Disney's live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs might be getting a poor critical reception, but the original Disney Princess movie from 1937 remains a timeless gem. Walt Disney’s ...

The drama and controversies culminating in the poor box-office opening of Walt Disney Studios’ live-action "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs" is just one of several difficult moments that the Mouse has ...

Disney's updated version of Snow White is full of unexpected and unusual decisions, but none is more bizarre than the decision to include two different sets of companions. The movie may have ...

In recent years, Disney has faced significant challenges with its live-action remakes, particularly with the disappointing performances of Snow White (2025) and Wish (2023). These films, intended to ...

Disney's Snow White, the studio's first animated feature film released in 1937, has long been a cornerstone of the Disney empire. However, the live-action remake, starring Rachel Zegler, faced ...

To be fair, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is probably the closest to a traditional musical with most of the early animated Disney movies. It has an “I want” song, an almost necessary staple of the ...

Starring Rachel Zegler in the title role and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, "Snow White" follows the classic tale with a modern twist.

Now Snow White has suffered another blow after it was completely banned in Lebanon. As reported by Variety, the ban was ...

Snow White live action remake of the 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs has accumulated record low reviews mere weeks after its release.

Other similarities are the smaller details like the wood carvings of animals on the wooden stairs, the box the queen gives her huntsman to put Snow White’s heart in after he kills her, and her fleeing ...

The new Snow White live-action remake has been met many controversies, but as the blame is directed towards the movie's ...

Lebanon bans Disney’s Snow White over Israeli actress Gal Gadot’s inclusion, citing political tensions and past military ties.