Fan Created Movie Poster for Wicked, Racist?

The promotional poster for the upcoming movie adaptation of *Wicked* has sparked controversy among fans and critics alike. While fans of the beloved Broadway musical eagerly anticipated visual hints of their favorite characters, the poster's minimalist design has left many disappointed. Some have criticized it for being overly simplistic and not capturing the magic or complexity of the story, which follows the unlikely friendship between Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West, and Glinda, the Good Witch, set in the world of Oz. Others found the darker tone of the poster inconsistent with the vibrant, whimsical atmosphere of the original stage production, fearing the movie adaptation might take a direction that loses the play's charm and nuance. As reactions pour in, the debate continues on whether the film will honor the spirit of *Wicked* or take it in a new—and potentially polarizing—direction.

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