‘Wicked: For Good' trailer to debut in Arizona theaters on June 4
The popular Broadway show Wicked leapt to the silver screen in 2024, with director Jon M. Chu dividing the story into two films. The first movie premiered on November 22, 2024, thrilling fans with a fresh adaptation of the origin stories of Elphaba and Glinda. Now, anticipation builds for the second instalment, Wicked: For Good, set to release on November 21, 2025.advertisementTrailer Release Date Finally UnveiledFans have eagerly awaited the trailer for the second film since the start of the year. While Chu and stars Cynthia Erivo (Elphaba) and Ariana Grande (Glinda) remained tight-lipped, the Wicked movie's official Instagram account has just announced the big news: the trailer for Wicked: For Good will debut exclusively in theatres for one night only on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
One-Night-Only Theatrical RereleaseAccording to Azcentral, Wicked Part 1 will return to select theatres for a special one-time showing, allowing audiences to catch the new trailer on the big screen. In the Phoenix area, the movie will play at 3 p.m. Arizona time at the following Harkins Theatres:Camelview 14 at Fashion Square (Scottsdale)Scottsdale 101 (Phoenix)Estrella Falls 16 (Goodyear)SanTan Village 16 (Gilbert)advertisementTickets are already available for these limited shows.Streaming and Rental OptionsFor those who prefer to catch up at home, Wicked can be streamed on Peacock with monthly subscriptions from $7.99. It is also rentable on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, YouTube, and Fandango at Home.Director Jon M. Chu explained the title of the sequel, For Good, and how it is taken from the emotional duet between Elphaba and Glinda. Rather than simply naming it Wicked: Part Two, Chu chose a title that reflects the lasting impact of their bond—both within the story and for its audience.As anticipation for Part 2 builds, fans know where and when to catch their first magical peek.
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