Sheldon Wang

This movie is a complete disgrace to the original. Let’s set aside Rachel Zegler’s endless controversies—because even without them, this film is an absolute dumpster fire. The story has been butchered beyond recognition, twisted into some shallow, soulless attempt at being “progressive” while completely missing the heart and charm of what made the classic so beloved. Every single decision feels like a deliberate slap in the face to the original fans, as if the creators despised the very essence of Snow White and went out of their way to destroy it. The writing is atrocious, filled with uninspired, hollow messaging that adds nothing of value to the narrative. It’s not just woke—it’s aggressively so, without any substance to justify the changes. It doesn’t feel like a meaningful update or a fresh take; it feels like a cheap, hollow cash grab that exists solely to pander, with no real artistic merit. The singing? Passable at best, but completely unnecessary and devoid of the magic that made Disney musicals legendary. Instead of enhancing the story, it drags the already miserable experience even further down. Visually, the film is bland, lifeless, and utterly uninspired. The characters are forgettable, the charm of the original is non-existent, and the pacing is a mess. Watching this abomination feels like being force-fed an ideology rather than enjoying an actual story. There’s no heart, no soul—just a cynical, corporate-approved travesty that spits on everything the original represented. Save your time. Save your money. Don’t support this absolute train wreck of a movie. Disney deserves every bit of backlash for this disgraceful mockery of a beloved classic.

One of if the best k drama I watched.