Comments on: Big Words, Dwarf-Sized Thoughts: Rachel Zegler’s Impact on Disney’s New Snow White Adaptation

By: Robinsong

Robinsong — Wed, 16 Aug 2023 23:00:33 +0000

Disney could have just created an entirely new story with a female heroine and a cast of mythical creatures and called it something else instead of besmirching the good name of Snow White. The original classic is too known and too beloved to avoid bitter resentment at a time when Disney’s reputation for spitting at tradition is already headline news.

By: Michael

Michael — Wed, 16 Aug 2023 22:37:28 +0000

Most recent Disney films are highly manipulative as regards their captive audience – i.e. children. Agendas are pushed, and at the end of the day the products hanging there on are flogged at great expense to parents who feel obliged to fork out to keep their children happy. It is now a rapacious brand with questionable ethics. I am old enough that I saw Snow White only when it appeared at the local movie theatre during school holidays. The original is a fairy story. Can someone explain what is wrong with the premise of love between a young man and woman? Yes, parts of it were scary. I can remember sobbing when Snow White was in the glass casket – it reflected the ups and downs of reality in a magical way. Dated, yes, but with far more substance that what has thus far been spouted about the new version.

By: Sally

Sally — Wed, 16 Aug 2023 20:45:04 +0000

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By: Gail

Gail — Wed, 16 Aug 2023 18:20:06 +0000

Am I the only person who remembers “Snow White and the Huntsman?” In this film Snow White DID fight to get her kingdom back. She also was not the general or the military mastermind, she was the rightful princess. Her secret return changed the weather, and made the animals come to do homage to her. She was in the battle giving the actual fighters courage, not winning it for them. It wasn’t a perfect film but I really liked it, and I thought the way they handed “we want Snow White to fight” worked really well, as did the NOT romance between her and the Huntsman (who was way too old for her anyway). They had an attraction to each other that both knew they could never act on, for all sorts of reasons they both understood, and in the end he was a loyal subject and not a love interest. This stuff has already been done, and the Disney plan sure doesnt seem as if it will be done as well.

By: John Edwin

John Edwin — Wed, 16 Aug 2023 17:35:07 +0000

Too many hidden agendas in Disney movies. I’ve not seen a Disney movie in a LONG time and more than likely never will. My 30 year old children feel the same. The magic is gone.

By: Derek

Derek — Mon, 14 Aug 2023 13:21:17 +0000

I appreciate her comments. I now know I will 100% not be taking my 3 daughters to see it. Simple as that. I don’t have to wonder when it comes out, or what it will be about, etc… it won’t even be on our radar. This movie will bomb like everything else Disney has released in the last 5 years.

Also… Disney seems to forget MEN PAY FOR MOVIES. Women, despite the new wave feminism, don’t pay for crap. Men still pay for 90% of dates, dinners, etc. There’s a reason the WNBA fails… women don’t support it. You might wanna start throwing some balls to the people who actually dish out the cash or these companies are allllll gonna go broke.