"It's wild. It's unbridled." Universal has debuted a new 3-minute featurette for Jon M. Chu's Wicked: For Good, opening in theaters everywhere in November this fall. The much anticipated sequel to ...

Universal Pictures has confirmed new details for Wicked Part 2, officially retitled Wicked: For Good, reuniting Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo as Glinda and Elphaba. The announcement has reignited ...

As 2024 wrapped, Wicked had cast its spell across pop culture—memes, interviews, endless buzz. While most films drop trailers fast, Wicked Part 2 kept fans guessing. In a Vanity Fair interview, ...

A year after Wicked made three quarters of a billion dollars and became the highest-grossing film adaptation of a Broadway musical, its sequel, Wicked: For Good, is finally in theaters. The movie, ...

Stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande continue to turn in excellent work, but this second part to the beloved musical wasn't worth waiting an entire year for. In preparation for my return to the Land ...

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When will Wicked: For Good come out? The sequel will drop almost a year to the day after its predecessor. Wicked: For Good is scheduled to land in theaters Nov. 21, 2025. Goldblum, who returns as the ...

Tap Here To Add Us Weekly As A Trusted Source The first installment of Wicked’s two-part movie adaptation was released in November 2024 and followed the first act of the iconic Broadway show that ...

Colman Domingo is off to see the Wizard. The news was shared on the official social media channels for "Wicked," which posted a video showing Domingo surrounded by lion plushies. "See you in Oz," he ...

Following a whirlwind press tour, a trip to the Academy Awards, and a bombshell romance between two of its castmates, Wicked is returning to the box office this year for part two of Hollywood's ...

Opinion: Audiences have seen this schtick and rejected it before, but Jon M. Chu's musical hurts more than most. Starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande (again), this paltry sequel adapts and expands ...