people knew about those movies. I personally absolutely love some of them, and even though some aren't amazing, I feel like they should still be known about like the originals. There's probably so many people who adore the originals and have seen them so many times and would like sequels, and are completely unaware that sequels exist. I also feel like many people refuse to watch them because they have a bad rep but don't know that many of them have a cult following and are worth a chance

My idea is that the ad starts with saying something like "Did you know many of your favorite classics had sequels?", and very briefly shows clips of a few of them. The ad then states something like "we'll admit, some of them weren't good", and briefly shows clips from movies like Belle's Magical World, The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, and Cinderella II: Dreams Come True that are considered amongst the worst of Disney's direct-to-video sequels, before saying "but some of them are actually quite good", and shows clips from movies like Cinderella III: A Twist in Time, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, and The Lion King 1.5, etc that many people love. After this, the ad explains how some of them such as The Little Mermaid sequels and The Return of Jafar are divisive and how some people like them but others don't, before being concluded by saying they're available to stream on Disney+.

I'd also want the ad to include movies like the four non-theatrical Muppet movies (Classic Theater, Swamp Years, Very Merry Christmas, and Wizard of Oz; although Disney doesn't own the distribution rights to two of those), the Brave Little Toaster sequels, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, Home Alone 3-6, the Ewok movies, etc

Also on a side note, Disney should must also acknowledge these movies by making merch and having their characters in the parks. Also, in Descendants: Hidden Heroes, KJ's mom better be Ms. Birdwell, and I'd hate it if they completely ignored Anastasia's redemption from Cinderella II and III in the upcoming stepsisters movie

Anywho, what are your guys' honest thoughts on my idea? Would you also want these movies to be more known by the general public?

u/Think_Fact1155 — 6 days ago
▲ 4 r/aliceinwonderland+1 crossposts

More characters that would make good shoulder plush buddies (this and the next one ended up being completely Alice in Wonderland characters lol)

u/Think_Fact1155 — 6 days ago