“I desire the queen to win in this variation.”
“Wow, Disney. You genuinely are extraordinary. It took you 3 years, numerous rewrites, unneeded CGI, and 209 million dollars simply for me to delight in a remark area of a film I will never ever view. Bless you.”
“If I saw this film on an airplane, I would still leave.”
That’s simply a small tasting of the YouTube remark hilarity that the web stepped up and provided in action to Disney’s trash trailer for its controversy-plagued remake of Snow Whitewhich strikes theaters on March 21, 2025. It stars, as everybody most likely understands by now, Rachel Zegler in the title function– in spite of Zegler’s lots of cringey remarks about the initial Snow White being obsoleted and bothersome, and recommending that her variation basically provides the character as a more Gen Z-friendly girlboss (“She’s not going to be dreaming about real love,” Zegler informed Range“She’s dreaming about ending up being the leader she understands she can be”).
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To the surprise of nobody, the trailer (listed below) has actually stimulated many more jokes than the film ever will ticket sales.
Let’s very first reserve the truth that these live-action remakes from Disney are unneeded money grabs from a home entertainment business that’s drowning in money. These undesirable remakes likewise often thumb their nose at fans, a lot so that it does not take wish for the releases to start tiring woke culture war battles. “Disney discovered a method to cast someone for Snow White whose whole character on a marketing trip for the film is, ‘I dislike, dislike Snow White,” one viral TikTok believes. “Congratulations to Disney for casting someone who definitely abhors the function she was cast in.”
And the sensation, it appears, is shared.
Numerous of the commenters in the remarks area of the trailer really firmly insist that they desire the Evil Queen, played by Gal Gadot, to win this time. Others take goal at the remake’s plainly CGI ‘d overshadows, which one commenter quipped “look right out of a Nintendo video game.” Zegler’s hairstyle likewise gets its 15 seconds of embarassment in the trailer’s remarks area: “Rachel Zegler at the barber store: ‘Hit me with that Lord Farquhar.’ Barber: ‘Say no more fam.'”
