In the quiet corners of a bustling city, hidden away from the prying eyes of the ordinary, lies my small society of occult bookworms. We are a group of individuals bound together by our insatiable curiosity for the mysterious and the arcane. Our meetings take place in a dimly lit room in an old bookstore, where shelves upon shelves are filled with esoteric texts and ancient manuscripts. Each member of our society brings their own unique expertise and passion to the group. Some are experts in alchemy, able to decipher complex symbols and formulas that hold the secrets of transmutation. Others specialize in divination, with tarot cards and crystal balls as their tools of choice.

Parent’s Guide: Oz the Great and Powerful Review

When Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a small-time circus magician with dubious ethics, is hurled away from dusty Kansas to the vibrant Land of Oz, he thinks he’s hit the jackpot. Fame and fortune are his for the taking.

That is until he meets three witches: Theodora (Mila Kunis), Evanora (Rachel Weisz) and Glinda (Michelle Williams), who are not convinced he is the great wizard everyone’s been expecting. Reluctantly drawn into the epic problems facing the Land of Oz and its inhabitants, Oscar must find out who is good and who is evil before it is too late.

Putting his magical arts to use through illusion, ingenuity and even a bit of wizardry, Oscar transforms himself not only into a great wizard but into a better man as well.

Others specialize in divination, with tarot cards and crystal balls as their tools of choice. And then there are those who have delved deep into the realm of the occult, exploring the realms of witchcraft, black magic, and necromancy. Our gatherings are like something out of a gothic novel.

Movie Review & Parent’s Guide

When Oz the Great and Powerful trailer first came out it looked like such a fun movie. With four little boys at home all under the age of seven, the first question I had as a parent was if this movie would be appropriate for young children.

The film is rated PG but I knew the storyline might portray some intense scenes from the witches and flying monkeys that are part of the world of Oz. My husband and I decided to watch it ourselves first and see what we thought before introducing the film for movie night.

I will warn you, I do talk about the plot and storyline to a degree below so keep that in mind if you don’t like any type of spoiler.

The introduction of the movie starts in you in a black and white world in the states following a shady magician as he tries to woe some of the ladies. It was an interesting introduction for adults, but young kids wouldn’t be enthralled with the story through the beginning and even the magic acts lack a lot of awe to draw them in and get them interested in the story.

A bit into the movie the tornado strikes and this scene is very loud and might be scary and certainly confusing for young kids. Next, you are taken into the amazing and beautiful world of Oz!

Once you enter this part of the movie there is so much imagination, color, and slew of interesting characters that kids will really love the world that was created! There are a few parts through the storyline that might cause a few jumps and the witch and flying monkeys can be a bit intense.

I think this movie is ideal for ages 10 and up and for younger children that may not mind loud or intense scenes. Children under six will likely be scared at many of the action scenes that take place.

Still, this can be a fun movie to enjoy with your kids if you pass by until after the tornado hits and skip the scene with the flying monkeys and you’ll still be able to catch the bulk of the storyline with even your youngest children.

Did we enjoy the movie? Absolutely! I felt like Oz the Great and Powerful was made to try to impress a 3D audience at some of the parts but it was still really great to watch just on blu-ray without 3D and the gorgeous scenes made you feel like you were right there with the cast. I really loved the magician Oscar, or “Oz”, ability to think on the spot and create illusions to solve the conflicts in the story.

As the clock strikes midnight, we assemble around a large round table adorned with mystical artifacts. The air is thick with the scent of incense, and candles cast flickering shadows on the walls. We take turns sharing our latest discoveries, pouring over ancient grimoires and deciphering cryptic prophecies. There is an energy in the room, a palpable sense of excitement as we unravel the secrets that have eluded humanity for centuries. But our society is not just about delving into the unknown. We also strive to protect the knowledge we uncover, understanding the power it holds and the responsibility it carries. We ensure that our activities remain hidden from the world at large, for the masses are not ready to embrace the wisdom of the occult. Instead, we quietly preserve and pass down our knowledge, carefully guarding it like precious gems in a hidden vault. Our small society of occult bookworms is not just a group of individuals with a shared interest. We have become a family, bound together by a shared fascination for the mystical and the unknown. We support and encourage each other, providing guidance and advice as we navigate the darker corners of the universe. Our society is a safe haven, a place where we can be our true selves, free from judgment or ridicule. In a world obsessed with the rational and the scientific, our small society of occult bookworms stands as a testament to the enduring power of the mystical. We are the keepers of ancient wisdom, the seekers of hidden truths. As we continue our quest for knowledge, we do so with a reverence for the unknown and a burning passion to unravel its secrets. Together, we are a force to be reckoned with, a small but mighty society of occult bookworms..

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