L'histoire de la transformation d'une femme à la peau verte, piégée par le magicien d'Oz, en méchante sorcière de l'Ouest ; long métrage basé sur la comédie musicale de Broadway.L'histoire de la transformation d'une femme à la peau verte, piégée par le magicien d'Oz, en méchante sorcière de l'Ouest ; long métrage basé sur la comédie musicale de Broadway.L'histoire de la transformation d'une femme à la peau verte, piégée par le magicien d'Oz, en méchante sorcière de l'Ouest ; long métrage basé sur la comédie musicale de Broadway.
- Réalisation
- Scénaristes
- Stars
- Récompensé par 2 Oscars
- 125 victoires et 325 nominations au total
Ariana Grande
- Galinda
- (as Ariana Grande-Butera)
- …
Aaron Teoh Guan Ti
- Avaric
- (as Aaron Teoh)
Jenna Boyd
- Wolf Doctor
- (voix)
Résumé
Reviewers say 'Wicked' is a visually stunning musical with strong performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. Vibrant sets, costumes, and choreography are praised. However, pacing issues and a slow narrative are noted. Splitting the story into two parts is criticized as unnecessary. Emotional moments and character development are seen as lacking, making some scenes feel rushed. Despite this, themes of friendship, prejudice, and self-discovery are appreciated.
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I found myself bored while watching the first 3/4 of the movie. The runtime was too long, the movie had too many dramatic moments that dragged on. The characters talked more and more and throughout half of the movie I was wishing something interesting would just finally happen?? It just wasn't...fun. The story didn't suck me in.
I found Elphaba to be most enjoyable. Glinda on the other hand I found less charismatic, just because her development was unmotivated at times...The background characters are just drones with no minds of their own and I didn't find them memorable.
As a musical this movie did fine. I enjoyed the singing and choreography, although I don't remember most of the songs.
Visually, the sets, the costume design and the make up design was absolutely stunning....so WHY did they make the movie look so desaturated and unwatchable? There is a constant streak of bright daylight in my face! Can this movie switch to maybe the evening..? Or morning light?
I know everything's disaturated intentionally, cause they wanted to make it ''realistic''...But It's a FANTASY?! The animals talk and there is magic? And you desaturate it...? Other movie musicals which take place in the real world are more colourful than this movie, and it ''looking realistic'' doesn't add anything to the viewer, only frustration.
I found the last 40 minutes to be the most enjoyable part of the movie. There was no daylight, there were no uninteresting background characters and the plot was finally moving somewhere.
Overall, I gave it a chance and was left disappointed.
I found Elphaba to be most enjoyable. Glinda on the other hand I found less charismatic, just because her development was unmotivated at times...The background characters are just drones with no minds of their own and I didn't find them memorable.
As a musical this movie did fine. I enjoyed the singing and choreography, although I don't remember most of the songs.
Visually, the sets, the costume design and the make up design was absolutely stunning....so WHY did they make the movie look so desaturated and unwatchable? There is a constant streak of bright daylight in my face! Can this movie switch to maybe the evening..? Or morning light?
I know everything's disaturated intentionally, cause they wanted to make it ''realistic''...But It's a FANTASY?! The animals talk and there is magic? And you desaturate it...? Other movie musicals which take place in the real world are more colourful than this movie, and it ''looking realistic'' doesn't add anything to the viewer, only frustration.
I found the last 40 minutes to be the most enjoyable part of the movie. There was no daylight, there were no uninteresting background characters and the plot was finally moving somewhere.
Overall, I gave it a chance and was left disappointed.
I am a huge fan of Wicked. I went to see it in theaters when I was growing up and then sound track was so addicting! I was skeptical about the live action ( rightfully so ). I think there was a lot that was able to be captured cinematically that can't be done in the theater, which was cool to see. Cynthia Erivo's performance was wonderful as Elphaba, but Ariana Grande's depiction of Glinda was mediocre at best. I still prefer the theatrical version of the story and watching the film for 3 hours only for it to be part 1 is not worth it. BUT I think if you're a Wicked fan, you should still check it out for yourself!
For starters, I have seen the original Broadway Play of Wicked and I really like it. I love Wizard of Oz growing up and I thought it was a good interesting take of the world and setting.
As a film, I was always curious to see how it would be adapted. While I do appreciate it's faithfulness to the source, there are some good aspects but also not so good. Throughout, the costume designs, the production and the sound designs are amazing. It helps to build the world of Oz and create it's vibe. Including the musical score and singing that offers a vibrate, energized and colorful vibe.
However, as a whole, the dull presentation and it's stretched out narrative really seems to fail for me to fully engage with it's power. Writing wise, the narrative is interesting but being stretched out and added with unnecessary characters and moments makes it dried up. Causing some of the characters to be boring and not fully engaging.
The dialogue is pretty bad and there are some poor noticeable uses of CGI that kills away the magical vibe and feel of Oz. Most of the performances are just fine but they never really wowed me in anything particular. Because as a whole, I feel it's a bit overhyped.
As a film, I was always curious to see how it would be adapted. While I do appreciate it's faithfulness to the source, there are some good aspects but also not so good. Throughout, the costume designs, the production and the sound designs are amazing. It helps to build the world of Oz and create it's vibe. Including the musical score and singing that offers a vibrate, energized and colorful vibe.
However, as a whole, the dull presentation and it's stretched out narrative really seems to fail for me to fully engage with it's power. Writing wise, the narrative is interesting but being stretched out and added with unnecessary characters and moments makes it dried up. Causing some of the characters to be boring and not fully engaging.
The dialogue is pretty bad and there are some poor noticeable uses of CGI that kills away the magical vibe and feel of Oz. Most of the performances are just fine but they never really wowed me in anything particular. Because as a whole, I feel it's a bit overhyped.
Everyone was so hyped for this movie so I finally watched it. I liked a few of the songs but the script and acting is bad. The story isn't great either. Ariana does a fantastic job and she is a delight in this movie. Everyone else in this movie is meh.
Also, it's almost 3 hours but for no reason. Like whyyy? Also a part 2 is coming ? No thank you. Some of the songs should have definitely been cut out as they were not good and didn't help the plot. Honestly I'm confused what the plot even was.
Side note: a lot of this movie is just weird and the visuals don't even make sense. Like a Tim Burton movie but not a good one.
Also, it's almost 3 hours but for no reason. Like whyyy? Also a part 2 is coming ? No thank you. Some of the songs should have definitely been cut out as they were not good and didn't help the plot. Honestly I'm confused what the plot even was.
Side note: a lot of this movie is just weird and the visuals don't even make sense. Like a Tim Burton movie but not a good one.
I can't quite wrap my head around all the positive comments for this film, they go so far that it is almost suspicious.
Anyway, me and my partner looked at each other after 1 hour and nodded to each other that it was time to leave. The storyline was going nowhere and it was frankly dull. I was really disappointed after reading some of the reviews for it, I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't that. It was so predictable that I could sit there and mouth the next line before they even said it, the cinematography was pretty average too, for me there wasn't much to like about it. Perhaps kids would enjoy it more? Sorry but I won't be watching P2.
Anyway, me and my partner looked at each other after 1 hour and nodded to each other that it was time to leave. The storyline was going nowhere and it was frankly dull. I was really disappointed after reading some of the reviews for it, I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't that. It was so predictable that I could sit there and mouth the next line before they even said it, the cinematography was pretty average too, for me there wasn't much to like about it. Perhaps kids would enjoy it more? Sorry but I won't be watching P2.
'Wicked: For Good' Stars Through the Years
'Wicked: For Good' Stars Through the Years
From Harriet and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow to "Scream Queens," check out the TV and movie roles of Cynthia Erivo, Jeff Goldblum, Ariana Grande, and more stars of Wicked: For Good.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesStephen Schwartz thought to modernize Galinda's big number, "Popular," by giving it more of a hip-hop style rhythm. Ariana Grande (Glinda) was dead-set against this suggestion, saying, "Absolutely not, don't do it. I want to be Glinda, not Ariana Grande playing Glinda."
- GaffesElphaba is not wearing the bag containing the Grimmerie when she leaves the Emerald City on her broom.
- Crédits fousThe film title uses a font style similar to Le Magicien d'Oz (1939)'s opening titles.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Animat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Chip n' Dale: A New Legacy (2022)
- Bandes originalesNo One Mourns the Wicked
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Performed by Ariana Grande (uncredited), Andy Nyman (uncredited), Courtney Mae-Briggs (uncredited), Jeff Goldblum (uncredited), Sharon D. Clarke (uncredited), and Jenna Boyd (uncredited)
from the Broadway musical WICKED
Copyright (c) 2003 Stephen Schwartz
All Rights Reserved. Used by permission of Grey Dog Music (ASCAP)
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 150 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 474 983 975 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 112 508 890 $US
- 24 nov. 2024
- Montant brut mondial
- 758 789 284 $US
- Durée
- 2h 40min(160 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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