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Anyone gonna mention the super long list of the power puff girl’s powers? I know some are specific to each girl and some are a joke, but still, how is it that these ten-year-old triplets are so powerful? What was in Chemical X?

People saying Ursa favors Zuko never seem to mention the fact Ozai only actively abuses Zuko and Ursa. Azula may have been getting groomed into a fascist but she wasn’t being abused in the traditional sense like Zuko was. Ursa recognized this and rightfully protected Zuko.

I really never understood the “Ursa is a bad mother” stance at all. Like yes if I get that Azula gets scolded in almost all their onscreen interactions but that never came across as bad parenting to me. Ursa saw that Ozai was reinforcing Azusa’s bad behavior and tried to correct it. Could she have been gentler? Yes. Was the “what is wrong with that child?” comment kinda mean? Yes. But it never came from a place of anger. She was genuinely concerned for her daughter and tried her best with what little agency she had being in the royal family.

actually, in the book "the wonderful wizard of Oz" she's wearing white

imo, i think glindas dress is pink the movie because you get to be more detailed and elaborate with costumes in film than on stage. in the stage production, glinda actually only wears pink once (i think). she wears white when arriving at shiz, yellow to see the wizard, green when in charge at emerald city, and then the bubble dress is blue. i think putting glinda in different colors for the stage production is to show is to connect her to the wizard of oz, where she wears one dress and it’s pink, but also show that you’re not gonna see the same glinda you know of. glinda wearing only pink, at least in part 1, is okay because her costumes in the movie have so much more going on that you can theoretically pause and see up close on your screen, whereas a stage show, the costumes needs to be seen from the back, so small details will be lost. that and it’s probably marketing and pr and trying to differentiate from the stage show lol.

I don't know why people hate korra so much but she has good character and selfless and good heart

I mean, Seeing as they're planning to add things to the Movie ver of Act II, Imagine a new scene where Glinda purposely chooses a pink gown before appearing before the No One Mourns the Wicked Reprise. It could be her way of regaining her ✨️true✨️ self as new ruler of Oz.

What happened to the president because he remained that earth?

Using the sky as a reference to Galinda's--Glinda's progression is such a very well thought out detail.. And I love that.... ☁️🫧🎀

Haven't seen the video YET, but I have a lot of thoughts about the Glinda outfits I would love to share, so bear with me (also, spoilers for part 2 if, but I think not a lot) I think the idea of having Glinda wearing exclusively pink outfits on the first film can work depending on how they handle her story during act 2. I would love to see her wearing a big variation of colours for part 2 to represent how much more aware she is of her (now) public image, as well as the distance placed between her and Elphaba, and how little she can actually be herself the way she was with her former friend. Her still being a very fashionable girl, but now selling her likebility trough her outfits, can show the separation between Glinda and Galinda, and how the politics of Oz affected her on a fundamental level. It can also give more meaning to her first outfit, during "no one mourns the wicked", because the pink could represent her finally allowing herself to be more open, genuine and true to who she is after having made up with Elphaba. Keeping her mostly in pink for part 2 could theoretically work, as long as it also somehow conveyed her inner turmoil and the changes she had to go trough to "serve" the wizard and truly achieve her own ambitions, but it would be tricky to show how unhappy she is if she doesn't have any physical ou stylistic changes, so I really hope that's not what they do. We already have the leak of a blue outfit, that I assume is for "thank goodness", so I am very hopeful they will take the first route on this second installment, but that would also kind of demand she doesn't wear a single pink outfit until after she makes up with Elphaba (not even during "for good"), because she needs to truly find herself in/trough her friend to actually be able to go back to who she is/was during their time as friends. She grows a lot after that, but the pink outfits could represent her essence or actual goodness, her desire to be something and someone that matters, also calling back to how different that same goal has become, with her at first wanting only the fame, and by the end wanting to do actual good for her people. I am, however, not as hopeful about the lack of pink until the very end, since even in the musical the outfits aren't as significant as they can be in film format with so many different outfits, and they seem very keen on honouring that as much as possible. I fear she might wear the pink dress from the begining during their cat fight and "for good", because (at least for me) it would show her character didn't go trough as many changes as she actually did. I really hope that made sense, I tend to ramble and lose myself in my own ideas. English not being my first language also helps in my poor manner of expressing myself, but I really hope I managed to properly express how I feel😅 Now I'll watch the actual video lmao EDIT So, I kind of misunderstood how the video would go, BUT MY POINT STILL STANDS!! I love the ideia of the bubble dress representing Glinda being the only one truly capable of standing up to Elphaba, and most likely will end up adopting it into my on ideas of what it is on both the musical and film. Great video and very interesting take, can't wait to see how right you are when part 2 finally comes out Again, sorry for the ramble

This song has been my favorite Disney song for years now. Frollo's turmoil mirrors the turmoil i experienced as a teenager growing up in what was essentially a religious cult. I feel his pride in believing that he is better than the rest of the world because that is what i was raised to believe, the terror and shame of knowing that the deepest and most desperate desires i had were grave sins, and riding the line between condemning those desires and succumbing to them. I went to Confession every week that i could when my parents got us to church early enough. I remember the relief and my resolve i would never let my desires overtake me again. I remember the shame and terror of having to decide, on the weeks we made it to church late, whether to not accept communion in the state of mortal sin and feel the shame of my parents knowing i had sinned and couldn't accept communion, or just going to communion anyway so i could blend in, even knowing i was committing an even geaver mortal sin of mocking God by doing so. I had so many vivid nightmares about hell. I thought there was something very, very wrong with me to be as wicked as i was. I prayed so fervently for deliverance. I made fervent vows in my mind to atone and to change. Much like Frollo's promise to make his desire for Esmeralda holy through marriage or to destroy her if that was impossible. I see now that the things I believed in were toxic and destructive, that the terror of god's wrath that i lived in, and even though I've rejected my faith in the Catholic religion, I still struggle with very black and white thinking, holding on to guilt for my shortcomings, and setting inpossible standards for myself that I fail to live up to. Sorry for the rambling. I guess this speaks so much to me because I have lived in the terror he expresses during the Not My Fault / Mea Culpa section. I know how that fear drove me to do irrational things and I feel sorry for Frollo not being able to see past his blind faith and impossible standards and just accept that he was attracted to Esmerlda and it was okay to feel that way without spiraling into extreme all-or-nothing thinking, and that there but for the grace of God go I.

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO POINT THIS OUT IT SHOULD BE BLUUEEEE

Poison is my favorite. It's so catchy at first but the longer you listen the more the lyrics start to hit you with just how dark and soul wrenching it really is, culminating in the saddest crushing line of the show.

They chose pink because of marketing. They went hard on marketing pink and green. If all the merch was pink and green but they kept the show's colors, where Glinda only wore pink once, it wouldn't have made sense.

fantatasic and direct analysis !!! i was a bit sad to see the loss of the wider outfit variety for glinda, and this explains why it's so important!! and i definitely think they just wanted to keep a simple pink/green for the movie. BUT!! it's so important on the stage where you can't see faces and expressions as well. amazing!!

In the stage musical the uniforms represented ( to me at least ) a characters perceived “goodness” or “popularity”. - therefore Galinda arrives at Shiz in an all white version of the uniform, Elphaba is in all dark navy blue uniform and the other students are a mixture of both the blue and white uniform to varying degrees.

“Make it pink!” “Make it blue!” “Make it Pink!” “Make it Blue!” “Make it PINK!” Make it BLUE!”

My opinion on this is the same that i have with aurora's dress: PINK IS THE WAY!!!🩷

They are all going to die anyway There is a slight chance they somewhat fix up Earth, but meh, it's too much of a strech They should have properly planted the plant in the Axion(still in space) and see if it even survives, see what it grows into(most likely just grass) But still, the thing to instany go back to Earth the moment they found life is pretty stupid In the Movie tho, the only reason they went back go Earth is because Wall·E was insanly damaged(i think he even died :[ ) They returned to Earth in a emergency for Wall·E But Eve put it into the machine without thinking, as she just wanted to save Wall·E and parts were only at Earth Otherwise, i think they would have not returned in a rush

Mackenzie Dunn did a few videos on TikTok talking about the silhouette and patterns on the costumes. I wonder if that will be a way to distinguish between Galinda and Glinda. Galinda wears stripes that line up exactly and as she begins her journey to becoming Glinda her costumes begin to become less aligned and embrace asymmetric patterns.

in wicked 2, glinda is seen wearing a blue dress, photos were already leaked of ariana grande wearing a blue dress it looks really gorgeous

While I do like the blue dress transforation I don’t mind the change to pink here. I like that the movie is trying to honor the many different versions of the characters. I’m holding out for the second part before I comment on her costume evolution but i’m hoping they do some form of transformation. (Insert obligatory acknowledgement of the marketing and copyright reasons behind the outfit choices in both the musical and movies)

I'm glad you made this video. I had similar thoughts about how Galinda/Glinda's costumes in the stage musical tell an important story about who she is and how she changes throughout the show. The costumes in the movie, while beautiful, didn't seem to do any storytelling. To be clear, I thought the movie was phenomenal in almost all ways, and I don't think the costume changes ruin the movie or anything, it's just an area where the movie could have been even stronger. To me, the biggest flaw was in making her Shiz uniform pink. It's established in the stage show that Shiz's school uniform is in the school colors of blue and white (this appears to be the case in the movie as well). The rest of the students' costumes in both the stage show and movie comply with that. Elphaba and Galinda comply with the dress code in the stage show (wearing blue and white respectively), but not in the movie, where they just seem to break the dress code to wear "their colors" (black and pink respectively). Galinda's choice to wear all white in the stage show is notable. Who else would be bold enough to wear all white? Only Galinda. She's still following the rules. But she wears white as a way to stand out among her fellow students, while still staying within the parameters of societal norms and expectations, in a system that is designed to favor and privilege her. She's not going to rebel against the system at this point. She has a hard time setting aside convention, which is why she just can't leave with Elphaba at the end of Act 1. Even later, when she decides that she wants to truly do good, she does so by working within the system to create change rather than bucking it altogether, as Elphaba does. I really appreciate your point that her bubble dress connects to Elphaba's Shiz uniform through their common blue color in the stage show. It's a subtle way of showing that Glinda no longer will blindly roll along with convention and the oppressive political system the Wizard maintained. I could say more, but this comment is already long enough! 😅

Ariana’s Bubble Dress in Part 2 is blue as a nod to the stage production!!! and also because Ariana says the blue dress reflects the emotional turmoil her character goes thru during that time.

recent leaks from wicked part 2 we can see the blue dress! its prettyyy

I’m so happy you made this video because a lot of people are completely missing the point of her character. Glinda isn’t good or bad, she complex. Thank you for also mentioned the orginal Oz book.

I appreciate this content. It gave me a better perspective as to why Elphie mixed white to black after the popular scene. ❤

She has a blue dress, similar to the Broadway version, but it'll be in Part 2

Seen a picture of Ariana as Glinda wearing a blue gown in part 2.

I personally prefer the costumes in the musical, especially the blue bubble gown and the Thank Goodness dress. They are not only more esthetically pleasing but also feel more Oz and represents the character's growth.

When her sleeves get taken off in the running from the flying monkeys scene. Narratively takes off her fogged glasses that the world around her isn’t what she thought imop. While I like the yellow better at least they did try. 🤔

All students in Shiz have a dress code of blue and white and each students outfit is supposed to be unique. Galinda’s outfit in the books was predominantly white. Not blue and not pink

The bubble dress is inspired by Diors’s Junon dress from the 1949 collection. Truly a magnificent garment.

I mean as gorgeous as the dress is, it really bothers me as a fan of the show that it’s not blue. Just like it bothers me that the first time we see Elphaba in the movie, she’s already dressed in black rather than the show where her clothes gradually become black.

2:34 a good BI kiss you say?

It’s pink because the original dress Glinda and the Costume designer didn’t want it to be confused with Cinderella’s blue dress.

Its sleeping beauty all over again

After seeing the movie, there's the scene where Glinda is chasing Elphaba through a hallway with the flying monkey's crashing through the windows, she gets her jacket ripped off and I immediately recognized that as a transformation like what you're talking about.

I think they might have Glinda wear blue when she’s the Wizard’s spokesperson in part 2 and only return to the pink dress when she has decided to stop being complicit and use her power to improve things for the Ozians.

At least there’s a blue dress in part two!

God, I hate how much pink and purple G(a)linda wears in the film... It just starts hurting my eyes after a while. I agree there is a lot of visual storytelling in her costumes in the show on top of the fact that they just plain... look better. But, of course, that's just an opinion. For me, the overabundance of pink is just so distracting in the movie that it almost takes away from the depthof her character. She felt like a cartoon. She's dressed basically like Elle Woods the whole time, but in Legally Blonde the pink served a very specific function - she was one bright spot amid all of the dull, dark colours. It doesn't work in Wicked for me at all - it's bright on bright and brighter, and it doesn't say anything.

Nice! That was fun!

The film is a film. It's not a live Broadway musical it's an adaption of the musical, which is an adaption of the novel. There are no rules creative. Have the freedom to bring new ideas to a fictional story. Let's stop being overly critical about artistic choices and let the artist do their work.

"Pink or blue" is bro aurora😭

The reason her bubble gown is blue in the stage production is because they couldn’t obtain the rights to make it pink back in the late 90s/early 2000s while creating the show. Same reason they have to use the original silver shoes rather than ruby.

Got a Wicked ad before this!

Mama, I don’t think you have to worry about changing your outfit to describe the changes in the characters clothing to help us understand. It’s almost a bit distracting to your actual pretty good describing and storytelling.

what made Mel a compelling character to me is that we could tell even as a child she was compassionate, kind, and seeking peaceful methods to find the best outcomes for all. the upbringing of house Medarda and the "wolves" that surround her forced her to adopt sly, manipulative and calculative survival tactics. that outer layer clashing with who she is on the inside - symbolised in the show by her gold vs Medarda's red - made her fascinating, surprising and likeable. Mel saw her family's tactics of foxes and wolves both fail and had the courage to realign with her gentler nature

She's connected to Disney Owen's Marvel.

That's why Cinderella and Elsa where's blue and it calms your appetite and the pink meets blue and purple is just like Sleeping Beauty.