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Wicked

πŸ—“ Release Date: 27 November 2024

πŸ”ž Age Rating: PG-13

🎭 Genre: Fantasy, Musical, Drama

⭐ Rating: ⭐ 69% πŸ’›πŸΏπŸŽž

⏳ Run Time: 2h 42m

πŸŽ₯ Director: Jon M. Chu

🎬 Producer: Marc Platt

πŸ’° Budget: $150,000,000

πŸ‘€ User Views: 227

🎯 Key Highlights: A grand musical spectacle, Wicked brings Oz to life with stunning visuals and powerful performances. While the film captures much of the Broadway magic, some pacing issues and creative choices may not resonate with all fans. Jon M. Chu’s direction delivers breathtaking set pieces but struggles at times with balancing emotion and spectacle.



πŸ“– Overview:

Watch Trailer



🎭 Top Cast:

  • Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba – The misunderstood girl who becomes the Wicked Witch of the West.
  • Ariana Grande as Glinda – The charming and ambitious good witch in training.
  • Jonathan Bailey as Fiyero – A carefree prince caught in the middle of an unexpected love story.
  • Jeff Goldblum as The Wizard – The enigmatic ruler of Oz.
  • Michelle Yeoh as Madame Morrible – A powerful sorceress with her own mysterious agenda.


  • πŸ“Ί Where to Watch:

    Theatrical Release



    πŸ“œ Fun Fact:

    Did you know? Ariana Grande was a lifelong Wicked fan before landing the role of Glinda, often performing the musical’s songs in her early career.



    πŸ€” Why Watch:

    Fans of Wicked will enjoy seeing their favorite characters and songs come to life on the big screen. While it may not be a flawless adaptation, the strong performances, grand musical numbers, and stunning visuals make it an engaging experience. If you love Broadway musicals and fantasy storytelling, Wicked is still worth a watch.



    Wicked shines in its production value, featuring stunning visuals and impressive vocal performances, particularly from Cynthia Erivo. However, the transition from stage to screen presents challenges, with some emotional beats feeling rushed and certain scenes missing the depth of the original musical. While enjoyable, the film may divide longtime fans and newcomers alike.