Yes, ‘Snow White’ Is Bombing At The Box Office

Disney's new remake of the Snow White fairy tale is being condemned online as one of the worst films in history. The backlash is a sign that the days of inclusion in Hollywood are numbered, according to two film critics - with opposing views on the film.

‘She’s Missing the Point,’ Fans Drag Rachel Zegler for Her Latest ‘Snow White’ Comments

There’s no way to sugarcoat it: Disney’s live-action Snow White (2025) is a disaster. During its opening weekend, the remake only brought in $43 million domestically and $44.3 internationally, bringing its worldwide total to $87.3 million at the box office. Credit: Disney Earlier estimates suggested that Snow White would open with a respectable $50-$75 million. However, with social media buzzing with photos of empty seta, the film fell well belo…

‘Snow White’ Might Be Disney’s Biggest Flop Yet

Disney was already on a downward spiral and now "Snow White" has dragged them down further.

‘Snow White’ In All Her Controversy To Trip Jenna Ortega’s ‘Unicorn’, Jason Statham’s ‘Working Man’ & More – Box Office Preview

The second weekend of 'Snow White' is expected to hold with $20M ahead of Jenna Ortega's 'Death of a Unicorn'.

The Spectacle Ep. 207: Here’s Why Disney’s Snow White Failed - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Disney continues to showcase how anything woke goes broke with its newest live-action film, Snow White. (WATCH FOR MORE: The Spectator P.M. Ep. 121: Rachel Zegler Ruined Snow White) Heritage Foundation media fellow Tim Young joins The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay to discuss Snow White and why it failed at the box office. Melissa, Scott, and Tim discuss the movie’s demise and the overall decline of Disney and creative…

Yes, Red State Voters Helped Tank 'Snow White' Box Office

Disney's live-action remake of "Snow White" is out in theaters, and with a miserable $42.2 million opening weekend, it's already proven to be a historic flop.The film, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, cost at least $270 million to make, with tens of millions, if not more, spent on advertising. Given distribution and exhibition costs, it's likely Disney needed the film to make at least $800-850 million globally to break even. With the import…