Little known fact: the woman who did the "wherefore art thou Romeo" bit was Adriana Caselotti. The same woman who voiced Snow White in Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
I just love that they hinted to the original book by putting the cabin in the background. The Tin Man had been building that cabin for a munchkin he had fell deeply in love with but the Munchkin's mother was a jerk to her daughter and treated her like a servant so she didn't want her to go and marry the tin man. So the mother went to this witch lady for help and the sorcerer cursed the axe to cut off his leg. After the axe did it's job the Tin Man just went to the Tinsmith and asked for his leg to be replaced with Tin, well when that evil mother heard of that she asked to have his other leg cut off. And then his arm. And then his body. Well you get the picture how it went. He ended up having all of his body replaced with Tin but the tinsmith forgot a heart. And the Tin Man became rusted because he was outside chopping trees for that cabin he was building the munchkin even though he was now completely made of tin.
Just watching Dorthy// Judy Garland look and listen to the Tin Man who's voice was so angelic is pure timeless magic!!! Such great production, directing and acting.
When I was a baby I would wake up in the middle of the night demanding to watch this movie by saying "TIN MAN! TIN MAN!" He's still my favorite character. And I'm still freaked out by the tree men. O.o
Actually I learned that a recording of Buddy Ebsen's voice was used in the off to see the Wizard song with Dorothy, scarecrow and tin man instead of Jack Haley. So in a way he got to contribute to the film after all
Also, it's worth noting that Haley didn't use his normal voice for the Tin Man, only for Hickory (the Tin Man's K.C.) You can certainly hear the difference. K.C. stands for Kansas Counterpart, by the way.
1:59 to 2:04 My dad said he has watched this movie over a hundred times, over the course of his life (he is 56) and he said that that part always makes him laugh no matter how many times he sees it. I always enjoy to look over and see him wiping away tears laughing.
+Thomas Riley I can identify with you. This was my fathers favourite movie. He said when he was young he was in love with Dorothy (Judy). He was born in 1937 so probably saw one of the earliest cinema screenings. He also loved the Lion! "I'm the king of the foressssssssst" :-)
That's so cool! I am 36, also watch this since EVER, with my cousins in family dinners on times where Colour TV weren't much common in Chile. Very special, and I will probably remember this also forever. I hope that when I have children they like (wishfully looove) the movie as well!! And the dancing... yes, the most funny part, when Toto gets scared with the fog!! (don't know the exact word, Spanish talking country) and then comes back just because he trusts and loves those crazy ol' actors. :)
I'm a bit older than your father (64), but when I was a kid, they showed this movie on TV once a year only. Back then, whether it was Ed Sullivan, or Get Smart, or Laugh-in, we as a society all did TV watching at the same, and would talk about it at school ( or at the Watercooler at work I imagine ). Kinda miss the collective spirit that doesn't exist today.
@@CrayHay This is my favourite too. From the time I decided to give it another chance until now, I have had a HUGE crush on Jack Haley (the Tin Man). Regret nothing 😜
Heart When a man's an empty kettle he should be on his mettle, And yet I'm torn apart. Just because I'm presumin' that I could be kind-a-human, If I only had heart. I'd be tender - I'd be gentle and awful sentimental Regarding Love and Art. I'd be friends with the sparrows ... and the boys who shoots the arrows If I only had a heart. Picture me - a balcony. Above a voice sings low. Wherefore art thou, Romeo? I hear a beat.... How sweet. Just to register emotion, jealousy - devotion, And really feel the part. I could stay young and chipper and I'd lock it with a zipper, If I only had a heart.
This delightful film stands the test of time! Every new generation will be thrilled and entertained by this wonderful and simple story. I saw this film as a child on the big screen in the 1950’s. And after all these years, it never ceases to amuse me!
The man had one of the best voice es in the industry sing it tin man just beautiful that line regarding love and art made me want to fall in love with some one love this movie signed young at heart
+AlbeitBeast Even more fun fact: Mike Thomas, the man who did Michael Jackson's make-up for "The Wiz," had also played the Scarecrow in a 1969 kid's movie version of "The Marvelous Land of Oz."
Speaking of which, since I remember attending a stage production of this iconic musical twenty years ago...well, since the Tin Man ended up as such during that particular production I obviously experienced...I think it's safe to say why the Tin Man didn't mention his full backstory in his backstory on why he ended up as such in stark comparison to the source material. It was basically very the Production Code didn't allow it. In case you're wondering about the Production Code, it was a document that I realized in retrospect was meant to serve as a precursor to the MPAA ratings system...at least from what realized from my respective experiences since then. (I happen to be just a few years into my thirties as of the time I posted this reply).
@Sheldon Cooper Only partially correct. The heart that the Wizard gave the Tin Woodman was made of velvet and stuffed with sawdust. The drink the Lion drank wasn't magical (the Wizard was a humbug, remember?), but there is a type of beverage known as "courage." 'Nuff said? The Scarecrow's "brain" was a mixture of bran and pins and needles packed into his head, then held in place with straw. The Wizard said to him, "Hereafter you will be a great man, for I have given you a lot of bran-new brains."
Ashby Laws She was forced to sign a contract by Walt Disney to never appear or use her voice in any film material after Snow White because he wanted her voice to be special. But she got this this one in.
+Alicia Spencer She wasn't "forced" to do anything; the contract was presented to her and she willingly signed it. She also played a singer in "It's a Wonderful Life." And she did an extensive amount of stage work, mainly in opera.
Just saw this masterpiece for the first time at age 26 :( my fav part of the movie is the part in Tinman's dance where he drums a beat on himself then toot toots just a well done brilliant scene! :D
No. It was NOT good makeup. Jack Haley (Tin Man) was painted with aluminum paste and gave him chronic breathing problems for the rest of his life. Margaret Hamilton (wicked witch) was painted with COPPER BASED makeup, hence the green color. What took place on the set when the cameras weren’t rolling was very ugly.
Simply the best movie ever made, it was made 78 years ago and is still enjoyed by kids today like no other movie before or after it, no movie will ever be as great as the wizard of oz. truly a magical movie
watched this every year after year, and never got tired of this all time Classic. over the rainbow and following the yellow brick road. Good vs. Evil, and how love wins in the end. top 10 greatest movie ever! they don't make them like this anymore.
Michael Jackson got that lean in the smooth criminal video from the tin man I noticed mj love musical movies like grease aswell he got inspiration from that dude aswell
When I worked with a great team between 2002 and 2010 we all had names from The Wizard of Oz. I was the Tin Man. I still have a little figure of the TM on a shelf in my home that plays this song. And I still get messages addressed to the Tin Man. What great memories. Hi to Toto, The Lion and all.
I thought his smile was cuter later in the film. (Wizard) YOU DARE TO COME TO ME FOR A HEART, DO YOU?! YOU CLINKING, CLANKING, CLATTERING COLLECTION OF CALIGINOUS JUNK?! (Tin Man) Yes, sir. Yes, your honour. You see, a while back we were walking down the Yellow Brick Road. *smiles* And then -
2:23 the Tin Man did the gravity lean way before Michael Jackson did. XD the wizard of oz was released in 1939 and smooth criminal was released in 1988
love how he looks at Dorothy when he says "Id be tender id be gentle but also sentimental" with that cheeky grin on his face id bet youd be gentle with her buster XD
Is this where Michael Jackson got the "Smooth Criminal Lean" from? I would imagine so and I don't see who else would've came up with this besides Jack Haley and Victor Fleming.
Yeah he's the most relatable character in my opinion. He's so sensitive. Fun fact: I used to think I was more like the Lion, but the Tin Man was always my favourite character because I actually had a crush on him!
@@SillyCreatureSally its funny you say that. I always liked the tin man, and now in a lot of ways i am alot like him. And ive noticed the sissy lion tends to remind me of my crush.
I was so scared of the Tin Man when I was little. I remember in the store when I got a dorothy doll with my grandma, and she said "Are you sure you don't want a tin man?" I started crying....XD
Little known fact: the woman who did the "wherefore art thou Romeo" bit was Adriana Caselotti. The same woman who voiced Snow White in Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
i actually first learned about that in the 1993 laserdisc audio commentary by oz expert john fricke
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Follow up fun fact: this was the only thing she was allowed to do. She got away with this, but Disney basically owned her.
+Granger Disney She also appeared in "It's a Wonderful Life" as a singer in Martini's restaurant.
I just love that they hinted to the original book by putting the cabin in the background. The Tin Man had been building that cabin for a munchkin he had fell deeply in love with but the Munchkin's mother was a jerk to her daughter and treated her like a servant so she didn't want her to go and marry the tin man. So the mother went to this witch lady for help and the sorcerer cursed the axe to cut off his leg. After the axe did it's job the Tin Man just went to the Tinsmith and asked for his leg to be replaced with Tin, well when that evil mother heard of that she asked to have his other leg cut off. And then his arm. And then his body. Well you get the picture how it went. He ended up having all of his body replaced with Tin but the tinsmith forgot a heart. And the Tin Man became rusted because he was outside chopping trees for that cabin he was building the munchkin even though he was now completely made of tin.
+Kat M RoboCop style!
Thanks for the info. I heard that story way back when I was a kid, and forgot all about it. V
+FullMetalOne You're welcome.
I'm doing this play at my high school lol and I got casted as the tinman. I love wizard of oz 😅
They reference it in the stage version, too!
I can’t be the only one here who loves the way his voice sounds when he says ”regarding love and art”
SAMEMENWN
It's delightfully "old timey". He definitely nails the kind-hearted crooner feeling.
He sounded adorable when he said, "Look, there's Toto!" (swoons)
Jack Haley was perfect as the Tin Man. He had a great singing voice to boot
Yes, he has a nice vibrato to his voice.
It’s the vibrato technique and grace notes that make Jack Haley’s voice uniquely mesmerizing.
His voice always calms me down. I listen to him a lot.
Oh god his voice is so dreamy...
Michaela B. I always hardcore shipped Dorothy and scare crow together as a little kid
@@littlezorkie9311 i shipped her with the lion lol 😅
Gay sounding
His voice is amazing
@@littlezorkie9311 I shipped nobody
Tin man break dancing since 1939
Random guy #5951 lol😁🌟😁🌟😁🌟
Awesome
Yes he did.
Guess 3p0s great, great, great.... Grand bot sure hand the moves! No one has swagger like Tin Man!!!
Yeah 😂
The Tin Man didn't even realize he had the biggest heart already ...
Just watching Dorthy// Judy Garland look and listen to the Tin Man who's voice was so angelic is pure timeless magic!!! Such great production, directing and acting.
I know. Jack Haley had a beautiful voice. He played the Tin Man soooooo well, you'd never have guessed that he was an eleventh hour replacement. 😉
Tin Man doing the Michael Jackson lean 45 years before him.
i mean wasn't Michael Jackson in the wiz (the black wizard of oz) correct me if im wrong
Daniel Brown, you got that right. 😆
@Mr. Somebody No, it just means that MJ watched this movie.
@@raine2094 He was; he played the Scarecrow.
wait 1939-1958=19
No CGI here folks. Just a great makeup crew.
+Johnny Matthew Yah dont say
lol
+Thomas Riley right?
Yeah a make-up crew that poisoned the former actor and almost killed this guy as well. So no, not a great make-up crew
+Tyler Petty Yes, a great make-up crew. They learnt from their mistake. They used aluminum paste instead of powder and the second actor was fine.
It's amazing how he was able to dance with all that heavy stuff on him. All the actors did great despite the heavy makeup and costumes
and then theres scarecrow whos jus vibing
I read that the makeup actually caused him severe damage because it had aluminum dust in it :/
@@ania5038 That was Buddy Ebsen who had to leave the film. Jack Haley took over as you can see. He was fine.
Can you imagine?
The buckram suit wasn't particularly heavy, just stiff and unwieldy.
When I was a baby I would wake up in the middle of the night demanding to watch this movie by saying "TIN MAN! TIN MAN!" He's still my favorite character. And I'm still freaked out by the tree men. O.o
He's my favourite character too
They're not "tree men," they're just ordinary talking trees. 🙂
A friend of mine's dad just made it though a successful heart transplant surgery and I'm trying to memorize this to sing to them later.
AttentionJunkie Aww that's really sweet of you
Dorothy Gale Scarecrow Glienda Tin Woodman And Cowardly Lion Needs to be Playable for Lego Dimensions on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360
AttentionJunkie seems a little douchey but ok
Awwwwww 😍
It’s been 3 years, I wonder if it went well.
I’m glad Jack Haley played this part.. he was so perfect and his voice was so beautiful.. Can’t imagine Buddy Epsen playing the tin man.
Lost footage is unimaginable sometimes.
Actually I learned that a recording of Buddy Ebsen's voice was used in the off to see the Wizard song with Dorothy, scarecrow and tin man instead of Jack Haley. So in a way he got to contribute to the film after all
@@SillyCreatureSally amazing right
Also, it's worth noting that Haley didn't use his normal voice for the Tin Man, only for Hickory (the Tin Man's K.C.) You can certainly hear the difference. K.C. stands for Kansas Counterpart, by the way.
@@SillyCreatureSally
That actually explains a few things
I love how much Toto gets into Tin Man.
Me to
Fun fact: the actress who sang the line "Wherefore art thou, Romeo?" was Adriana Caselotti, the original voice of Disney's Snow White.
Favorite part is the wherefore art thou Romeo and "I hear a beat....how sweet" :D
The voice of Juliet is Adriana Caselotti, who played Snow White for Disney two years before.
1:59 to 2:04 My dad said he has watched this movie over a hundred times, over the course of his life (he is 56) and he said that that part always makes him laugh no matter how many times he sees it. I always enjoy to look over and see him wiping away tears laughing.
+Thomas Riley I can identify with you. This was my fathers favourite movie. He said when he was young he was in love with Dorothy (Judy). He was born in 1937 so probably saw one of the earliest cinema screenings. He also loved the Lion! "I'm the king of the foressssssssst" :-)
That's so cool! I am 36, also watch this since EVER, with my cousins in family dinners on times where Colour TV weren't much common in Chile. Very special, and I will probably remember this also forever. I hope that when I have children they like (wishfully looove) the movie as well!!
And the dancing... yes, the most funny part, when Toto gets scared with the fog!! (don't know the exact word, Spanish talking country) and then comes back just because he trusts and loves those crazy ol' actors. :)
I'm a bit older than your father (64), but when I was a kid, they showed this movie on TV once a year only. Back then, whether it was Ed Sullivan, or Get Smart, or Laugh-in, we as a society all did TV watching at the same, and would talk about it at school ( or at the Watercooler at work I imagine ). Kinda miss the collective spirit that doesn't exist today.
That’s my very favorite part!
@@CrayHay This is my favourite too. From the time I decided to give it another chance until now, I have had a HUGE crush on Jack Haley (the Tin Man). Regret nothing 😜
Heart
When a man's an empty kettle he should be on his mettle,
And yet I'm torn apart.
Just because I'm presumin' that I could be kind-a-human,
If I only had heart.
I'd be tender - I'd be gentle and awful sentimental
Regarding Love and Art.
I'd be friends with the sparrows ...
and the boys who shoots the arrows
If I only had a heart.
Picture me - a balcony. Above a voice sings low.
Wherefore art thou, Romeo? I hear a beat....
How sweet.
Just to register emotion, jealousy - devotion,
And really feel the part.
I could stay young and chipper
and I'd lock it with a zipper,
If I only had a heart.
0:54 SNOW WHITE SAID THAT HEHE
@@KC-ns5im no... just no
Sentimental= set of metal
@@travelroundtheworld9312 Bruh ಠ_ಠ
2:02
I love Toto's reaction to the Tin Man blowing smoke from the top of his hat.
Toto: "I'm gettin' the hell out of here!"
Lol
Toto be like "AAAAAAAAAAAA! Scary noise scares me! Toto out!" :3
The way he looks at Judy as he sings! Giving her the eyes and everything!😉😉😉😉😉😉
I'd be blushing so much...
But being a gentleman about it.
This delightful film stands the test of time! Every new generation will be thrilled and entertained by this wonderful and simple story. I saw this film as a child on the big screen in the 1950’s. And after all these years, it never ceases to amuse me!
He said oil can.
Oil can what?
😂
I’m 30 and it’s a movie I would come back to once in a while. I need to be in the mood to want to watch it of course
He had lots of heart ❤ ...the vocals tell all 😆
Yessss 😊 his voice is beautiful ❤️
@@SillyCreatureSally yesss
2:19 Michael Jackson was not the first
He probably got it from the tin man. He did love this movie.
@your mom he is a time traveler
Yes Jack Haley was the first
The man had one of the best voice es in the industry sing it tin man just beautiful that line regarding love and art made me want to fall in love with some one love this movie signed young at heart
Yeah
Jack Haley had such a beautiful voice.
2:00 - 2:03 best part "toot toot" lol
I used to sing this to my daughter when she was a baby. It always made her smile.
the scarecrow looks so cute trying to catch him :3 heck, the scarecrow is cute no matter what he does.
Absolutely 😍
Yh the scaecrow is cute no matter what he was my favorite one so was the tin man
Josh Wallace same!!
He is funny aint he ?
Josh Wallace he is indeed
2:20 so Annie are You ok? *1939 Version*
+AlbeitBeast Even more fun fact: Mike Thomas, the man who did Michael Jackson's make-up for "The Wiz," had also played the Scarecrow in a 1969 kid's movie version of "The Marvelous Land of Oz."
2:10
2:00
ANNIE ARE U OK ARE U OK ANNIE
Tomas tapia sanchez i've know the reference
Juliet's voice-"wherefore art thou, Romeo?"-was sung by Adriana Caselotti, the voice of Snow White.
Oh my goodness
I never knew that. That's amazing!
That's amazing
Addy Beals my name is Juliet lol
My volume is on mute but I still heard the music in my head, perfectly synchronized with the video!
I actually remember singing this song in 4th grade for a school play of The Wizard of Oz as the Tin Man. It was a lot of fun from what I can remember.
Speaking of which, since I remember attending a stage production of this iconic musical twenty years ago...well, since the Tin Man ended up as such during that particular production I obviously experienced...I think it's safe to say why the Tin Man didn't mention his full backstory in his backstory on why he ended up as such in stark comparison to the source material. It was basically very the Production Code didn't allow it. In case you're wondering about the Production Code, it was a document that I realized in retrospect was meant to serve as a precursor to the MPAA ratings system...at least from what realized from my respective experiences since then.
(I happen to be just a few years into my thirties as of the time I posted this reply).
Same!
@@SaraHouck461 Nick Chopper's origin is known to anyone who had researched the character, or at least read the original novel.
2:37(falls on top of scarecrow)"Oh, oh, look what happened by accident."😏
bro..😏
My favourite character in the film, my FAVOURITE song in the film, my favourite moment in the film! One day I MUST play the Tinman and sing this song!
My favourite moment is Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!
I still love the dance to this film. So out there and expression of the body in such childish and silly manners.
I’m in my 40s and Tim Man’s lean always manages to make me chuckle and smile. ❤
Jack Haley did a great job being the tin man!
Your right barxplayer I tryed to spell your name berx
I totally agree!
You'd never guess that he was brought in at the last minute, would you?
2:21 So THAT’S where Michael Jackson got that famous Smooth Criminal move from!!!!!😱😱
i love the tin man's dance
A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others.
Oh! It ticks! Look, it ticks!
@@SillyCreatureSally Read what my medal says: "Courage!" Ain't the truth, ain't it the truuuth?
0:57-1:02
*GULP GULP*
"I hear a beat *GULP GULP* how sweet."
Really, Tinman? It sounds like someone's drinking something.
I always thought it was a frog actually
Omg ikr
XD
Doki doki 💓
But Oz never did give nothing to Tin Man that he didn't already have!
Halpin2006 and cause never was the reason for the evening, or the tropic, of Sir Galahad...
@Sheldon Cooper Only partially correct. The heart that the Wizard gave the Tin Woodman was made of velvet and stuffed with sawdust. The drink the Lion drank wasn't magical (the Wizard was a humbug, remember?), but there is a type of beverage known as "courage." 'Nuff said? The Scarecrow's "brain" was a mixture of bran and pins and needles packed into his head, then held in place with straw. The Wizard said to him, "Hereafter you will be a great man, for I have given you a lot of bran-new brains."
Thank you, 'America'! How true those lyrics were.
2:23 Mike Jack would like a word lol i see where he got it from. Tin Man is the OG🕺
Well, whaddaya know. Jack Haley (my favourite actor) did it first ;)
0:53 fun fact: that is Adriana Caselotti aka Snow White
Ashby Laws Holy shit, IT IS! I never noticed that before.
Hugh James-Berry truuuuuuth
Ashby Laws She was forced to sign a contract by Walt Disney to never appear or use her voice in any film material after Snow White because he wanted her voice to be special. But she got this this one in.
Alicia Spencer ik
+Alicia Spencer She wasn't "forced" to do anything; the contract was presented to her and she willingly signed it. She also played a singer in "It's a Wonderful Life." And she did an extensive amount of stage work, mainly in opera.
Just saw this masterpiece for the first time at age 26 :( my fav part of the movie is the part in Tinman's dance where he drums a beat on himself then toot toots just a well done brilliant scene! :D
Tin Man is my best friend every time I watch this movie. I even have a huge crush on him!
Yuh
Same here 😊
Damn good makeup for 1939 in my opinion
No. It was NOT good makeup. Jack Haley (Tin Man) was painted with aluminum paste and gave him chronic breathing problems for the rest of his life. Margaret Hamilton (wicked witch) was painted with COPPER BASED makeup, hence the green color. What took place on the set when the cameras weren’t rolling was very ugly.
His voice, my god, his voice.....
It's funny, how Jack Haley makes me feel. If I hear him singing, I'm calm. But if he's being cute at the same time, I'm trying not to swoon. LOL
Now, having seen the LIttle Mermaid remake, I feel the same way about Jonah Hauer-King (melts into nothing)
Tinman- the original Smooth Criminal you've been hit by.
Facts that's where Michael Jackson got the lean from no wonder he was in the wiz movie with diana ross because he loved the wizard of oz
Simply the best movie ever made, it was made 78 years ago and is still enjoyed by kids today like no other movie before or after it, no movie will ever be as great as the wizard of oz. truly a magical movie
slimyish I can name plenty of movies that rival this
Now 83 years ago
watched this every year after year, and never got tired of this all time Classic. over the rainbow and following the yellow brick road. Good vs. Evil, and how love wins in the end. top 10 greatest movie ever! they don't make them like this anymore.
He was so dreamy
Yeah :)
I love the tin man.
Even today, it's still a wonderful movie.
Because today, most movies are rubbish.
Back then, just like today, many movies were forgotten.,only true good ones stand the test of time
@@bradyryan5105 Wait, isn't that why they forgot that the Gummi Bears existed?
@@SillyCreatureSally ??
@@bradyryan5105 You know, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears? Maybe you heard of it? It's entirely forgotten 😔
Watched RoboCop today. Now you know why I am here.
When the guy starting playing this during the battle testing I thought it was great.
the look on gary oldmans face when this started was priceless lol
jj jack hear story about 1st person who wrote the song rush to hosp of paint harm .
Michael Jackson got that lean in the smooth criminal video from the tin man I noticed mj love musical movies like grease aswell he got inspiration from that dude aswell
1:56 Toto liked the tin man's dance
When I was a kid I was always afraid that Tinman was going to accidentally step on him...
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 Terry was a smart little doggy!
Such a timeless classic! My God!
1:47 Just fantastic!!!
Yes! I loved that dance!
I loved his little dance.
When I worked with a great team between 2002 and 2010 we all had names from The Wizard of Oz. I was the Tin Man. I still have a little figure of the TM on a shelf in my home that plays this song. And I still get messages addressed to the Tin Man. What great memories. Hi to Toto, The Lion and all.
*Trying to hide the fact that I have a crush on the Tin Man* This is the best song ever.
who would dislike this it's awesome
i trad but it to good to dislike why dos it need to be good
Someone Lacking A Heart. And Courage. And A Brain.
It is so cute that the Tin Man smiles.
I thought his smile was cuter later in the film.
(Wizard)
YOU DARE TO COME TO ME FOR A HEART, DO YOU?! YOU CLINKING, CLANKING, CLATTERING COLLECTION OF CALIGINOUS JUNK?!
(Tin Man)
Yes, sir. Yes, your honour. You see, a while back we were walking down the Yellow Brick Road. *smiles* And then -
Lol, if anything, he was adorable. Jack Haley had such a cute face ☺
From the first time I saw this movie to now, I've had the biggest crush on the tin man...I know that sounds really stupid but it's true...haha
Apparently 80% of us had a crush on him...
I have a crush on him as well. I used to think it made me a weirdo, but I was wrong! A lot of people have crushes on him.
IDK but I sometimes just go here and listen to this after along day
lol i love the Tin man's face at 0:56
He's like... what the hell???
He was going to say "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" himself and didn't expect anyone else to.
@@SillyCreatureSally why did you reply to an 11 year old comment. I was literally a child when I wrote that
@@AmgCJoop Nevermind
1:54 Toto said "I wanna be part of this scene, too!" =D
2:01 D= "Nevermind, scary noise scares me!"
My sister calls him Todo
1:50 2:04 Tinman is the new Michael Jackson
No, the original.
+Shrump The Ogrelord bruh...your username and picture has me dying LMAO
LOL!
I just found out I got Tin Man for the musical! Im so happy, even though I’m a girl, it doesn’t matter. Im just fangirling ITS MY FIRST MUSICAL
Anyone can be the Tin Man
2:23 the Tin Man did the gravity lean way before Michael Jackson did. XD the wizard of oz was released in 1939 and smooth criminal was released in 1988
2:19 Wow The Tin knows how to do Michael Jackson’s lean!!
I use to have a crush on the tin man😂😂😂 what a weirdo I was!! Haha
Sis we all did lmao
Ok, I feel much more relaxed, I thought I was the only one. And holy Susie Carmichael, I was so wrong! 😅
At 2:04, when the Tinman bangs that rhythm on his chest, ToTo, thinking: "That's it I'm out of here!" lol
Then he comes back in
love how he looks at Dorothy when he says "Id be tender id be gentle but also sentimental" with that cheeky grin on his face id bet youd be gentle with her buster XD
And the way Dorothy smiles back 😊
my favorite character! i can relate.
Same. I am a very emotional person
This film is a masterpiece and a true classic. This is one of my favorite songs of the film. 2:02 he scared Toto.
Is this where Michael Jackson got the "Smooth Criminal Lean" from? I would imagine so and I don't see who else would've came up with this besides Jack Haley and Victor Fleming.
as a person who suffers from sociopathy i can relate to tin man
Yeah he's the most relatable character in my opinion. He's so sensitive. Fun fact: I used to think I was more like the Lion, but the Tin Man was always my favourite character because I actually had a crush on him!
@@SillyCreatureSally its funny you say that. I always liked the tin man, and now in a lot of ways i am alot like him. And ive noticed the sissy lion tends to remind me of my crush.
@@ibay7734 Ok
Out of all the songs and dances the Tin Man is my favorite
1:52 See the dancing freak!
Pay five bucks to see the dancing freak!
Only five bucks to see the dancing freak!
I'd be filming him on my phone, beginning at 1:46
It's forever captured on film
For some reason, when I was younger I was scared of the tin man.
I don't know why!
well, he is a metal guy, which is weird to begin with. then he carries around an ax too. so it's kind of understandable!
To be honest they all spooked me when l was little
***** I was scared of plex from yo gabba gabba I'm 8 years old man
nick oakley uh really even Dorothy:-) ?
***** i'm obsessed with the wizard of oz
When i was a little girl i fall in Love with the Tinman
So did I, I also got a huge crush on Baron Humbert von Gikkingen when I watched The Cat Returns 🥰
I started watching a little closer and saw Toto running around but staying out of the way. Very well trained doggy.
I NEVER noticed this before but that voice 0:53-0:57 is the same voice of Snow White: and when I say never, I mean never.
That toot toot/chu chu scared Toto😂😂
OMGLOB. The "Wherefore art thou, Romeo?" was the voice of Snow White!!! :D
Yup, that's Adriana Caselotti!
As a kid, and still, as an adult...I giggle like an infant at the "TOOT TOOT" part.
2:02 the way toto gets scared of the smoke coming out of his head 😭
When my mom asks why I'm not dating anyone...
Lol
I love how his eyes even match his costume :)
Those big blue eyes! :3
@@SillyCreatureSally Down, girl! lol
@@MaskedMan66 Alright, alright.
Thanks, I will never forget this performance.
When I was little I had a crush on the tinman! :O
I only got a crush on him at age 13. I'm still 13.
love this mooie so much they just don't make movies like this anymore.
Toto, best character in the whole movie besides Tin Man.
2:03 did anyone else notice Toto getting startled at the steam coming out of the tin man’s head lol
i've always LOVED the Tin Man♥♥♥♥
the tinman scarecrow and lion are cute too
The tinman especially
I love Jack Haley's performance here.
That's why I keep watching this movie again and again
I was so scared of the Tin Man when I was little. I remember in the store when I got a dorothy doll with my grandma, and she said "Are you sure you don't want a tin man?"
I started crying....XD
😂
I think he's cute. IDK what you see.
Tin man was my favorite
Same here 😊