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BABYGIRL

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Currently thinking about "Very Large Green Triangle"

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HOYOVERSE!!! DROP THE SANRIO COLLAB!!!! AND MY LIFE!!!! IS YOURS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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WICKED: PART ONE (2024)

Director: Jon M. Chu Cinematography: Alice Brooks

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Wicked

Movies watched in 2025

Wicked (2024, USA)

Director: Jon M. Chu

Writers: Winnie Holzman & Dana Fox (based on the musical by Stephen Schwartz & Winnie Holzman and the novel by Gregory Maguire)

Mini-review:

Few things give me the high of a super hyped-up movie that actually delivers: Wicked is just as great as everyone keeps saying. Tbh, I went in knowing next to nothing, cause this particular musical never made it to my country, afaik. I'm obviously acquainted with The Wizard of Oz, but that's about it. And what I found here was almost three hours of pure magic and unforgettable songs. The entire cast smashes it out of the park in every way: acting, singing and dancing. The sets are absolutely stunning, too; it's arguably the best production design I've seen recently. However, I do think the cinematography and lighting leave much to be desired; at points it looks like a run-of-the-mill Marvel movie. But still, everything else is exceptional enough for that detail not to bring the film down at all. I'll definitely be looking forward to part two!

[randomrichards]

WICKED:

Green misfit of Oz

Struggles to thrive in prep school

Finds her chance to fly

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Crazy rich Asians, 2018

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Universal released their 'For Your Consideration' Awards Campaign for 'Wicked'

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Books ...

[fromthestacks]

Wicked

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[genevieveetguy]

. No, I'm not seasick. No, I didn't eat grass as a child and yes, I've always been green.

Wicked: Part I, Jon M. Chu (2024)

[casasupernovas]

i wanted to cry so many during wicked lol. i can pin point it all.

the opening with glinda's narration. the opening brass of 'no one mourns the wicked.' the flying monkeys, the 'unlimited' melody with dorothy, tin man, scarecrow and lion ESPECIALLY BECAUSE I KNEW THE STORY ALREADY SO KNOWING WHO THEY WERE MADE ME WANT TO SOBBBBB. the moment the line "no one mourns the wicked" started and when the chorus joins in. looking at glinda's expression on "the wicked die alone: and when she burns the effigy. the part where she outs her hand in the water on the way to shiz. when cynthia sang "help meeee meeet the wizaaardd." the KEY CHANGE in the 'wizard and i'. the really fast instrumentation in 'what is this feeling' and camera work when glinda and elphaba are running to their seat and fighting in their lesson. the soaring brass and sax (?) in 'dancing through life." when boq was dancing with nessarose. elphaba doing her dance and glinda joining in. because duh. when glinda was dancing around so carefree in 'popular' scooting around on the ground, kicking her legs in the air at the end with the key changes. i dunno how i held it because i wanted to WEEP when "no one mourns the wicked" started playing as the train to the emerald city started to move and glinda put her hand to her head to do the dance from the ozdust to elpheba. and pretty much all of 'defying gravity.'

so almost the whole movie.

p.s. i wanted to slap boq across the face when he sang to nessarose "beccauuusee you're sooo beaaautifull."

what a faker.

[moviehealthcommunity]

Wicked: Part I (2024)

This is a Movie Health Community evaluation. It is intended to inform people of potential health hazards in movies and does not reflect the quality of the film itself. The information presented here has not been reviewed by any medical professionals.

Wicked: Part I has one brief use of moderate strobe lights at the beginning of a stage performance early in the second half of the film. This only lasts a couple of seconds. The final song (Defying Gravity) has some mild lightning flashing in the clouds.

The song Dancing Through Life is shot mostly with cameras that perform slow and very disorienting rolling motions. The finale of this film involves extreme heights, and fast flight through complex maneuvers.

Flashing Lights: 2/10. Motion Sickness: 5/10.

TRIGGER WARNING: There are some scenes depicting racism and prevailing attitudes in a family-friendly way that opens the door for discussion with children about the topic.

Video ID: Admin Brandon's review and evaluation of Wicked: Part I

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WICKED

Wicked.

WICKED.

Wicked

wicked?

WICKED!!!

God I’ve seen it twice and I will continue to do so

EDIT: it’s been 7 times