Book lovers can all agree that since the beginning of film adaptations, books have often been done wrong. I remember the first time I saw A Wrinkle in Time in the theatre, and even though the movie itself was beautifully made, I hated the fact that they didn't involve more of Aunt Beast. From then on, I claimed to despise the movie because it did not correctly cover the book. This is an experience I know has been shared by a lot of bookworms.
It’s been one year since part one of Wicked released in theaters, capturing the hearts of many theatre kids and moviegoers. This year, the highly anticipated sequel, Wicked: For Good, has arrived. The film picks up shortly after the events in the first film, following Elphaba, who is now the Wicked Witch of the West, and her clash with The Wizard. It also follows Glinda with her new rise in power as Glinda the Good. Wicked: For Good is packed full of tear-jerking and edge-of-your-seat moments.
Based on the classic Broadway musical, Wicked is part one of the long-awaited adapted film prequelling The Wizard of Oz (1939).
“A Complete Unknown,” the film based on the highly acclaimed folk singer Bob Dylan, hit the theaters on December 25. Since then it has gained steady popularity, with a current Rotten Tomatoes rating of 96%, and countless gushing reviews.
