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Fallout wizard of oz Videos
- 1. Fallout 4 [PC] - Episode 10 - The Wizard of Oz!
- 2. Hidden History: FALLOUT - Movies
- 3. Fallout 2 - a "Monty Python" reference
- 4. Fallout 2 Easter Eggs : Tin Man
- 5. Fallout 4 Quests: Jewel of the Commonwealth + Story of the Century
- 6. Saving the Synths - Fallout 4 Playthrough Part 55(Boston After Dark pt1)
- 7. Floor Fallout REMIX
- 8. Everything Wrong With The Wizard Of Oz
Fallout 4 [PC] - Episode 10 - The Wizard of Oz!
This is a re-upload. I forgot to edit the end of this video last time and I left about 10 minutes of the next episode at the end hahaha) Fallout 4 is a good game and ...
Hidden History: FALLOUT - Movies
NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY! Playlist | https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7pGJQV-jlzBE67ZzVOT-c6uONv2-eu-r Facebook ...
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FREE YOURSELF
commented
on 05 Aug 2015
I'm incredibly pissed that Obsidian passed up on the chance to add numerous
references to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas... stupid wild wasteland.
FREE YOURSELF
commented
on 05 Aug 2015
+FREE YOURSELF Also the narrator missed out on the massive reference to the 1948 film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre with the Sierra Madre DLC
Catbat62
commented
on 31 Jul 2015
In Old World Blues in that test where you go through a high school looking
for communists there are letters on the wall that spell out "WOLVERINES".
This is a reference to the movie Red Dawn, where a group of teenagers call
themselves the Wolverines, the name of their high school baseball team, to
fight off commies
Catbat62
commented
on 31 Jul 2015
I should mention its part of Wild Wasteland
Scott yauri (Pokemon Scott)
commented
on 30 Jul 2015
The final quests for Fallout New Vegas is called "for the republic part 1
and for the republic part 2" this is a reference to Star Wars where the
Sith say "for the empire" as a common phrase
Scott yauri (Pokemon Scott)
commented
on 30 Jul 2015
But in Germany we say " für der Reich "
Gryff
commented
on 30 Jul 2015
In Fallout New Vegas if you have wild wasteland enabled you can find 'Holy
Hand Grenades' in the basement of one of Searchlight's two churches. Why do
they have two churches, anyway? Isn't traditional religion dead except in
Zion? (Scripture looks great sitting on a shelf in your home, by the way,
next to A Light Shining In The Darkness)
little david Chavira
commented
on 31 Jul 2015
Like no one knows
Toxic Queef
commented
on 30 Jul 2015
The 10mm pistol from Fallout 3/NV is definitely modelled after the pistols
used in Judge Dredd
Theariegamer 18
commented
on 22 Nov 2015
The urban setting of Fallout 4, Boston, is based on a real city called Boston! :O
WhyyoutubeWHY?!
commented
on 29 Jul 2015
1:05 why does the skeleton have a fan at its crotch?
Chabowski
commented
on 30 Jul 2015
The "Adoring Fan" from Oblivion.
Chabowski
commented
on 30 Jul 2015
Blow job.You're doing it wrong.
Nigel Leiterman
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on 29 Jul 2015
Bethesda likes to connect their games together. In Skyrim there is a town
by the name of Raven Rock, and in Fallout 3 there is the place also known
as Raven Rock where the enclave hide-out
Grim Reaper
commented
on 02 Aug 2015
+Nigel Leiterman Plot twist. Fallout is Skyrim very far in the future.
Fallout 2 - a "Monty Python" reference
A lot of movie references in this game I notice with like the Wizard of Oz & The Godfather are a couple of examples.
Fallout 2 Easter Eggs : Tin Man
The Tin Man is a special encounter in Fallout 2. You encounter a man in power-armor that has rusted to the point of immobility. Talking to him makes him ask for ...
User Comments
MrFiddleedee
commented
on 06 Aug 2015
they don't make games like this anymore.
wasteland was cool but felt like to much like a tactics game.
GizmoJunk
commented
on 12 Jun 2015
The reference is obvious, yes?
Fallout 4 Quests: Jewel of the Commonwealth + Story of the Century
"Great Green Jewel" reminds me of the Emerald City from the Wizard of Oz. Something's up with the Mayor and I'm going to find out what it is.
Saving the Synths - Fallout 4 Playthrough Part 55(Boston After Dark pt1)
We shall save all people of the Commonwealth, even the people like the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz. Fallout 4 Playlist: ...
Floor Fallout REMIX
Everything Wrong With The Wizard Of Oz
You kept asking us to do a classic, and now look what we've done. The sins of The Wizard Of Oz, one of the most cherished films of all time, which is also being ...
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TheElusiveSoup
commented
on 11 Dec 2015
You sentence the movie to Kansas, then play a song by Scorpions.
Ummmm...... where is the connection if you don't mind me asking? :D
TheElusiveSoup
commented
on 16 Dec 2015
+MrHypnofan WHAT?????
MrHypnofan
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on 16 Dec 2015
+TheElusiveSoup "Dust in the Wind" is a song by the band "Kansas" from 1977. The Scorpions may have covered it later, though.
DisWldFrk90
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on 09 Dec 2015
The "only bad witches are ugly" line I've always found justified in the
sense that Glinda did not say *all* bad witches are ugly. Just "only" So
therefore, Dorothy must be too pretty for them to automatically think she's
a bad witch. If she was ugly, they'd know.
And on the apple scene: I was waiting for you to point out Dorothy isn't
wearing her Ruby slippers there! They disappeared.
On the scarecrow "miss you most of all" the answer is yes. That was an
abandoned story line.
And my favorite will always be Glinda and her "you wouldn't have believed
me" Dorothy should have taken those shoes and hit her over the head for
that!
DisWldFrk90
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on 20 Dec 2015
+IWatchWeirdVideosYeah that's what I always thought with the Scarecrow line as well before I found out there was an abandoned story line between those two. I never thought it implied a romance before I knew that. I just looked at it as a best friend thing.
IWatchWeirdVideos
commented
on 20 Dec 2015
I always liked the joke about Glinda asking if Dorothy was good or bad but thinking about it, but you're right. The comment about missing the Scarecrow most of all I always regarded as just an expression since he was the last she said goodbye to and will always stick with her as the final goodbye. Also she met him first
frosted1030
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on 08 Dec 2015
Not in the movie, but the Wicked Witch was made of brown sugar.
ilovedomo829
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on 13 Dec 2015
+ilovedomo829 and she didn't really melt
ilovedomo829
commented
on 13 Dec 2015
No, the wicked witch's mom drank a green potion from the wizard
Chumash 16
commented
on 06 Dec 2015
Tbh I hate this movie. It creeps me out and it makes no sense to me.
Chumash 16
commented
on 15 Dec 2015
+Calski No kidding. The scarecow and lion scared me the most O.O
Calski
commented
on 14 Dec 2015
Same man. It always gave me a kind of fake happy / nightmarish feel and even though they can't help how it looked Cus of the time it was made in but all the props and backgrounds just add to the creepiness imo
Xander Gimbel (TheXgamerz8)
commented
on 05 Dec 2015
You forgot about that munchkin that committed suicide on set.
DisWldFrk90
commented
on 09 Dec 2015
+Xander Gimbel (TheXgamerz8) Probably didn't see the point as it's a pretty well known myth that's easy to find out what the actual story is in 5 minutes. So it would make him look like he hasn't done his homework. CinemaSins only seems to focus on things that are either continuity mistakes, illogical things in movies that have no explanation from the makers behind it (at least not until he points it out lol), or things that in order to know the reason behind it you had to do some hefty research so it's ok for him to get away with those.
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