"Oz the Great and Powerful": Mila Kunis and Rachel Weisz catch fire With "Oz the Great and Powerful" landing in theaters in less than two weeks on March 8, a new clip from the film spotlights the interesting sisterly dynamics between a pair of witches played by Mila Kunis and Rachel Weisz. The movie, which marks the first film from director Sam Raimi since 2009′s "Drag Me to Hell," takes place before the events depicted in the landmark 1939 musical "The Wizard of Oz," and is based on the classic literature of L. Frank Baum. In the beginning of the clip, Kunis seems innocent and trusting, thrilled that the sleight-of-hand magician played by James Franco has arrived to broker peace in Oz. But in the final moment of the sequence, she reveals she also has one very hot temper. What you don't get from this clip is a sense of the film's epic and saturated take on the fantastic world, a place first imagined more than 100 years ago by writer and actor Baum. Previously released trailers and teasers from the movie have focused more on the lush visuals created by Raimi with the help of expert craftsmen including production designer Robert Stromberg, whose credits also include "Alice in Wonderland" and "Avatar." Look for a conversation with Stromberg on Hero Complex in the coming days, as we count down to the release of the film with interviews with the cast and crew. The film also represents a reunion for director Raimi and prolific composer Danny Elfman, who hadn't worked on one of Raimi's films since 2004"s "Spider-Man 2," but in an interview in his studio earlier this year, the composer said the score came "lightning fast" - he wrote the bulk of the music in only about six weeks. Hero Complex will host a free screening of "Oz the Great and Powerful" at the AMC Century City 15 & IMAX on Wednesday, March 6. 113 years in the land of Oz: A look at the wizard's world