The critics rave:

"As Dorothy, Zeynep Degirmencioglu comes on screen with supple breasts and painted eyebrows that suggest Turkish farmgirls have far more glamour than their Kansas counterparts. Throughout the film, the magic midgets are constantly pinching and ogling her, and even Toto gets into the act by jumping up under her dress."
Phil Hall
Film Threat

"The introduction of the Scarecrow marks the point where the movie goes from queer to FABULOUS! Why the Turks chose to make Scarecrow gay will forever remain another Turkish film enigma. But they don’t stop at just making him gay, the scarecrow is so stereotypically homosexual that Dorothy’s eyes almost burst into flames. Every line this lunatic straw construct coos through his lipstick is accentuated with a limp wrist and a hip thrust. What I’m trying to say is that if there was a world championships of acting gay, no one else would even bother to show up, and after the awards ceremony, the Scarecrow would be elected President Gay."
The Wave