Bobbi T

Awful. I'd give zero starts if possible. The actors did not match the cast, the CGI dwarves looked like they would snoop around an elementary school with a bag of candy and a white van, why they couldn't provide 7 great actors who happen to have dwarfism with this role, I will never know. The costume choice was...mediocre at best, it looked cheap and tatty. The only redeeming factor is that Rachel Ziegler has a beautiful singing voice. That's about all that's beautiful as she has an awful personality that turned many people away from supporting her. The casting to try to score virtue points just doesn't work, especially when your main actress is so hostile to people that do not mirror their beliefs that she actually discourages them from watching the movie. Nobody likes or wants to support a loudmouth. I love that Gal Gadot was in this, but I just don't think she fit the role. The character had no depth or development, very poorly written and very wooden. I normally love Gal Gadot but this was probably her protest performance by a mile. I've seen images of Rachel Ziegler and her hair in this movie was awful, there are pics where her hair looked so much better. In the movie it made her look like Jason from South Park. The hair dept really did her dirty because it can look so much better. The story line is awful, I don't know why that had to change, or why an old classic couldn't be left alone. The lighting in the film is very moody. It's become a big thing to have dark and dingy movies and I don't understand it. So with an arrogant, mismatched lead, lifeless songs, ugly CGI dwarves that each look like a different rendition of King Charles and lighting that provides a view similar to the vision of someone with macular degeneration, it's a no from me. Stick with the 1937 version.