Interesting what one can see in a movie. I have not and seen either one. I read a review of Wicked for Good in the Chicago Tribune. She gave it two stars. Perhaps she was not looking for a deeper meaning. https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/20/review-wicked-for-good/
You are right. It is quite “interesting” what one can see. It also takes a special type of person to not see something so evident. That’s actually much more fascinating. Thanks for your comments
Most people go to movies for entertainment. As I said I did not see either move. I didnt know there was a book until I read the review. The book came out in 1995. I wonder what you saw in the movie you would see in the book. You probably know that the wicked witch did not have a name in the Baum book or the 1939 movie. Alphabetical is derived from Baum's initials. L F B i assume you knew that as well. Funny the things you find out
There’s no contradiction between meaning and entertainment. Most people don’t feel the need to draw a distinction. It’s really quite interesting that you do. Absolutely fascinating in fact. Yes. The Wizard of Oz is the first film I ever saw in color. I was a fan of the books as a kid and am quite familiar with both storylines. Thanks for inquiring.
Thank you for championing the truth of the witches ! See you behind the curtain some time soon let’s roam the galaxies for answers xoxo
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Interesting what one can see in a movie. I have not and seen either one. I read a review of Wicked for Good in the Chicago Tribune. She gave it two stars. Perhaps she was not looking for a deeper meaning. https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/20/review-wicked-for-good/
You are right. It is quite “interesting” what one can see. It also takes a special type of person to not see something so evident. That’s actually much more fascinating. Thanks for your comments
Most people go to movies for entertainment. As I said I did not see either move. I didnt know there was a book until I read the review. The book came out in 1995. I wonder what you saw in the movie you would see in the book. You probably know that the wicked witch did not have a name in the Baum book or the 1939 movie. Alphabetical is derived from Baum's initials. L F B i assume you knew that as well. Funny the things you find out
There’s no contradiction between meaning and entertainment. Most people don’t feel the need to draw a distinction. It’s really quite interesting that you do. Absolutely fascinating in fact. Yes. The Wizard of Oz is the first film I ever saw in color. I was a fan of the books as a kid and am quite familiar with both storylines. Thanks for inquiring.