I found this film to be quite engaging. It felt considerably more somber than the initial installment. The ending really resonated with me, especially 'For Good'. There were three songs crammed into just ten minutes, and that pacing felt hurried. The length was ideal though. I appreciated 'No Place Like Home', although it had potential to be even stronger. They omitted some scenes that I would have genuinely enjoyed seeing! AHHH! :). Returning to the finale, I really liked how Elphaba sent a message indicating she still lived. And the last image, which mirrored the well-known poster, was wonderful.

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