Many aspects of The Wizard of Oz have remained part of our popular culture, from the songs in the film to Dorothy's iconic red shoes to phrases like "There's no place like home." Even people who have never seen this film are likely to know about parts of the film. What aspects of this film have made it so culturally influential?

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Payton Douglas

7 May, 12:17

Many aspects of The Wizard of Oz have remained part of our popular culture, from the songs in the film to Dorothy's iconic red shoes to phrases like "There's no place like home." Even people who have never seen this film are likely to know about parts of the film. What aspects of this film have made it so culturally influential?

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Amaris Salazar · Answer 1

One of the main reasons is because the film is so popular (it was recognized as one of the first colour feature films).

This would make the film a modern staple despite its age.