Wicked ATTACKS Fans Actress Worse Than The Villain

Wicked started as a musical play prequel to The Wizard of Oz. But the upcoming movie adaptation features Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grandes, with less marketing know how. Cynthia has already attacked fans for correcting the movie posts to be more accurate. The source material fans liked is being changed for personal ego. Is Wicked worth watching?

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[disparutoo]

Wicked is a strange movie with the most extreme reaction to a minor poster edit I've seen. The movie story is already a horrific message, but I didn't expect the actors to to be trying to sink the movie before it even launched. While Ariana Grande at least seemed to have some media training, maybe the rest of the cast could do with some too. Learn where their money comes from and who is actually important in the movie industry, and it's the people who have the money. I thought there had to be some kind of motivation behind such an extreme reaction. But what do you think caused it? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)

[colincolin]

The fact Ariana grande came out and said it was only an edit that’s what fans do.. while the witch has a meltdown shows the mentality between those two women.

[GreasyBeasty]

The green skin paired with green lips and black freckles makes this character look like an ogre out of shrek.

[Zigzorark]

If you have a tragic backstory and *that’s* why you are evil, you’re still evil. “Your Honor, I was bullied when I was young” Isn’t going to hold up in court

[SpiceCh]

"We communicate with our eyes"

... And that's exactly why the eyes are obscured in the original. I swear, symbolism in art is pearls before swine when it comes to people like this.

[bigcod]

"Oh you're green" is an allegory for" oh you're black"
These people are lame.

[keystrix]

This reminds me of Karl Urban, who refused to remove the Judge helmet to show his face for the movie Dredd. That's a guy who respects the role more than his own image.

[tysonlaplante]

people die every day, 2 countries are fighting a war and the world might go into a world war 3, but this is the worst thing she ever seen! so sheltered.

[misterlobsterman]

There's nothing behind those eyes. Not physically, not metaphorically.

[kenwarren]

It's really weird how Hollywood is pretending that Rachel Zegler is somehow a "poor Colombian girl."

[mudcrab]

Margaret Hamilton received 3rd degree burns to her face and hands from poorly controlled special effects when she played the role in 1939.

Cynthia Erivo had her face edited in photoshop by someone not even directly associated with the studio.

Compare and contrast.

[crimsonpotemkin]

The actress just showed how deeply insecure she is.
She's probably gonna get trolled 100x more.

[forsociopoliticalstuff]

The eyes are supposedly the window to the soul. With that in mind, the vacant blank stare in the original movie poster unintentionally says some things.

[curtisbryce]

"The Fans Suck", is not a good marketing strategy.

[rangerstedfast]

Imagine James Earl Jones (RIP you legend) throwing a fit because people couldn't see his face as Vader

[alanlawson]

The eyes are often described as the "windows to your soul", by hiding them you're adding a element of mystery to the character, with only the mouth visible, is she being kind, mischievous, evil, there are so many elements, but NOOO, "You MUST see my face, my ego demands it!"🙄

I wonder how much of it is also an element of, like her or not, Ariana Grande is a household name, who exactly is this other actress? "How DARE someone more famous than me get more exposure than me!"🤦‍♂

[vskane]

WICKED FAN: Hey, I’m super excited to see your show. I loved the original.

ACTOR: Well that’s just bigoted.

STAR WARS FANS: Welcome to the party, pal!

[matthewgubbins]

So a picture is worse than the Cambodian killing fields. Good too know

[theabhorrentchef]

The fan art looked so much better than the special ed look of the original poster.

[geoffreybrockmeier]

The actress was chosen because A) she’s black, and B) to use Part A to stir up controversy.