Forget woke Snow White. Disney's remake is more like socialist Snow White.

The problem with Snow White

Disney’s new Snow White is a live-action remake of the beloved 1937 classic that was cinema’s first full-length animated feature and is still regarded as Walt’s greatest masterpiece – even if fans of The Jungle Book will always have something to say about that. It stars Rachel Zegler, which set the cat among the pigeons, as she is Latino so doesn’t have “skin as white as snow.” However, because I’m not a stickler for “historical accuracy” when i…

Disney’s Communist Snow White Dumpster Fire

Prepare for a historic box office flop.

Movie Review: Snow White

NEW YORK (OSV News) – In recent years, Disney has been recasting some of its most successful animated films into live-action offerings. The notion of including the studio's landmark 1937 musical "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves" in this roster of remakes must initially have seemed a no-brainer. The pioneering New Deal-era production had been,

Disney and Marxist Rachel Zegler’s ‘Snow White’ FLOPS at Box Office

Gee, too bad,.. Another major flop for Disney and Marxist witch Rachel Zegler…. Disney tried to DEI a classic, Snow White, and the result has been disasterous… The movie had a budget of $250 million dollars. But it’s not just conservatives who are trashing this movie.. Even snotty, arrogant Brit left wing papers are trashing it. The Guardian calls it: Pointless, Exhausting Good lord! Snow White is too woke even for The Guardian pic.twitter.com/…

Forget woke Snow White. Disney's remake is more like socialist Snow White.

The long-delayed remake starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot is a flat, limp, relentlessly boring film, strung along by bland, uninspiring songs.

Snow White review: Gal Gadot is the bright spot in an otherwise dull narrative

The 2025 live-action adaptation of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler and directed by Marc Webb, fails to capture the magic of the original 1937 classic. Despite Gal Gadot's standout performance as the Evil Queen and impressive visuals, the film lacks emotional depth and leaves little lasting impact.