Gemma

A Disheartening Departure from Disney's Legacy* Disney’s 2025 rendition of *Snow White* is not just a misstep; it’s a complete deviation from the magic that once defined the studio’s storytelling. This isn’t a remake; it’s a reimagining so drastic that it leaves fans of the original alienated and disappointed. Stripping away the beloved songs and the iconic presence of Prince Charming robs the story of its heart. Instead, we’re left with a hollow shell of what once was, replaced by a narrative that feels more like a lecture on modern values than a tale of fantasy and wonder. The production’s controversies and divisive direction, even before cameras started rolling, set a tone of skepticism among Disney loyalists. Rachel Zegler’s portrayal fails to capture the essence of the titular character, making it hard for audiences to connect with this so-called "Snow White." Above all, this film symbolizes Disney turning its back on its cultural heritage. In pursuing an agenda labeled "progressive," they’ve forsaken the artistry, tradition, and timeless appeal that built their reputation. What could have been a tasteful homage to a classic is instead an uninspired, heavy-handed commentary that does little to honor its roots. This remake is a glaring reminder that some stories deserve respect, not reinvention. Unfortunately, one star is all this film has earned—and even that feels generous.

I watched with an open mind but the whole show feels like a staged love letter to megan written by megan. Only problem is none of her tips were usegul unique or well executed its gon a be a huge flop