McKay recently took to X to share his opinions on Wicked, and the director admitted to being quite impressed by the film. While many have singled out incredible performances by Ar

"On a pure storytelling level Wicked Part 1 is right up there as one of the most radical big studio Hollywood movies ever made," he wrote.

McKay suggested that Jon M. Chu’s “radical” movie may become unavailable if “America keeps going on the track it is.”

Filmmaker Adam McKay “wouldn’t be surprised” if Wicked was banned in the U.S. in “three to five years,” considering the state of politics in America today. Following the film’s brief ban in Kuwait, which local media speculated was due to its LGBTQ cast and queer-affirming comments from the film’s stars,

Don’t Look Up writer-director Adam McKay fears that movies such as Wicked could be banned in the U.S. in the future with the way the country is headed. "On a pure storytelling level ‘Wicked Part 1' is right up there as one of the most radical big studio Hollywood movies ever made,

Adam McKay has shared his thoughts on Wicked‘s future in the U.S. Recently, the movie musical was briefly banned in Kuwait because of its LGBTQ cast. McKay took to X, formerly Twitter, to say that he "wouldn't be surprised to see the movie banned in 3-5 years" in the U.