No, that was Zemeckis’ Pinnochio. He’s going to burn in hell for that one.
Snow White 2025 Official Trailer | Gal Gadot & Rachel Zegler
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Unknown Soldier
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77 million people voted for Trump, way to manage your TAM there Disney
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Sadly, even with a dozen streamer subscriptions thats still an all to common problem.
Heimdall_Xtreme
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It wouldn't have worked with her either.
squeakywheel
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I gave up with all the live action adaptations after the borefest that was Cinderella. I guess I'm not missing out on anything. Disney seems hellbent on ruining their legacy.
kruis
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From what I've read and heard about Snow White Rachel Zegler is actually decent in it. The real problems are the muddled plot, the Gal Gadot's overacting, the seven CGI abominations, the yellow piss filter, the weak new song, and so much more.
BTW The Rotten audience score is higher than expected. Or it could be inflated because people watching expected something truly awful and it was just bad/meh.
There's also a new BO prediction: mid-$40Ms.
Ho-Hum, Ho-Hum: ‘Snow White’ Opens To $43M — What Poisoned This Princess At The Box Office – Sunday AM Box Office Update
Disney's controversial 'Snow White' begins with $3.5M in previews on Thursday.
deadline.com
2ND UPDATE, Friday midday: Currently, Disney‘s Snow White is seeing $15.5 million today, which includes last night’s $3.5M, and will get the Rachel Zegler-Gal Gadot movie to the mid-$40Ms for a three-day total at the domestic box office. That’s right around where Dumbo was, jeez: That Tim Burton clunker did $15.2M on its opening day for a near $46M 3-day off a much cheaper production cost than Snow White ($170M versus $270M). Again, it all comes down to Saturday and Sunday matinees with Snow White particularly given its target of women.
Warner Bros may be wishing it were Disney right now: WB’s $50M Robert De Niro double gangster movie The Alto Knights per industry sources will be lucky to slot fifth with at least $1M today (including previews) and $3M for the weekend off a $50M production cost. Another unfortunate misfire for the studio of Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack…but Minecraft is coming.
Think who is writing the reviews...
Goalus
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GymWolf
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Vyse
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Me being one of them. Picked up some Disney stock when they were at their top with Marvel. Not a happy camper right now.
WhiteWaterM00se
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Alright folks. For the people who actually saw this…how was the movie? Is it appropriate for 6-10 year old boys and girls?
How does it fair against other Disney live action remakes like Beauty & Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, and Jungle Book?
How does it fair against other Disney live action remakes like Beauty & Beast, Aladdin, Lion King, and Jungle Book?
GateofD
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They actually kept the 7 (now called) thieves (and one is a dwarf) and added 7 dwarves AHAHAHAHAHA
Snow White and the 7 Thieves and 8 Dwarfs. I guess we know why she's called Snow White in this afterall.
Chuck Berry
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Why would you do this to your kids?
Sit them down and have them watch the OG instead.
Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
Critical Drinker pretty much said the same thing about Zegler being the actual highlight of the movie, let down by a shit script and direction.
AJUMP23
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She actually repulses buts from seats. Which is the opposite of what you need to do.
WhiteWaterM00se
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Not to get into a long story, but it is for my niece and nephew. Their parent is going thru cancer treatment and uncle moose is in charge of keeping them busy. They like going to the movies, and it looks better than Minecraft movie does.Why would you do this to your kids?
So, i would appreciate real answers.
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Hideous Snake
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Fuck Rachel Zegler. Glad this movie is going to bomb because nothing about it is even half decent. 7 dwarfs turned into 7 thieves are you fucking mad?
Chuck Berry
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That was a real answer. Show them the classic, not the tripe.
Saber
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My sentiment is that children will find this movie veeeery boring. I'm not even touching the awfull performances here, but if the only strong points is the singing and not the actual movie, then it would be better just to listen the music on internet. The Dwarves looks very creepie in the big screen, their cgi actually looks way worse than the promotional videos so I'm not sure kids will be pleased to watch them.
What the fuck are these terrible dwarf designs, Dinklage did that community dirty.They actually kept the 7 (now called) thieves (and one is a dwarf) and added 7 dwarves AHAHAHAHAHA
WhiteWaterM00se
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Thanks for the heads up.
Grildon Tundy
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BOTI just watched the Snow White (2025) trailer, and honestly, I'm curious to see how they reimagine the story. Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen looks intense, and Rachel Zegler seems like a great fit for the role. Definitely keeping an eye on this one!
StreetsofBeige
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Bot trying to pump up the movie. Lol
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Trilobit
Absolutely Cozy
Penelope Cruz who wants to come off as the most British person ever: "You want me to drag William and Edward outta the local pub for ya? I’ll do it, and I’ll bring me mum’s famous baked beans. Proper smashin’, innit!"Rachel "How dare you question my identity!" Zegler who has a Polish dad, is only half Columbian, was born in the US, is not familair with Colombian culture and doesn't speak Spanish.
"Sign up for the SUPER TIER or we'll show you ads for Snow White every ten minutes."
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Rockondevil
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Minecraft movie looks average, but fun for kids.
This movie just looks trash no matter how you look at it.
kruis
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Ho-Hum, Ho-Hum: ‘Snow White’ Opens To $43M — What Poisoned This Princess At The Box Office – Sunday AM Box Office Update
Disney's controversial 'Snow White' begins with $3.5M in previews on Thursday.
deadline.com
Disney‘s Snow White is coming in lighter for the weekend with $43M domestic and an $87.3M global start. Not a happy ending for this $270M production, which was impacted by the actors strike, Covid breakout, a set fire and more.
They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity, but clearly in the case of Snow White there was. Disney has been put through the ringer before on controversial theatrical releases –i.e. Solo: A Star Wars Story and its swapping of directors from Lord & Miller to Ron Howard, which deep-sixed that movie to a very less than $1 billion global take of $393M worldwide. It’s why Disney muzzles talent on slipping any kind of information on a movie months in advance, particularly on Star Wars and Marvel movies. The concern is that if starts tease too much, or go off book, it will trigger a gong around the world, with an avalanche to follow for what’s being primed as a tentpole with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake. Exhibit A proof that Snow White was doomed was when Disney pushed the pic’s release an entire year; the pic originally scheduled to hit marquees on March 22, 2024.
‘Snow White’ Bashful With $87.3M Global Bow; ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Crosses $400M WW – International Box Office
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M, including $44.3M from international box office markets
deadline.com
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M. From 51 material international box office markets, the update of the classic 1937 animation grossed an estimated $44.3M. Both domestic and overseas returns are below pre-weekend projections.
In like-for-like offshore markets at today’s rates (and excluding China), the bow is 16% below Cinderella, 19% under Dumbo and 33% off of The Little Mermaid.
The Rachel Zegler-starrer opened as the No. 1 or No. 1 non-local title in the majority of major overseas markets as well as all smaller ones. Across Europe, Snow White’s debut was just 6% below Cinderella in like-for-like markets at current rates. Throughout Latin America, it was No. 1 in every market.
There’s runway ahead for the movie to play into holidays, but the opening begs the question: What’s up, Doc? The $50M+ hoped for overseas ahead of the launch didn’t materialize in part because audiences didn’t feel a sense of urgency (note that it’s unlikely any of the so-called controversy surrounding the film played a role). And, Asia was challenging. Although Snow White opened at No. 1 non-local pretty much across the board in the region, it was the No. 2 non-local title in China, Korea and Japan. China and Korea were not anticipated to put up big numbers. But Japan is typically more bullish on this kind of fare.
Here are the Top 5 opening markets: UK ($5.1M), Mexico ($4.1M), Italy ($4M), France ($3M) and Spain ($2.6M).
Is there data how it opened in Israel? Gal Gadot is a huge draw, but Rachel is not.Ho-Hum, Ho-Hum: ‘Snow White’ Opens To $43M — What Poisoned This Princess At The Box Office – Sunday AM Box Office Update
Disney's controversial 'Snow White' begins with $3.5M in previews on Thursday.
Disney‘s Snow White is coming in lighter for the weekend with $43M domestic and an $87.3M global start. Not a happy ending for this $270M production, which was impacted by the actors strike, Covid breakout, a set fire and more.
They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity, but clearly in the case of Snow White there was. Disney has been put through the ringer before on controversial theatrical releases –i.e. Solo: A Star Wars Story and its swapping of directors from Lord & Miller to Ron Howard, which deep-sixed that movie to a very less than $1 billion global take of $393M worldwide. It’s why Disney muzzles talent on slipping any kind of information on a movie months in advance, particularly on Star Wars and Marvel movies. The concern is that if starts tease too much, or go off book, it will trigger a gong around the world, with an avalanche to follow for what’s being primed as a tentpole with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake. Exhibit A proof that Snow White was doomed was when Disney pushed the pic’s release an entire year; the pic originally scheduled to hit marquees on March 22, 2024.
‘Snow White’ Bashful With $87.3M Global Bow; ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Crosses $400M WW – International Box Office
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M, including $44.3M from international box office markets
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M. From 51 material international box office markets, the update of the classic 1937 animation grossed an estimated $44.3M. Both domestic and overseas returns are below pre-weekend projections.
In like-for-like offshore markets at today’s rates (and excluding China), the bow is 16% below Cinderella, 19% under Dumbo and 33% off of The Little Mermaid.
The Rachel Zegler-starrer opened as the No. 1 or No. 1 non-local title in the majority of major overseas markets as well as all smaller ones. Across Europe, Snow White’s debut was just 6% below Cinderella in like-for-like markets at current rates. Throughout Latin America, it was No. 1 in every market.
There’s runway ahead for the movie to play into holidays, but the opening begs the question: What’s up, Doc? The $50M+ hoped for overseas ahead of the launch didn’t materialize in part because audiences didn’t feel a sense of urgency (note that it’s unlikely any of the so-called controversy surrounding the film played a role). And, Asia was challenging. Although Snow White opened at No. 1 non-local pretty much across the board in the region, it was the No. 2 non-local title in China, Korea and Japan. China and Korea were not anticipated to put up big numbers. But Japan is typically more bullish on this kind of fare.
Here are the Top 5 opening markets: UK ($5.1M), Mexico ($4.1M), Italy ($4M), France ($3M) and Spain ($2.6M).
newtypepilot
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270m is the figure Disney is willing to admit, even though the movie spent 2 years in reshoots. Then there's a marketing expenses which is another 100 to 150 million easy. The 87m box office so far is before the theaters take their cut, which is usually 50%.
So yeah, the biggest bombs of bombs. Don't worry, they'll just jack up the prices in their parks again to make up for the deficit.
So yeah, the biggest bombs of bombs. Don't worry, they'll just jack up the prices in their parks again to make up for the deficit.
StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Yup. $270M production budget by end of 2023 without any 2024 reshoots or marketing. Article from Nov 2024:
Disney Reveals ‘Snow White’ Remake Is Set To Blow Its Budget
Disney has revealed that the cost of making its live action Snow White ballooned to $269.4 million by the end of 2023 putting it on course to blow its budget more than a year before release.
www.forbes.com
Disney has revealed that the cost of making its live action remake of Snow White had ballooned to $269.4 million (£217.7 million) by the end of 2023 putting the movie on course to blow its budget more than a year before it is released.
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thefool
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Ho-Hum, Ho-Hum: ‘Snow White’ Opens To $43M — What Poisoned This Princess At The Box Office – Sunday AM Box Office Update
Disney's controversial 'Snow White' begins with $3.5M in previews on Thursday.
Disney‘s Snow White is coming in lighter for the weekend with $43M domestic and an $87.3M global start. Not a happy ending for this $270M production, which was impacted by the actors strike, Covid breakout, a set fire and more.
They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity, but clearly in the case of Snow White there was. Disney has been put through the ringer before on controversial theatrical releases –i.e. Solo: A Star Wars Story and its swapping of directors from Lord & Miller to Ron Howard, which deep-sixed that movie to a very less than $1 billion global take of $393M worldwide. It’s why Disney muzzles talent on slipping any kind of information on a movie months in advance, particularly on Star Wars and Marvel movies. The concern is that if starts tease too much, or go off book, it will trigger a gong around the world, with an avalanche to follow for what’s being primed as a tentpole with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake. Exhibit A proof that Snow White was doomed was when Disney pushed the pic’s release an entire year; the pic originally scheduled to hit marquees on March 22, 2024.
‘Snow White’ Bashful With $87.3M Global Bow; ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Crosses $400M WW – International Box Office
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M, including $44.3M from international box office markets
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M. From 51 material international box office markets, the update of the classic 1937 animation grossed an estimated $44.3M. Both domestic and overseas returns are below pre-weekend projections.
In like-for-like offshore markets at today’s rates (and excluding China), the bow is 16% below Cinderella, 19% under Dumbo and 33% off of The Little Mermaid.
The Rachel Zegler-starrer opened as the No. 1 or No. 1 non-local title in the majority of major overseas markets as well as all smaller ones. Across Europe, Snow White’s debut was just 6% below Cinderella in like-for-like markets at current rates. Throughout Latin America, it was No. 1 in every market.
There’s runway ahead for the movie to play into holidays, but the opening begs the question: What’s up, Doc? The $50M+ hoped for overseas ahead of the launch didn’t materialize in part because audiences didn’t feel a sense of urgency (note that it’s unlikely any of the so-called controversy surrounding the film played a role). And, Asia was challenging. Although Snow White opened at No. 1 non-local pretty much across the board in the region, it was the No. 2 non-local title in China, Korea and Japan. China and Korea were not anticipated to put up big numbers. But Japan is typically more bullish on this kind of fare.
Here are the Top 5 opening markets: UK ($5.1M), Mexico ($4.1M), Italy ($4M), France ($3M) and Spain ($2.6M).
Warspite
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Ho-Hum, Ho-Hum: ‘Snow White’ Opens To $43M — What Poisoned This Princess At The Box Office – Sunday AM Box Office Update
Disney's controversial 'Snow White' begins with $3.5M in previews on Thursday.
Disney‘s Snow White is coming in lighter for the weekend with $43M domestic and an $87.3M global start. Not a happy ending for this $270M production, which was impacted by the actors strike, Covid breakout, a set fire and more.
Covid? when did they first film this?
Heimdall_Xtreme
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What would the Austrian painter with a mustache say if he saw what they did to his favorite movie and to Pinocchio?
Who cares
kruis
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Disney has been making all of their Marvel/Star Wars/Live Action Remakes in the UK because of a ridiculously generous 25% government reimbursement on all movies made in the UK. So a $240 million movie actually costs Disney "just" $160 million.
The 4 Flops Of 2023 That Cost Disney $1 Billion
Disney has revealed that it spent $965 million on four of its most high-profile streaming and film flops this year.
www.forbes.com
kruis
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Covid? when did they first film this?
From Wikipedia:
Filming for Snow White was originally set to begin in March 2020 in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Los Angeles, California, but it was delayed to July 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In August 2021, it was announced that filming would take place in the United Kingdom] from March to July 2022. Principal photography began on March 7, 2022. A fire damaged the production set on March 15 at Pinewood Studios; the stage was under construction when a tree reportedly caught on fire, leading to a huge blaze. A source from Disney confirmed that "no filming was underway". The shooting schedule was also reconfigured for Zegler to travel to Los Angeles to present at the 94th Academy Awards ceremony on March 27, in support of her West Side Story colleagues. While Zegler was attending the ceremony, Gadot began filming her scenes. Unlike in the original, her character sings and dances in the film. On April 22, Gadot confirmed that she had completed filming her scenes, much later adding that she enjoyed playing the role of the first Disney villain and that she was able to make a more dramatic role by changing her voice due to the film being a musical. On July 13, Zegler revealed that filming had wrapped. Additional filming took place in June 2024. Mandy Moore, known for her work on La La Land, choreographed the musical sequences.
She run a train on those dwarves or something? How does any actor shine through a shit script and direction? The director of like 3 B B B Bilion dollar films, mind you.
Dusktildawn48
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She's pretty much the biggest douche in Hollywood right now, but she has a great singing voice. That's all I can think of. From what I've heard, every single theatrical movie she's been in has bombed. I only know about Westside Story, Y2K, and this.
Unknown Soldier
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‘Snow White’ Bashful With $87.3M Global Bow; ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Crosses $400M WW – International Box Office
Disney’s live-action take on Snow White has come in with a global launch of $87.3M, including $44.3M from international box office markets
deadline.com
It's officially a bomba
Disney never updated the budget of the movie but with reshoots over the original $270M budget not including marketing this one is going to be a financial disaster for them. It's been speculated actual costs for the movie might have exceed $400M by the day of release
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StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Her only movie that did well financially vs budget and got decent RT tomato scores was a Hunger Games movie.
The rest of her movies fail miserably vs budget. And only one got great reviews - Westside Story which still bombed in terms of money. Even Steven Spielberg couldnt muscle that movie to profits on name alone.
One part of her failures can definitely be attributed to her being unlikable, but to be fair one part on the studio from blowing budgets. If she only got paid $3M for Snow White (one of the earlier posts), she probably got paid even less for her other movies years back. So on a pure dollar level, she's actually a bargain since she isnt a $10M or $20M kind of hollywood star.
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StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
No doubt after reshoots and marketing this movie will be $400M or so.
So assuming theatres take 50%, this movie will need $800M global sales to break even (excluding any other bonus revenue like DVD/BR, streaming etc...)
Good luck with that. lol
Liopleurodon
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It seems Disney needs another renaissance.
It seems Disney needs another renaissance.