Release Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return

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1 release

1.1 critical response
1.2 box office
1.3 home media





release
critical response

on review aggregator rotten tomatoes, film received score of 16% based on 55 critics, consensus: faced choice between staying in or seeing legends of oz: dorothy s return, filmgoers forced conclude there s no place home. @ metacritic, assigns weighted average score out of 100 reviews mainstream critics, film received average score of 25 based on 22 reviews, indicating unfavorable reviews . cinemascore gave film on a+ f scale, based on polls conducted during opening weekend.


box office

the film made $1,007,382 on opening day in united states, , $3,747,780 in first weekend, against estimated $70 million budget. end of run, film grossed $8,462,027 domestically , $10,200,000 internationally worldwide total of $18.7 million. has become box-office bomb.


home media

legends of oz: dorothy s return released on dvd , blu-ray 20th century fox home entertainment on august 26, 2014.








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