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I think I would've given Wicked for Good a full extra star is Madam Morrible hadn't been performed by an actress as miscast as could be.

Now, I'm not a Wicked Nerd nor am I the biggest fan of musicals per se and neither is Michelle Yeoh, I have found out.

I actually liked the first Wicked, even though I wasn't a fan of Yeoh's performance; it was not as bad as could be.

Wicked part II was always going to be the lesser of the two films, simply because the first act of the musical has a more enjoyable plot and way nicer songs.

However, I wanted to give this film a fair chance.

Sure, the characters are, and their development is, quite questionable, but the film overall is enjoyable. Except whenever Madam Morrible opens her mouth.

And don't get me wrong; I think Michelle Yeoh is a wonderful and amazing actress. Just not in this role.

The sets and costumes are great. Lighting is good, but not as good as the first and the performances are excellent (apart from one).

"Oppenheimer" is a captivating and compelling film that leaves a lasting impact. I thoroughly enjoyed it, particularly the outstanding performances that brought the characters to life. The music enhanced the overall experience, and the story was gripping from start to finish, keeping me engrossed throughout.

The film's portrayal of the creator of the atomic bomb, J. Robert Oppenheimer, was done with an impeccable sense of mood, capturing the complexities of his journey. However, one minor drawback for me was the abundance of characters, which at times made it a bit challenging to fully connect with each one.

Despite this, "Oppenheimer" stands as a powerful cinematic experience, earning a solid 9/10 rating. It skillfully delves into history while showcasing exceptional performances and creating an immersive atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.