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Didn't I say that earlier, otherwise, why would I try to look for it when I should be just enjoying my IMAX/3-D viewing? That said, it's not a major issue for me as it is for you, but I do agree that such changes shouldn't have even taken place.

I never said it should be changed!

You stated the glitches were fix and those were the only two you mentioned yesterday when I said I was going to see it. Anyhow, good luck to you in fighting for these issues as I never noticed the Toto line again yesterday even though I was listening for it.

Well you have me confused now! I thought the Judy line about Toto was fixed. Now, you're saying it isn't?

What's the problem with the soundtrack?

Is it fixed or not on the 3-D version?

I thought you said they fixed it?

Ron,There were a couple of pop out scenes to me like one scene in which a field of flowers extended out from the IMAX screen.

I didn't notice any glitches during my 3-D showing. I thought the film look great. I'll wait a while for a decent price on the 3-D BD.

I'll watch for these two glitches when I watch it today at my nearest IMAX theater. However, I have to be honest here, though, I agree those glitches need to be fix as intended. But, from my perspective, those glitches appear to be minor enough to me that they didn't take me out of the film in...

I'll be there this weekend after reading yours and GregK comments. I'll also buy the new BD.

Warners put their money into a project that will probably make them additional money over their investment. They looked at this project as a sure thing, while producing new films can be iffy investment-wise and return. Also, probably a lot more expensive to make new films.

A new review by Lou Lumenick. http://nypost.com/2013/09/15/first-review-the-wizard-of-oz-in-3-d/

Same here, it's opening up this coming Friday at the IMAX theater I like to frequent so if I'm impressed then I'll probably buy this title once again. And for the last time. :rolleyes:

It's not your place to tell another HTF member what they can post here. Please, stop doing so. Some of you need to take the venom out of your contrary comments. There is no need to get personal nor angry for that matter. If you don't like what another member is posting then simply use the...

I can't sympathize with you naysayers as long as the original intent of the film is available for the general public to view in the comfort of their homes.

That's not surprising since this forum is made up of collectors.

Interesting, you're going to view it in 3-D in a movie theater, but you have no plans to ever purchase a 3-D movie.

I can't fault Warner for showing the 3-D version over the 2-D one based on more investment for the 3-D conversion and then last showing the 2-D version just a couple of years ago.

I am a purist and have expressed my concern to Warner last October. However, if they continue to allow the original intent of the filmmaker and with the highest standards presentation-wise available to the general public then that lessens my concerns as I believe these additional revenues...