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“WICKED: FOR GOOD” Trailer Reaction

We saw the big-screen debut of the trailer for Wicked: For Good. And from Ariana’s first “Elphaba Thropp, I know you’re out here” to Cynthia’s final “I’m off to see the Wizard,” the trailer is nothing short of two minutes and forty-six seconds of glorious new footage to get Sentimental over... Read More

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22 mins
6/5/25

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We saw the big-screen debut of the trailer for Wicked: For Good. And from Ariana’s first “Elphaba Thropp, I know you’re out here” to Cynthia’s final “I’m off to see the Wizard,” the trailer is nothing short of two minutes and forty-six seconds of glorious new footage to get Sentimental over. And we’ve got some questions too. Where are Boq and Nessa? What scene are all those gay rainbow lights in? And how is Michelle Yeoh the fiercest woman on the planet? All this and more in our official reaction to the Wicked: For Good trailer.

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[0:00] Quincy Brown: I've heard it said that people come into our lives.

[0:05] Kevin Bianchi: The epic conclusion.

[0:08] Quincy Brown: The fonts are different in this trailer.

[0:10] Kevin Bianchi: I clocked it. I clocked it.

[0:12] Quincy Brown: It all feels way more serious and like we're not in fantasy land anymore.

[0:17] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah, we're grown up.

[0:19] Quincy Brown: You thought you knew WICKED. We're women now.

[0:22] Kevin Bianchi: This is a movie.

[0:23] Quincy Brown: This is a movie, but not about school girls anymore.

[0:27] Kevin Bianchi: We are grown women.

[0:28] Quincy Brown: We are using a sans serif font.

[0:32] Kevin Bianchi: And boy are they women.

[0:33] Quincy Brown: That first shot of Ariana Grande in her white gown and seemingly her castle.

[0:38] Kevin Bianchi: Her castle.

[0:40] Quincy Brown: I'm so Quincy.

[0:42] Kevin Bianchi: This trailer.

[0:43] Quincy Brown: Okay.

[0:44] Kevin Bianchi: When the trailer came out for the first part, it was like easy.

[0:47] Quincy Brown: Not easy, but like you could be like, oh, that's from what is this feeling? That's from popular. That's from this. That's from that.

[0:54] Kevin Bianchi: This, I was like, what the hell is any of this?

[0:57] Quincy Brown: It's a little bit like what the fuck is going on?

[1:00] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[1:01] Quincy Brown: I was like, I don't recognize a single.

[1:04] Kevin Bianchi: The like pride party that seems to be happening in the wizard's chambers with Elphaba and Glinda.

[1:09] Quincy Brown: I'm in.

[1:10] Kevin Bianchi: That's wonderful, right?

[1:12] Quincy Brown: It's gotta be.

[1:13] Kevin Bianchi: But now Glinda's in Wonderful.

[1:14] Quincy Brown: Yes. Well, because doesn't that, we were just trying to figure this out.

[1:18] Kevin Bianchi: I always, the absence of Wicked Witch of the East on the cast recording means that I get the order of act two plot wrong in my head all the time.

[1:29] Quincy Brown: Cause I never remember where, where to place Wicked Witch of the East.

[1:34] Kevin Bianchi: But doesn't, doesn't Wonderful come out of, thank goodness.

[1:40] Quincy Brown: Today.

[1:42] Kevin Bianchi: Thank goodness for today.

[1:44] Quincy Brown: Then it gets really quiet.

[1:45] Kevin Bianchi: I knew you'd be back.

[1:47] Quincy Brown: When does Wicked Witch of the East after Wonderful?

[1:51] Kevin Bianchi: Or is it the opposite?

[1:52] Quincy Brown: Do we have a Wicked podcast?

[1:56] Kevin Bianchi: This is what you get when you don't put it on the Broadway cast recording.

[1:59] Quincy Brown: I know.

[2:00] Kevin Bianchi: Look at how confusing this is for us.

[2:02] Quincy Brown: No, I think it's.

[2:05] Kevin Bianchi: No.

[2:06] Quincy Brown: Thank goodness Wicked Witch of the East into the ballroom cross into Wonderful.

[2:10] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[2:11] Quincy Brown: That's what's it.

[2:11] Kevin Bianchi: That's what it is.

[2:12] Quincy Brown: Because there's a ball that's being staged announcing Glinda is engaged to Fiyero.

[2:16] Kevin Bianchi: Oh, we got to go see Wicked on stage again.

[2:18] Quincy Brown: I know we do.

[2:20] Kevin Bianchi: The girls are getting pissy with us in the DMs.

[2:26] Quincy Brown: Wicked is an expensive ticket.

[2:28] Kevin Bianchi: The lottery is tough.

[2:30] Quincy Brown: They're not in the mood to be comping people in right now, but we're trying.

[2:33] Kevin Bianchi: I do enter the lottery. Whenever I realize I have a free Saturday coming up, I enter the lottery.

[2:37] Quincy Brown: Same.

[2:38] Kevin Bianchi: And hope that it happens.

[2:39] Quincy Brown: I do. I do enter it.

[2:40] Kevin Bianchi: And I'm really sad to probably be missing Derek Klena.

[2:44] Quincy Brown: All of that is to say that, yes, I do think.

[2:47] Kevin Bianchi: I think Glinda is going to be in Wonderful in the vein of like, you got to help me convince Elphaba.

[2:53] Quincy Brown: Interesting.

[2:57] Kevin Bianchi: To come be like you are. Like, come tell her how much fun you're having.

[3:03] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[3:04] Kevin Bianchi: Yep, yep, yep. We're going to put you guys in the It's a Small World ride.

[3:08] Quincy Brown: Well, okay. Is that what that was? That scene where they're riding on the fucking swing?

[3:11] Kevin Bianchi: I don't know, but I'm going to cry.

[3:13] Quincy Brown: Because I was like.

[3:14] Kevin Bianchi: Whatever it is. What is the context of this?

[3:16] Quincy Brown: There's so much that I can't place.

[3:20] Kevin Bianchi: Also, where the fuck are Boq and Nessa?

[3:26] Quincy Brown: Well, okay. But we did think this last time, too. When the first trailers came out, we were like, is anyone else in this movie? Or is it just the two of them?

[3:34] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah, but second movie, you'd think because everyone else gets so much more of a plot line.

[3:39] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[3:40] Kevin Bianchi: Maybe there'll be another trailer that's different.

[3:42] Quincy Brown: Yeah, because they do have their little character portraits. Those moving portraits that came out.

[3:46] Kevin Bianchi: Nessa's hair.

[3:50] Quincy Brown: Like her mother.

[3:51] Kevin Bianchi: Like her mother and Miss Cottle.

[3:55] Quincy Brown: It was nice.

[3:55] Kevin Bianchi: So we went to the re-screening of movie one into trailer for movie two.

[4:00] Quincy Brown: It was nice because I felt like it grounded us back. And then it helped us notice little Easter eggs in the second trailer.

[4:08] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[4:08] Quincy Brown: Like the note that Glinda gives Elphaba before she goes to Oz saying, I hope you get what your heart desires.

[4:14] Kevin Bianchi: Your heart desires.

[4:15] Quincy Brown: I know. Makes a reappearance in the second movie.

[4:19] Kevin Bianchi: I have so many questions.

[4:21] Quincy Brown: I don't even have thoughts about the trailer. I just have in reaction, I have questions.

[4:26] Kevin Bianchi: Uh-huh.

[4:26] Quincy Brown: Okay. I do have the trailer cued here on my personal device. Should we just go through?

[4:31] Kevin Bianchi: I'm just going to go through it and we'll see where we get.

[4:36] Quincy Brown: So it opens with cracks in the window, just like enjoy your air.

[4:42] Kevin Bianchi: I so enjoy air.

[4:43] Quincy Brown: And that's how Glinda clocks that Elphaba Thropp.

[4:45] Kevin Bianchi: That she's out there.

[4:47] Quincy Brown: And what I do love about Glinda seeing the cracks and then walking out and saying, Elphaba Thropp, I know you're here. Just come out. Is there's like a familiarity and a comfort in the way she says it. That to me indicates that like, they're not so distant in this era. They are still comfortable with each other and maybe who knows seeing each other in secret.

[5:09] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah.

[5:10] Quincy Brown: And it's giving like, I can always sense that you're around.

[5:13] Kevin Bianchi: Like, yeah.

[5:15] Quincy Brown: Because I feel like in the stage show, when they are reunited in act two, it's kind of like a moment of like, oh my God, I thought you were dead.

[5:22] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[5:22] Quincy Brown: But seemingly not in the movie.

[5:24] Kevin Bianchi: Not so much.

[5:25] Quincy Brown: Yeah. Then we hear that little snippet of presumably Cynthia's new song.

[5:32] Kevin Bianchi: Which starts off with her given a tone that sounds like she's about to do the war cry.

[5:38] Quincy Brown: And then goes into some Dune-esque melody.

[5:42] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[5:43] Quincy Brown: Which I'm very, I'm just picturing her walking through a desert singing her new song. That's probably not what happens.

[5:48] Kevin Bianchi: But it does take me right to do it.

[5:48] Quincy Brown: Through the impassable desert.

[5:51] Kevin Bianchi: Do you think that's her new song? Or do you think that's just like underscoring that they have throughout?

[5:55] Quincy Brown: Well, no. Because if that's her new song, that's an interesting direction.

[5:58] Kevin Bianchi: I think it's going to at least be...

[6:01] Quincy Brown: Because it's reminiscent of the Grimmery scoring from the end of part one.

[6:11] Kevin Bianchi: So it would seem as though that is like the sound of her magic.

[6:17] Quincy Brown: And this sounded like it was Cynthia singing.

[6:20] Kevin Bianchi: Definitely.

[6:20] Quincy Brown: Whereas in part one, it's like background vocalists.

[6:24] Kevin Bianchi: We did get a lot of singing in this trailer.

[6:26] Quincy Brown: Yes.

[6:27] Kevin Bianchi: I was not expecting no good deed.

[6:31] Quincy Brown: Like, no, no, no, no. With all that echo and reverb.

[6:34] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[6:35] Quincy Brown: And then straight into For Good, I feel spoiled.

[6:41] Kevin Bianchi: I know.

[6:42] Quincy Brown: I was... There was a part of me that I was like, are they going to gatekeep the two of them singing that until November?

[6:51] Kevin Bianchi: I would have.

[6:52] Quincy Brown: I would have. If I was doing this movie.

[6:53] Kevin Bianchi: Yes, same.

[6:54] Quincy Brown: But clearly they know better.

[6:55] Kevin Bianchi: I think they sound so beautiful.

[6:57] Quincy Brown: She sounds really great.

[6:59] Kevin Bianchi: And I love their little...

[7:01] Quincy Brown: Different harmony, right?

[7:02] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[7:03] Quincy Brown: It's... Change for the better.

[7:06] Kevin Bianchi: Yep.

[7:07] Quincy Brown: If I've been changed for the better.

[7:10] Kevin Bianchi: Yep.

[7:11] Quincy Brown: Yes. They said, we're going to send you out reminded that we are vocalists.

[7:17] Kevin Bianchi: Okay, let's keep going through.

[7:18] Quincy Brown: Okay.

[7:19] Kevin Bianchi: Okay.

[7:20] Quincy Brown: Elphaba Thropp, come on out. I know you're out here.

[7:22] Kevin Bianchi: And then Elphaba does come out.

[7:24] Quincy Brown: No more popping up in the wardrobe.

[7:26] Kevin Bianchi: No.

[7:27] Quincy Brown: R.I.P.

[7:29] Kevin Bianchi: But this is the same effect, I would say.

[7:31] Quincy Brown: Elphaba's house, her little forest house.

[7:35] Kevin Bianchi: Which does align with the book that she's like hiding out in the forest.

[7:42] Quincy Brown: But I was like, oh, we're spending time in the forest.

[7:46] Kevin Bianchi: She's like casting spells. Things are floating around her.

[7:49] Quincy Brown: Which I had the thought tonight as we were watching the movie again, that we are so back. It was so nice to watch that movie on a big screen.

[7:58] Kevin Bianchi: I did have the thought tonight when she was walking through the forest singing, I'm not that girl. I was like, her and Jonathan Bailey are going to make this forest light up.

[8:11] Quincy Brown: Notice we got no hetero love story in this trailer.

[8:16] Kevin Bianchi: No, they know who they're selling to.

[8:18] Quincy Brown: It like almost comes across as a lesbian love story movie.

[8:21] Kevin Bianchi: And is it not?

[8:22] Quincy Brown: Okay, so Elphaba in her house, like in the trees. Which is straddling her table in a power position.

[8:30] Kevin Bianchi: She's living off the land.

[8:32] Quincy Brown: She is the land.

[8:34] Kevin Bianchi: Not a door in sight, just open to nature.

[8:37] Quincy Brown: And like animals seemingly helping her because they know she's a real one.

[8:42] Kevin Bianchi: Where is she sleeping?

[8:44] Quincy Brown: In that tree.

[8:46] Kevin Bianchi: Maybe she takes the cape that Glinda puts around her and puts it on her.

[8:52] Quincy Brown: She makes it a hammock and she sleeps in that and thinks about Glinda as she's drifting off to sleep.

[8:58] Kevin Bianchi: Then we have Glinda putting on the crown. Seemingly before she goes to do No One Mourns the Wicked.

[9:04] Quincy Brown: Or something, right? Because she's in that dress.

[9:07] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah, it's got to be before No One Mourns the Wicked. She's in the dress.

[9:10] Quincy Brown: I'm looking to see if I can see like her eyes. Her eyes are red and puffy in the still.

[9:14] Kevin Bianchi: She's been crying.

[9:16] Quincy Brown: Madame Marble making the tornado.

[9:18] Kevin Bianchi: The outfit.

[9:21] Quincy Brown: Baby.

[9:21] Kevin Bianchi: Is so fabulous.

[9:23] Quincy Brown: It's so... Off to kill Nessa Rose.

[9:27] Kevin Bianchi: With the hair down too.

[9:29] Quincy Brown: It's... With flair and charisma.

[9:32] Kevin Bianchi: Uniqueness, nerve, and talent.

[9:35] Quincy Brown: Michelle Yeoh is delivering this performance as only she could.

[9:40] Kevin Bianchi: Oh, and you see the twister coming down in the next shot.

[9:43] Quincy Brown: Yes.

[9:44] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah, no, that's going to be an iconic.

[9:45] Quincy Brown: It's kind of giving Finding Neverland glitter tornado.

[9:49] Kevin Bianchi: Ah.

[9:50] Quincy Brown: Jonathan Bailey in that stupid ass...

[9:53] Kevin Bianchi: In his goofy hat.

[9:55] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[9:56] Kevin Bianchi: Or soldier of the guard.

[9:59] Quincy Brown: So goofy.

[10:01] Kevin Bianchi: But boy, do I love him.

[10:04] Quincy Brown: That, watching the first movie again tonight, I was like, wow. Seeing Dancing Through Life on a big screen was worth the other two hours and 35 minutes.

[10:14] Kevin Bianchi: But yes, he does look goofy. But then him pointing guns at Elphaba and stuff.

[10:21] Quincy Brown: Scary.

[10:22] Kevin Bianchi: I wonder if there's going to be a scene in the movie where he's on the job and they're running through the forest looking for the witch and then he spots her in a tree and doesn't say anything to anyone and then keeps a push in.

[10:31] Quincy Brown: Gotta. That's what that's giving to me.

[10:34] Kevin Bianchi: This shot of Elphaba writing, our wizard lies.

[10:40] Quincy Brown: We had read this description and I was picturing like in the Wizard of Oz where she flies and the smoke is the message.

[10:49] Kevin Bianchi: Me too.

[10:49] Quincy Brown: Writing it in the negative space of a cloud.

[10:53] Kevin Bianchi: Artistic vision.

[10:54] Quincy Brown: Unreal.

[10:55] Kevin Bianchi: With the light shining through the word lies.

[10:57] Quincy Brown: It's so stupid good.

[10:59] Kevin Bianchi: Uh huh.

[11:00] Quincy Brown: I'm, oh, I love it.

[11:02] Kevin Bianchi: Elphaba's outfit, so fierce.

[11:04] Quincy Brown: She looks so, like I love that it keeps that kind of like twistiness of the act two dress on Broadway. How that kind of feels like it twists like up and around her.

[11:13] Kevin Bianchi: This keeps the feeling of that but like the jacket with the shoulders and the big lapel is so hot.

[11:25] Quincy Brown: She looks so good.

[11:27] Kevin Bianchi: It seems like Glinda goes back to the scene of the crime being where they sang Defying Gravity in this next portion of the trailer.

[11:35] Quincy Brown: When she's in the pink dress.

[11:36] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah.

[11:37] Quincy Brown: Grimmery.

[11:38] Kevin Bianchi: Well, this is the very first still that we got.

[11:41] Quincy Brown: Yep.

[11:41] Kevin Bianchi: Remember?

[11:42] Quincy Brown: Uh huh.

[11:43] Kevin Bianchi: Isn't, doesn't that look like where they did Defying Gravity?

[11:45] Quincy Brown: It does.

[11:46] Kevin Bianchi: Which, okay, so something that clicked for me today. Every time I watch the movie, in the beginning when she, the very first voiceover of her, she sounds like she's coming through like a speaker.

[11:59] Quincy Brown: Uh huh.

[12:00] Kevin Bianchi: And I realized today that she's probably coming through the same speakers that Madame Marble comes through.

[12:10] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[12:11] Kevin Bianchi: So maybe she goes back to the Wizard's Palace to use the public address system.

[12:17] Quincy Brown: Maybe that's what brings her back to the tower.

[12:20] Kevin Bianchi: And then we get this shot of Elphaba and Glinda in the meadow with Glinda leaning on Elphaba's shoulder.

[12:26] Quincy Brown: There was an audible gasp.

[12:28] Kevin Bianchi: What if this doesn't make it into either movie?

[12:31] Quincy Brown: What if this is just for the trailer?

[12:33] Kevin Bianchi: I low-key hope that it doesn't come back.

[12:36] Quincy Brown: Otherwise, we're getting a total flashback sequence, right?

[12:38] Kevin Bianchi: I would be curious to see how they would fit a whole flashback like this into part two.

[12:46] Quincy Brown: It would be wild if it was just for the trailers, though. I kind of love, though, the mysteriousness for us as the audience. Not knowing where in the story this very beautiful moment happened.

[13:01] Kevin Bianchi: It's just for them.

[13:03] Quincy Brown: Maybe it'll be a flashback scene for one of them where they're having a heart-to-heart about their hopes and dreams where Glinda indicates that she's aware that everything is a sham.

[13:17] Kevin Bianchi: I also love that scene that got cut where she's like, I would have come. I would have helped. If you needed my help, I would have been there for you or whatever.

[13:28] Quincy Brown: I wonder if this scene could come back in a similar sense to that scene of just maybe in this scene they make a promise to each other about what we'll do if we ever need to let the other one know we're safe or something.

[13:48] Kevin Bianchi: Like, maybe it happens right before they fake her death.

[13:53] Quincy Brown: And that's how maybe this is what they look like when they sing for good.

[13:58] Kevin Bianchi: And then we have this swing ride, which I'm like, what is happening here?

[14:04] Quincy Brown: What is happening here is they're setting us up for the ride at Universal and I can't wait for it.

[14:10] Kevin Bianchi: It seems like we are getting a lot of the Wizard of Oz for some or more of the Wizard of Oz. Like we see the Wizard of Oz scene essentially of the foursome going up to the wizard.

[14:20] Quincy Brown: That little lion, so cute. Covering his eyes with his tail.

[14:25] Kevin Bianchi: You want me to go?

[14:28] Quincy Brown: Still no Dorothy face.

[14:30] Kevin Bianchi: I know.

[14:31] Quincy Brown: And then what's interesting is they give away the plot point that Fiyero ultimately turns on the wizard and goes with Elphaba.

[14:36] Kevin Bianchi: I don't think that if I didn't know the plot of Wicked, I don't know that I would get that he goes with Elphaba necessarily.

[14:43] Quincy Brown: But it does present that he goes rogue against the wizard for sure.

[14:51] Kevin Bianchi: You see him point the gun at Elphaba and then the next scene is him telling Elphaba I have changed.

[14:56] Quincy Brown: Yeah, because she's like, I thought maybe you would change.

[15:00] Kevin Bianchi: And then he says, yeah, I have.

[15:02] Quincy Brown: So I think to me, a newbie, I'm like, oh, fuck. Like he made her sing that whole song about not being that girl. And now he's changed.

[15:14] Kevin Bianchi: I think we're supposed to think he's changed not for good from this trailer.

[15:21] Quincy Brown: After you see him point the gun at the wizard, who's the bad guy?

[15:23] Kevin Bianchi: I don't think they're giving the romantic plot away in this trailer.

[15:30] Quincy Brown: I think maybe they're giving some of his political plot.

[15:36] Kevin Bianchi: But like, we don't see any as long as you're mine.

[15:40] Quincy Brown: We see the animals go rogue.

[15:42] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[15:42] Quincy Brown: At the wedding.

[15:43] Kevin Bianchi: At the wedding, right? Slay.

[15:45] Quincy Brown: Do you think that's Elphaba? Do you think Elphaba like flies by and sees I'm getting married and is like, uh, uh, uh.

[15:50] Kevin Bianchi: And she's like, animals.

[15:53] Quincy Brown: I love the Glinda bubble.

[15:56] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[15:57] Quincy Brown: Glinda wand. Again, in the no one mourns the wicked dress.

[16:02] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah, I think we see a lot of like precursor. So we're going to really see like the moment before.

[16:07] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[16:07] Kevin Bianchi: Which thank God that if we're going to explore something, I want to see that.

[16:11] Quincy Brown: Yes.

[16:12] Kevin Bianchi: And it'll give the girlies on Broadway something to think about when they're up in the rafters at the top of the show. They can kind of like live through it in their head.

[16:20] Quincy Brown: No, I think that's like a really cool thing to explore further in the movie.

[16:28] Kevin Bianchi: Agreed.

[16:29] Quincy Brown: And then I love the, you're the only friend I've ever had. And then it cuts to Ariana busted as hell sobbing.

[16:38] Kevin Bianchi: And then she pauses to give a funny one liner and then goes back to being busted.

[16:46] Quincy Brown: I feel like we're going to get a lot of like lines we know maybe in different scenes in part two.

[16:56] Kevin Bianchi: So I'm excited to see the context of a lot of these soundbites that are so familiar to us.

[17:02] Quincy Brown: I'm really curious how the catfight scene is going to be executed. And is it going to be as big of a moment as it is on stage?

[17:09] Kevin Bianchi: I think it's going to be a big moment. And here's why. Because he spent a lot of time in What Is This Feeling? showing us the two of them learning fencing for them to not fence in part two.

[17:25] Quincy Brown: Also, I want to say Cynthia is flying a lot in this movie.

[17:30] Kevin Bianchi: Things are levitating.

[17:32] Quincy Brown: Things are floating, flying, soaring.

[17:36] Kevin Bianchi: Even the last shot where she's like weaving through the forest.

[17:39] Quincy Brown: Action star.

[17:40] Kevin Bianchi: Yes, these are superhero movies.

[17:43] Quincy Brown: I think we get a shot of No Good Deed right at the end at like 227 where she's blowing up the walkway.

[17:51] Kevin Bianchi: It looks like she's also belting in that moment.

[17:53] Quincy Brown: Oh, this. Yes.

[17:54] Kevin Bianchi: God, what if she's seeing No Good Deed flanked by her monkeys?

[17:57] Quincy Brown: That's what I'm saying. Causing destruction.

[18:00] Kevin Bianchi: I just think that we're so lucky.

[18:03] Quincy Brown: I also like there's like shots of her kind of like flying, like standing on the broom too, which I think is so cool.

[18:12] Kevin Bianchi: Surfing.

[18:13] Quincy Brown: I love, yeah, the vocabulary of movement that we're using.

[18:17] Kevin Bianchi: I really cannot get over the pride party in the wizard's chambers.

[18:22] Quincy Brown: The trailer kind of ends with that again. She's in the rainbow room and she grabs her hat and she grabs her broom. And it's like, what is happening? Why are these colors happening?

[18:30] Kevin Bianchi: It's pride month, baby.

[18:33] Quincy Brown: I, it's funny because it's like, I get it. Like rainbow, like somewhere over the rainbow. But these are very discotheque.

[18:43] Kevin Bianchi: It looks like a gay bar in Hell's Kitchen.

[18:46] Quincy Brown: And I'm excited for the drag queen who's first to recreate this.

[18:52] Kevin Bianchi: I'm dead at the idea of the wizard and Glinda being like, okay, we got to get her back. What can we do? Rainbow disco.

[19:00] Quincy Brown: I know, gay bar.

[19:03] Kevin Bianchi: And then we have her iconic. I'm off to see the wizard.

[19:06] Quincy Brown: And then her flying off into the sunset, into the camera. Just like how movie one ends.

[19:11] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[19:12] Quincy Brown: Do you think that's going to be how movie two opens with her flying like that?

[19:18] Kevin Bianchi: I actually don't because we got to jump forward so much time. Like they've grown up, you know, so no.

[19:23] Quincy Brown: Oh yeah.

[19:24] Kevin Bianchi: And I think it was the Vanity Fair article says definitively that this takes place several years.

[19:32] Quincy Brown: I love the thumbnail on the video of them holding hands. I almost wish that was a poster.

[19:36] Kevin Bianchi: I know the two of them, they be holding hands.

[19:41] Quincy Brown: That whole first movie, they held hands the whole time.

[19:44] Kevin Bianchi: So how satisfying is it going to be when they finally hold hands in part two?

[19:48] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[19:50] Kevin Bianchi: That's the love story.

[19:51] Quincy Brown: Who's Fiyero?

[19:52] Kevin Bianchi: I don't know. I'm here to see how long it takes the two of them to hold hands.

[19:56] Quincy Brown: What I love about this is there is still so much of act two to be seen and discovered.

[20:02] Kevin Bianchi: Yes.

[20:03] Quincy Brown: I can't wait to see some Nessa Rose.

[20:07] Kevin Bianchi: I can't believe there's no Bach or Nessa in this trailer.

[20:13] Quincy Brown: I am excited because we've heard people talking, people involved with the movie talking about how Wicked Witch of the East is a little different than it is on stage.

[20:24] Kevin Bianchi: And so I'm excited to see what that is, what that means.

[20:28] Quincy Brown: I also suspect Bach is going to have a major glow up in this second movie.

[20:32] Kevin Bianchi: I do feel like there's a way to tie that into then like the Tin Man of it all.

[20:37] Quincy Brown: I also wonder how much of Bach as Tin Man we're going to get, like on the other side of the fence with Dorothy.

[20:42] Kevin Bianchi: Same with Fiyero. Do you think we're going to get that at all?

[20:45] Quincy Brown: I would say at least some.

[20:46] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah.

[20:46] Quincy Brown: Biggest gag for me of this trailer is Michelle Yeoh.

[20:50] Kevin Bianchi: I mean, she never disappoints.

[20:53] Quincy Brown: In her fabulous gown.

[20:55] Kevin Bianchi: In her swishy ass sleeves.

[20:59] Quincy Brown: She's there to have a good time.

[21:00] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah.

[21:01] Quincy Brown: I wonder if Peter Dinklage is in part two.

[21:07] Kevin Bianchi: I think he, I think Peter Dinklage breaks up the pride party.

[21:12] Quincy Brown: Remember?

[21:14] Kevin Bianchi: Rainbow lights will come off.

[21:18] Quincy Brown: Pack it up.

[21:19] Kevin Bianchi: June's over.

[21:20] Quincy Brown: Literally July 1st at midnight 01.

[21:27] Kevin Bianchi: Sorry to interrupt the discotheque, but there is a goat on the lam.

[21:31] Quincy Brown: This is really exciting. We're back in it.

[21:32] Kevin Bianchi: It's time.

[21:34] Quincy Brown: Tis the season.

[21:36] Kevin Bianchi: Buckle up.

[21:36] Quincy Brown: Here we go.

[21:37] Kevin Bianchi: I'll see you in December.

[21:41] Quincy Brown: I got to watch this trailer a couple more times.

[21:43] Kevin Bianchi: Yeah.

[21:43] Quincy Brown: This is like I've had one full watch of it.

[21:45] Kevin Bianchi: I'm sure there will be many thoughts to come.

[21:48] Quincy Brown: Yeah.

[21:49] Kevin Bianchi: Slay.

[21:49] Quincy Brown: Bye guys.

[21:49] Kevin Bianchi: Bye.

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