Where to Watch Wicked and Wicked: For Good Online

Green witch next to Ariana Grande in a pink dress.

Green witch next to Ariana Grande in a pink dress.

As Oz is soon coming to a close with the Wicked: For Good theatrical release, fans are wondering which streaming platforms will land this and the first Wicked film for online viewing.

Well, this guide has the answers. Here's where you can watch the films online and how to use a top VPN for streaming, such as ExpressVPN and VeePN, if you're unable to find the movie in your region or on your preferred streaming platform.

Where to Watch Wicked & Wicked: For Good

Since Wicked and Wicked: For Good are Universal movies, they will not likely be streaming on Netflix or any other streaming service. Instead, Wicked, and potentially For Good later on down the line, can be streamed on Amazon Prime and Peacock.

Green witch next to Ariana Grande in a pink dress.
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Credit: Universal Pictures

Universal movies, after all, usually land on the NBCUniversal streaming platform, Peacock, before eventually being made available for purchase on Prime Video.

But what if Peacock isn't available in your region? There is a pretty simple solution

How to Watch the Wicked Movies with a VPN Service

A VPN is your answer if you're struggling to find Wicked and other similar movies on your preferred streaming platform or in your region. That's because a VPN bypasses geo-restrictions and convinces the network that you're within the same country where the exclusive content is available.

In our opinion, ExpressVPN and VeePN are two of the best options.

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ExpressVPN is particularly strong, offering over 3,000 servers in 105 countries, and costs just $3.49 a month. Alternatively, VeePN has over 2,600 servers and costs just $1.99 per month, making it a slightly more budget-friendly choice.

Here's how to get started with a VPN:

Step 1: Sign Up

  • Select a VPN, price plan, and start your subscription, then download the app of your preferred VPN service.

Step 2: Connect

  • Navigate the app and explore connecting to different servers located in the US, the UK, and elsewhere, depending on what you're watching.

Step 3: Stream

  • Go to your designated streaming platform, log in, and you'll be able to watch movies and shows outside your region.

Other VPN Options to Consider

If ExpressVPN and VeePN are not for you, there are other VPN services worth checking out:

  • NordVPN: Offers strong security and provides excellent server speeds.
  • Surfshark: Unlimited device connections at an affordable price.
  • CyberGhost: Known for its fast speed and reliable server networks across countries.
  • Private Internet Access: Known for strong privacy features and an affordable, feature-rich VPN service.

Beyond giving you access to streaming-exclusive content from the comfort of home, VPNs provide a range of powerful benefits. They boost your online privacy by masking your IP address, making it harder for ISPs, advertisers, and other third parties to track your activity. They also enhance your security by encrypting your internet connection, and in some cases, can even help reduce lag when connecting to distant servers.

In short, using a VPN whenever you're online is a smart habit, not just something to switch on when you’re settling in to watch movies like Wicked from home.

Where to Watch the Previous Wizard of Oz Movies Online

  • The Wizard of Oz (1939): The 1939 film was not only best known for being the first adaptation of the original novel, but also for its groundbreaking promotion of color in cinema. The Wizard of Oz movie can be streamed on HBO Max, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
  • Journey Back to Oz (1972): An animated spin on the franchise, Journey Back to Oz follows Dorothy and Toto returning to the Land of Oz to save the Scarecrow, who became king, from a new villain called Mombi, an old witch and the cousin of the Wicked Witches of the East and West. Unfortunately, this is not available to stream anywhere.
  • The Wizard of Oz (1982): Another animated take on the iconic story is the 1982 version, except this film was produced in Japan, specifically by Toho Co., Ltd., the same company that produced Arrietty, Belle, Your Name, and Godzilla. This film can be streamed on Roku and YouTube.
  • Oz the Great and Powerful (2013): Considering we'd already had Dorothy, Glinda, and Elphaba's stories told, Oz the Great and Powerful, as the title implies, puts the spotlight on Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a shady circus magician who plans to take fame and fortune for himself. That is, once he convinces the inhabitants of Oz that they'd need his help in the first place. This 2013 version is available to stream on Disney+.

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