The Broadway musical adaptation enjoyed a magical opening weekend, but plenty of theatergoers aren't pleased that viewers have been whipping out their phones during screenings.

The film has sparked a debate about recording in cinemas — and whether the behavior is 'Wicked' or 'For Good' The witch may be dead, but theater etiquette doesn't have to be! Since Wicked: Part One hit theaters on Friday,

It's been a little while since we've had a true-blue musical in theaters, but Wicked changed that in a big way over the weekend, debuting to an enormous $164.2 million. But it's also re-ignited an old theater etiquette debate: should you be able to sing along during your screenings?

The double-feature formula that propelled last year’s ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ was put to the test again with a mashup between Broadway and ancient Rome. Last year, Warner Bros.’s Barbie and Universal’s Oppenheimer revitalized the box office with their same-day openings,

"Wicked" earned an estimated $114 million in North American movie theaters its opening week, and $164.2 million globally, making it the No. 1 film at the U.S. box office and the highest-earning Broadway-to-screen adaptation debut yet.