‘Wicked’ Fans Can’t Stop Filming Scenes on Their Phones – a Form of Piracy That Hollywood Doesn’t Seem to Mind
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variety.comMatt Donnelly Senior Film Writer The final scene of “Wicked” is a cinematic triumph. A defiant Cynthia Erivo soars through the skies, circling above Oz and belting “Defying Gravity” as her enemies look on in awe.
It inspires tears and applause, even sending audiences jumping from their theater seats as Erivo nails those high notes. But you don’t have to buy a ticket to witness it now.
The full four-minute conclusion to the first part of Universal’s smash hit is currently available on social platforms like X and TikTok for free.
That’s because fans can’t seem to stop taking photos and recording full, minutes-long clips of Erivo and her co-star Ariana Grande going toe-to-toe in the Emerald City.
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