Wizard of Oz Alternative Ending? Are we Crazy?

[Anonymous]

I never knew there was a cliche ending mass hallucination. Maybe an illustrated Oz kids book was popular and caused confusion?

[Anonymous]

The Wizard of Oz was a mind control movie. That's why evil loves it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s not even about remembering it or not. The technology did not exist then. They barely had the technology for the color in general. There was never an ending with the ruby slippers.

This comment is directly copied from a Reddit comment.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/comments/vole00/the_wizard_of_ozs_other_ending/

[Anonymous]

What theater was the movie shown in recently? I want to go!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What theater was the movie shown in recently? I want to go!!

We went to AMC. Last night was the last showing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Wizard of Oz just happens to be on TV and I was texting with my three sisters -- we SWEAR when we were growing up, the ending was different -- that there was a glimpse of the ruby slippers under her bed at the very end, showing that everything really did happen to her.

Is this a shared hallucination?! Or did they show an alternate ending at some point?

I mean, there are four of us, a span on 10 years between the oldest and youngest. Could we all really have imagined that ending?

Shared hallucination. I have not recollection of this. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

I also remember seeing an ending with the ruby slippers under her bed when I was a kid in the 60s - can't remember if it was live-action or animated...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes you are all crazy. Long time fan and know all scenes and most of the words. The Ruby red slippers are shown on some weird stockinged fake legs and feet under the house when Dorothy first lands in Oz. Then the legs/feet curl up/get pulled under the house and the shoes get put on Dorothy’s feet. Maybe you are thinking of that.

The red slippers on Dorothy’s feet are shown at the end before she returns home when Glinda asks her to tap them together and say there’s no place like home. But when she gets back home, the color is gone. It’s all black and white.

You’re a lifelong fan but you don’t know the “weird stockinged fake legs” belong to the Wicked Witch of the East, whose demise was caused by Dorothy’s house landing on her? In the movie WWofE is the sister of WWofW and shows considerable displeasure at her death.

I don’t remember the alternative ending but it’s fascinating to read about

[Anonymous]

When I seen it in the early 80s I for some reason though she had the Ruby slippers all the way till the end. It's weird I've always thought that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 58, I remember that ending, the shoes were in color against the black and white, it really happened, I saw it when I was a little girl and have wondered about every since

It did not.

https://criticsrant.com/mythbusters-dorothys-ruby-slippers/

This link is not definitive proof PP. It's opinion.

[Anonymous]

Ok now let’s all discuss the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I seen it in the early 80s I for some reason though she had the Ruby slippers all the way till the end. It's weird I've always thought that.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 58, I remember that ending, the shoes were in color against the black and white, it really happened, I saw it when I was a little girl and have wondered about every since

It did not.

https://criticsrant.com/mythbusters-dorothys-ruby-slippers/

This link is not definitive proof PP. It's opinion.

How do you prove something that never happened?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 58, I remember that ending, the shoes were in color against the black and white, it really happened, I saw it when I was a little girl and have wondered about every since

It did not.

https://criticsrant.com/mythbusters-dorothys-ruby-slippers/

This link is not definitive proof PP. It's opinion.

How do you prove something that never happened?

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLplbJ5rwVRRLQxWRmosgptlRx2LEBe8LX

Watch the movie-- see for yourself.



There is a scene in which there is a blooper wearing different shoes briefly in the apple throwing scene where the shoes appear to be black with shoelaces. According to Snopes, this is true:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/wizard-of-oz-ruby-slippers-blooper/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 58, I remember that ending, the shoes were in color against the black and white, it really happened, I saw it when I was a little girl and have wondered about every since

It did not.

https://criticsrant.com/mythbusters-dorothys-ruby-slippers/

This link is not definitive proof PP. It's opinion.

How do you prove something that never happened?

The onus proof is not on any one of us. Most movies have scenes and sometimes single shots that get cut out / lost / forgotten. It doesn't mean they never existed.