Wicked

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Synopsis

Elphaba, an ostracized but defiant girl born with green skin, and Glinda, a privileged aristocrat born popular, become extremely unlikely friends in the magical Land of Oz. As the two girls struggle with their opposing personalities, their friendship is tested as both begin to fulfill their destinies as Glinda the Good and The Wicked Witch of the West. The first of a two-part film adaptation of the Broadway musical.

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Does the dog die?
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There are a few animals,but none die.
acidnoralkaline
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Abandonment
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29
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?? He’s not abandoned, he’s likely been kidnapped.
Anonymous
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Elphaba is completely emotionally abandoned by her parents, particularly her father. He refers to her as "it" when she is born and orders a nurse to take her from the room due to her green skin. He is shown to shun Elphaba and use her basically as a servant to care for his younger daughter.
Pantalones
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yes

[spoiler for the ending of act/movie 1]

Elphaba is forced to flee the Emerald City as a fugitive, and Glinda is the only one she gets to have a goodbye with. her sister and friends have no idea what happened except for hearing the announcement from Madame Morrible about Elphaba being a wanted criminal.
carousel
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Abuse
Is a child abused?
153 supporters
Yes
113
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3
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Emotionally abused
weezburger
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
142 supporters
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There is emotional abuse towards Elphaba from her father
Prue
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128
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Emotionally abusive
weezburger
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No, not exactly. But to some, when elpahaba forgives her bully, Glinda, this could be reminiscent of an abused person forgiving their abuser.
Dogearth22
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67
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Lying and manipulating others is not inherently gaslighting. There is no gaslighting in this film.
the1leo
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15
Elphaba never becomes evil. She goes out of her way to fight for what’s right throughout the entire story.
Anonymous
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Is someone stalked?
30 supporters
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4
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Someone is being hunted by the end of the movie
abd57900
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Is someone abused with a belt?
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94
Addiction
Yes
8
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72
1
No but there is a comic moment where after a large shock two nurses drink some alcohol quickly as if to steel themselves.
Anonymous
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Elphaba’s mom drinks a green elixer that is implied to have similar effects to alcohol or drugs. In the book it’s more like a drug but in the movie it’s left open to interpretation.
raybanned
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Is there addiction?
1 supporters
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Alphabas mother drinks elixir during pregnancy
Saddog
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Animal
Are animals abused?
315 supporters
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Talking animals are discriminated against and incarcerated.
jdpamv
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Does a cat die?
282 supporters
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A lion cub and a snow leopard are seen, but neither of them die.
CaitlinSnowLeopard
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Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
272 supporters
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101
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once again,many animals,none die.
acidnoralkaline
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Does a pet die?
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Yes
4
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98
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All the harmed animals were CGI
DoggoLives
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Is there a dead animal?
193 supporters
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Does a horse die?
163 supporters
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1
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93
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There is a horse. It is not harmed.
pedanther
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Is an animal sad?
153 supporters
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146
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2
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The nanny, a bear, the teacher, a goat, and a lion cub
DoggoLives
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Are rabbits harmed?
123 supporters
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95
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No rabbits are seen.
pedanther
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Are there spiders?
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83
Does a dragon die?
55 supporters
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No dragons are seen.
pedanther
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Are there bugs?
53 supporters
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59
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yes! there is a grasshopper that elphaba holds on her finger for about ten seconds during "the wizard and i". comes right at "do you think the wizard is dumb, or like munchkins so small minded." it's decently fake/cgi looking
annieplawrence
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Are there snakes?
27 supporters
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23
No
57
8
There is a snake that's part of the Ozdust ballroom band, it's playing an instrument. Just a background character.
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Are there sharks?
12 supporters
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2
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84
1
Based on the script, there is no mention of sharks. The only reference to a shark is metaphorical, when Glinda is described as "surveying her surroundings like a shark seeking out its prey".
ChelseaJohnsonChapman
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
8 supporters
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3
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84
Assault
Is someone sexually assaulted?
254 supporters
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87
Is there pedophilia?
167 supporters
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91
Is rape mentioned?
122 supporters
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93
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87
Is someone drugged?
43 supporters
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95
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6
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Poppies caused a room to fall asleep
Carz
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87
1
No, but water is mentioned as being deadly to the main character in the first scene.
Anonymous
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Does a woman get slapped?
34 supporters
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77
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85
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Kids make fun of Elphaba when she is little, yet she just throws rocks at them.
IfWinterCanICan
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A character tries to sing and briefly gets her mouth covered by another singer. In a funny, not negative way.
Anonymous
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1
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An animal professor is restrained and dragged out of the room. There are also shadow puppet depictions of other talking animals being restrained.
heyjackie
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Bodily Harm
Is there eye mutilation?
148 supporters
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67
Is there body horror?
108 supporters
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88
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6
25
It’s on monkeys, but definitely horrific. No blood though
Carz
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Is there a hanging?
69 supporters
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70
Is there decapitation?
69 supporters
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73
Is there cannibalism?
58 supporters
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74
Is someone crushed to death?
57 supporters
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1
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69
Is someone buried alive?
54 supporters
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69
Is there amputation?
53 supporters
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69
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No, but someone is talking while scared and their speech/breath is somewhat ragged, like the words are coming too fast. But no actual blockage.
Anonymous
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Is there Achilles Tendon injury?
44 supporters
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70
Does someone break a bone?
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67
Is someone choked?
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69
Are any hands damaged?
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Is someone stabbed?
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No. There is a somewhat gruesome scene of a monkey growing wings, though there's no specific dislocation of any bones or joints mentioned for the process. If you are an expert on monkey anatomy it might conjure academic questions of whether or not things would have to be dislocated. But other than that far stretch, none.
Anonymous
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Does someone have a seizure?
28 supporters
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71
Does someone fall down stairs?
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64
Yes
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Someone falls (jumps?) off a building but is safe in the end.
heyjackie
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16
elphaba puts a spell on her classmates during the second classroom scene after dr dillamond is taken away.
RickyM
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
1 supporters
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73
Does someone asphyxiate?
1 supporters
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Yes
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63
Is there excessive gore?
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70
Yes
6
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A character gets scratched on his temple.
Anonymous
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Are any teeth damaged?
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67
Yes
1
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71
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No, but at the beginning there's a large puppet resembling the wicked witch being set on fire.
MovieWatcher10
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Is there throat mutilation?
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Yes
24
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49
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The sound of the monkeys transforming is that they are in pain
Saddog
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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68
Does a head get squashed?
1 supporters
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71
Children
Is an infant abducted?
39 supporters
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62
Is a minor sexualized?
1 supporters
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64
Does a kid die?
1 supporters
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66
Creepy Crawly
Are there bedbugs?
24 supporters
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65
Death
Does a non-human character die?
58 supporters
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58
Does someone die?
1 supporters
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66
No
12
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Not seen, but Elphaba talks about her mother dying during childbirth
PinkYM
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I wouldn’t count this as sacrificing herself. The guards were after Elphaba and she says “I’m the one you want! It’s me!” It’s more telling them to leave Glinda alone because she wasn’t who they’re after.
Bibliofan
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Not on screen, but it is established from the first scene that the main character is melted to death.
Anonymous
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
42 supporters
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Nessarose (Nessa), the disabled character whose is a wheelchair-user, is actually played by a disabled actress named Marissa Bode who is a wheelchair user herself!
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Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
26 supporters
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Family
Does a parent die?
42 supporters
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79
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4
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Elphaba’s mother dies in childbirth offscreen.
Anonymous
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
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Yes
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Elphaba’s mother dies in childbirth offscreen.
Anonymous
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Does someone cheat?
29 supporters
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103
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8
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idk why ppl are saying no.. in the very beginning elfies mom cheats on her husband 😭
kfre11
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Is someone kidnapped?
19 supporters
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31
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34
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A professor is dragged away and put of the room as he protests them
LgnTv
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Fear
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after elphaba runs out of the throne room and madame morrible tells the monkeys to go after her, elphaba goes running through a hallway, there’s a few jumpscare moments. the first one, elphaba looks out the window and a monkey slams into one of the windows and that’s a jumpscare. one of them also grabs glinda during that part. hope this helps!!
RickyM
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Is trypophobic content shown?
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60
Are there clowns?
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57
Is there a shower scene?
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59
Are there ghosts?
9 supporters
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55
Are there mannequins?
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58
5
Several, and in the opening scenes there’s a part underwater and then we see Glinda on a boat in an ocean on her way to Shiz
raybanned
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Are there razors?
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62
Is someone possessed?
1 supporters
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58
Gross
Does someone vomit?
176 supporters
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7
No
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Completely safe!! I’m so happy!
Anonymous
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Is someone eaten?
51 supporters
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63
Does someone wet/soil themselves?
33 supporters
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63
Does someone spit?
21 supporters
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63
Is there farting?
20 supporters
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64
Yes
5
No
58
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Personally, its not gore, but i found the monkeys gaining wings was disturbing. Its closer to the end of the movie, sorry i dont have time stamps!
Jayme
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Is there defecation?
1 supporters
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0
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67
Large-scale Violence
Are there 9/11 depictions?
8 supporters
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Yes
1
No
58
Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
52 supporters
Yes
1
No
57
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There are (basically) cops, they are not portrayed in a positive light at all.
CMster
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Yes
71
No
1
13
Of animals
Anonymous
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LGBTQ+
1
no trans people in the story, as far as we're told
carousel
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Are there transphobic slurs?
74 supporters
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Yes
1
No
63
4
@Doggo im not sure if shes frustrated at elphaba or at herself. she admits to regretting making that whole speech about changing her name. later on when she meets the wizard she introduces herself as Glinda but looks despondent over it
sdstro
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Is an LGBT+ person outed?
38 supporters
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Yes
1
No
56
Is there bisexual cheating?
33 supporters
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Yes
2
No
55
Loss
1
A balloon, presumably the one the Wizard arrived in Oz in, has the cloth torn and made unusable. Nobody is shown reacting to this.
Anonymous
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Medical
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0
No
62
3
Completely safe!
LgnTv
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Is there a mental institution scene?
42 supporters
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55
Is electro-therapy used?
35 supporters
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Yes
0
No
55
Does someone have cancer?
27 supporters
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Yes
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59
Are there heart attacks?
23 supporters
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Yes
4
No
6
Yes
2
No
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6
There’s a childbirth scene but it’s done in the home similar to how it was done in like the 19th century
SiRenfield
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Is there menstruation?
4 supporters
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Mental Health
Does someone self harm?
S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
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There is no depiction of an eating disorder in the film. However, the two lead actresses had significant weight loss during the filming of the movie and appear noticably underweight. There have been a lot of unconfirmed rumors that this weight loss is due to them using weight loss drugs and/or having eating disorders.

While the rumors of the lead actresses having eating disorders are unconfirmed as of now, their underweight appearances and the discourse around their weight loss has been very triggering to many people with eating disorders, myself included.
KnightWhoSaysNi
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58
0
there are no autistic characters in this story that we're explicitly told about
carousel
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Is there misophonia?
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50
Yes
0
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59
Yes
51
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5
Elphaba has occasional flashbacks to her horrible childhood that could be seen as similar to PTSD.
HoppipHarvest
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Yes
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No
7
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Elphaba is dysmorphic about being green and wants that “corrected”
DoggoLives
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
33 supporters
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0
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49
0
there are no characters shown to have "split" personalities of any kind
carousel
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Yes
37
No
18
1
people experience feeling anxious… there is no anxiety attack or scene where someone’s anxiety is completely overwhelming.
Anonymous
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5
I didnt see these things
Smiliey
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Is there ABA therapy?
22 supporters
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Yes
0
No
55
Yes
3
No
54
0
No dysphoria
DoggoLives
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0
Not mentioned. The main character is an outsider. It is coded to be a standin for a multitude of marginalized groups. One interpretation is neurodiversity.
Anonymous
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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Yes
46
No
8
Yes
32
No
21
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Nothing beyond normal fantasy elements like magic.
HoppipHarvest
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
1 supporters
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1
No
54
8
Someone jumps off of a very tall building at the end, but it was not necessarily an attempt and she survives. Could be triggering though.
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Is there autism specific abuse?
1 supporters
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Yes
0
No
58
Yes
0
No
59
Natural Disasters
Are there tsunamis?
9 supporters
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Yes
0
No
9
Noxious
Is there shakey cam?
66 supporters
Yes
3
No
45
0
Very minor shakey cam used during "Loathing" when they're fighting over the desk
grant
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Is there screaming?
21 supporters
Yes
60
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0
-3
Little Nessarose cries and screams during the scene where little Elphaba is telling her about The Wizard.
Nessa is one of the cutest kids who has ever existed and I found the scene pretty upsetting.
CMster
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Yes
53
No
4
11
There are underwater parts with fish in the beginning but its nothing bad.
RickyM
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0
Someone tells someone else to "get stuffed", but that's it.
Anonymous
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Yes
60
No
0
3
Several flying monkeys strike the windows in the corridor Elphaba is running down. The first one is a bit of a jump scare.
Pantalones
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Wicked (2024)

Overall, the movie is surprisingly viewer-friendly and doesn’t have any strobing lights.

1) 01:49:57 - 01:50:02 flashes* (this happens at a theater and feels like a few isolated camera flashes. These are quite bright but last only a few seconds).

2) 01:53:47 - 01:53:56 fireworks* (these are somewhat dimmed and quickly move to the background).

3) 02:26:50 - 02:27:40 free fall, high speed shots*
(the scene may feel a bit “glitchy” due to rapidly shifting heights).

4) 02:29:57 - 02:30:18 electric sparks, high speed shots, dimmed thunder lightnings*

* - doesn’t appear to have a strobing effect.

Everyone’s photosensitivity threshold is different, but this movie seems to be safe for most people since there aren’t any full-on strobing effects. Having said that, it’s best to always exercise caution. Bonus tips for Wicked (2024), minute by minute, are on our instagram page @strobealert ⚡️🚨✅
StrobeAlert
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Does a baby cry?
1 supporters
Yes
73
No
1
6
Baby Elphaba cries immediately after she is born.
Pantalones
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Paranoia
3
There are two scenes I can think of:
1. Someone listens in on a private meeting.
2. The flying monkeys were created to be spies, implying future listening in.
heyjackie
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Yes
3
No
48
-2
very briefly in the wizard and i. at the very end of the song right before he says "the wizard will see you now", elphaba and glinda hand their invitation to the doorkeeper and look at the camera straight in from the them
annieplawrence
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Pregnancy
Is there childbirth?
37 supporters
Yes
70
No
2
10
At the very beginning, elphiba is born. You do not see the actual birth, or slime or anything potentially gruesome for kids. The main point of this scene was to show elphiba was green all her life and how her family felt about it.
Vector
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5
Elphaba is shown as a baby for a few scenes, including her birth.
Pantalones
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Yes
0
No
50
2
Adding context because this can still be triggering. A pregnant woman takes herbs daily / her husband insists she do this all day as a kind of supplement to make her baby not green. It makes her give birth too early and her baby is born with a disability as a result of the herb / preterm labor.
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Is a baby stillborn?
1 supporters
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0
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54
Yes
0
No
52
1
No.

however, something that could be triggering: (offscreen) a mother takes an herb that is supposed to do something to her baby growing in her belly. sadly a side effect is that the baby gets born too early, and is disabled because of it.
Anonymous
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Yes
53
No
11
9
No, it is discussed that Elphaba and Nessa’s mother dies in childbirth. Not shown on screen and technically their mother isn’t pregnant when she dies.
DoggoLives
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Prejudice
Are there fat jokes?
65 supporters
Yes
0
No
49
-1
No, but an ableist character is the only named fat character.
Anonymous
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Are there homophobic slurs?
65 supporters
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Yes
0
No
51
Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
56 supporters
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Yes
0
No
50
23
A woman in a wheelchair is subjected to ableism. She's offered help after refusing it and is repeatedly called "tragic."
jdpamv
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Does an LGBT person die?
43 supporters
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Yes
0
No
49
Is there hate speech?
41 supporters
Yes
66
No
0
27
The film is about discrimination. A green woman is subjected to colorism/racism because of her skin color. A disabled woman in a wheelchair is treated in an ableist manner by able people. Talking animals face discrimination.
jdpamv
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Are there usages of the n-word?
41 supporters
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Yes
0
No
50
Is a minority is misrepresented?
41 supporters
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Yes
1
No
44
15
No but historically the musical is about antisemitism (green skin, witch imagery, the way animals are silenced and slowly lose their rights) Stephen Schwartz said it was a major part of the story even though it’s unsaid. No characters are Jewish though so there isn’t antisemitism
raybanned
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Does the black guy die first?
28 supporters
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Yes
0
No
47
Is there aphobia?
27 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
48
Race
Is there blackface?
47 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
47
Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
1 supporters
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Yes
0
No
46
Religious
Is religion discussed?
16 supporters
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Yes
2
No
43
Are there demons or Hell?
15 supporters
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Yes
0
No
49
Sex
Are there nude scenes?
70 supporters
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Yes
0
No
56
Is there BDSM?
38 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
46
Does someone lose their virginity?
22 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
49
Is someone sexually objectified?
1 supporters
Add comment
Yes
2
No
46
Are there incestuous relationships?
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1 supporters
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Yes
0
No
52
Yes
1
No
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There’s a scene that implies sex, but no actual sex happens on screen.
HoppipHarvest
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Is there bestiality?
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Sexism
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Sickness
Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
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Is someone terminally ill?
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Does someone have a stroke?
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
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Social
Are there fat suits?
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There are overalls with round boning that seem to be sort of like what they’d use in a stage play for Alice in wonderland (tweedledum and tweedledee) at 1hr 51min. It only appears for brief moments as part of a live performance. I don’t think it’s meant to mimick fat people in this case. The rest of the cast are realistically body diverse including secondary/tertiary and background characters.
cha0ticneutralsys
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Is existentialism debated?
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No, but Boq mentions his family probably doesn't know he's gone.
Anonymous
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Are there anti-abortion themes?
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Spoiler
Are there end credit scenes?
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Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
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Yes
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It’s not sad but it’s a cliffhanger since it’s only part 1, so it’s not exactly happy either
raybanned
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Vehicular
Does a car crash?
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Is someone hit by a car?
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Does a plane crash?
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Does a car honk or tires screech?
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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A character gets a thin slit on his face but it isn’t bloody
jdpamv
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Does someone drown?
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No, but water is said to be deadly to the main character in the first scene of the movie.
Anonymous
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Is there gun violence?
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Is there a nuclear explosion?
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