This was one of the best cinematic experiences I've ever had and I say this as someone who usually hates Musicals. That alone should tell you that, even if that's not your favorite movie genre, you won't regret giving this a chance.

I grew up being told the story of The Wizard of Oz, but I only found out about Wicked years later as a young adult and fell in love with the story being told from a different perspective while also getting an explanation as to why Elphaba was deemed evil.

Wicked is about how there's always two sides to a story. It's a tale about greed, power, alienation, oppression, but also pride, friendship, strength and advocacy.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande were phenomenal. In my opinion, this is proof of the absurdity of their talents as individuals and as a duo. Their chemistry as partners in scene is something I'd never seen even in Romance movies.

The entire cast did a marvelous job and justice to the book and Broadway play. Jonathan Bailey, Ethan Slater.. no controversy is bigger than the masterpiece they were able to deliver here.

Needless to comment on the soundtrack, which I can't stop singing now.

As for the ending act, I couldn't stop crying. And I'm known for being one not to cry easily.

I can definitely see Wicked being nominated for the Oscar's in various categories. Dare I say, win some of them as well. And I might be judged for my opinion here, but Wicked, the movie adaptation, outdid every single other media there is of Wicked.