Wicked’s Director Defends Stepping Away From ‘Glorious Technicolor’ Look On The Big Screen: ‘I Want To Feel The Dirt’

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After an extended shooting period thanks to the strikes, the Wicked movie is finally in theaters. Critics have been praising the musical, and it’s also performed well at the box office over opening weekend. But there’s been some criticism thrown at the blockbuster, specifically about its color grading. And now director Jon M. Chu has defended stepping away from the “glorious technicolor” look on the big screen.

Since its release in theaters Wicked has broken records, and there’s been endless praise for the Wicked cast‘s performances. But the film’s use of color has inspired some discourse online, eventually leading the Crazy Rich Asians director to directly respond.

What Jon M. Chu has said about Wicked’s use of color.

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