Ulyana Gomes

Review Title: A Spellbinding Masterpiece! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 “Wicked” is a dazzling cinematic triumph that redefines the magic of storytelling. From its visually stunning set designs to its breathtaking performances, this film exceeds all expectations. The beloved story of Elphaba and Glinda is brought to life with a perfect blend of heart, humor, and awe-inspiring spectacle. The cast is nothing short of phenomenal—each actor embodies their role with such depth and charisma that you feel completely immersed in their journey. The musical numbers are not only flawlessly executed but also emotionally stirring, with every note leaving an indelible mark on the audience. The direction and cinematography are simply outstanding, capturing the fantastical world of Oz in a way that feels fresh yet faithful to the original. The seamless mix of stunning CGI and practical effects makes every scene a visual feast. More than just a prequel to “The Wizard of Oz,” Wicked delves deep into themes of friendship, prejudice, and courage, making it a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant experience. Longtime fans of the Broadway musical will be thrilled with how faithfully the film adapts its source material, while newcomers will be enchanted by the compelling narrative and unforgettable music. “Wicked” is a must-watch for anyone who loves musicals, fantasy, or simply great cinema. It’s a once-in-a-generation movie that will have you singing and dreaming long after the credits roll. Bravo!

I had such high hopes for Moana 2 because I loved the first movie so much, but sadly, it left me deeply disappointed. The music, which was such a standout in the original, fell flat this time. None of the songs were catchy or memorable, which really took away from the magic. The storyline felt rushed and disjointed. Moana suddenly embarks on a journey to unite different people, but there’s no meaningful backstory or development to explain her mission. Maui’s subplot, where he’s searching for a god who sank an island, felt equally hollow, with very little interaction or depth. The introduction of the “first voyager” seemed promising, but he was just there to point Moana in the right direction. His story could have been fascinating, but it was completely overlooked. The characters felt lost, with no real sense of direction or purpose. Even Moana herself struggled and became easily discouraged, which didn’t feel true to her character from the first film. The lack of a meaningful confrontation between Moana and the god responsible for her ancestors’ suffering was another missed opportunity to add depth and emotional weight. Overall, Moana 2 felt like a wasted opportunity. The music was uninspiring, the plot was poorly executed, and it lacked the heart and charm of the original. I hate to say it, but this movie felt like a misstep and not worth the price of a theater ticket. Wait for it to stream if you’re curious, but otherwise, save your money.

It was ok; I was honestly expecting more out of the movie. The movie was not complete; the story was also poor and acting. But on the whole, it was an excellent movie to watch.

I saw this movie yesterday, and I like it, most Christian today so confused about many things and that what leading us to debate among us. The truth is Hod is God and He is the One powerful and true. The movie was give me a fresh view of how we can do things and choices we make it. What really stood out for me when God was talking to Paul about faith,”faith is where we growing.” I believe that is true, all we need a masters seed.