However, among all the negative dialogue, there is one big development that adds much-needed heart to a fairly flat and stereotypical story, and that is the new focus on Dopey and Snow White’s ...

(Which maybe some Snow White purists might have a problem with, but I personally think they could stand to help her with the household chores.) By the end of the movie, though, Dopey is so ...

"I had high hopes that ‘Snow White’ would make me happy. Instead, this dopey remake made me sleepy and grumpy." "Presumably one of the reasons to bring actors into remakes of animated classics ...

Snow White bonds with Dopey, who is initially nonverbal, and encouraging him to express himself in other ways. That's how and why she sings "Whistle While You Work" and delegates chores to the ...

There is a lot of emphasis on Snow White’s relationship with Dopey, who in this telling, indicates that fear is keeping him from speaking. The bond between them is supposed to melt your heart ...

Snow White is the kind of movie that tries really hard to matter, but doesn’t always land. Sure, it has big moments—like the Evil Queen getting sucked into her shattered magic mirror or Dopey ...