#37: The Wizard of Oz, Kansas
In the world of cinema, some movies weave their locales into the narrative so effectively that they become iconic. The Wizard of Oz stands out by embedding its setting into film history with the famous line, “We’re not in Kansas anymore!” The tale unwinds with Dorothy Gale and her dog Toto, whisked away from Kansas to the enchanting land of Oz by a storm, marking the beginning of their extraordinary adventure.

The 1939 cinematic masterpiece, directed by Victor Fleming and based on L. Frank Baum’s novel brought Dorothy’s adventures to life for audiences worldwide. Renowned as one of the most seminal films in history, The Wizard of Oz captivated viewers with Judy Garland’s unforgettable performance and its mesmerizing Technicolor visuals, securing its place in the hearts of cinematic aficionados.