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My Current Opinions on Snow White 2025 ❄️🍎

Before 2024 ends, I want to leave you with something. With the release Snow White now finally on the horizon, my feelings toward the film have been... very puzzled to say the least.

EVERYONE dogpiled on the trailer, and I can understand why everyone's upset and terrified about what the movie could be.

First and foremost, I'm very, VERY happy for Rachel Zegler landing the iconic role of Snow White! She deserved this character, she has the voice and the gracefulness, and she brings something different to Snow White, just by being herself, but I feel absolutely awful for the experience she's going through, and I might be worried that Snow White could be one of the worst movies of 2025.

The CGI Dwarves were giving Polar Express vibes. G*l G*dot's acting is atrocious. The atmosphere is mostly CGI'd. The story felt like it was turning Snow White into an "I'm a strong independent woman who don't need no man" girlboss stereotype, and clumsily mashing it with the classic plotline of the original cartoon. For god's sake, Greta Gerwig is writing this movie. I have immense faith in her, but the trailers did not convince me or anyone that there is hope.

Also there's something so strangely cosmic about the fact that they've cast a zionist IDF soldier in the role of the Evil Queen. Real art imitates real life.

BUT, there is a key to overcoming all of these hurdles: If the story is actually good and enjoyable.

What if Snow White's kindness and gentle nature is not enough to change the Queen's mind?

How far would Snow White go to bring kindness and fairness to the kingdom?

What does it actually mean to be the fairest of them all?

If we were to explore these questions, the new retooled story wouldn't seem like it's preachy about girl power. I want to see Snow White take her throne back as the rightful future queen of her kingdom, the storyline with her kingdom originally being her father's kingdom gives it the opportunity to tell a good story about taking your power back and discovering who you are.

I feel like I'm the only one who sees a different approach to the story: I'm more focused on Snow White becoming the better future queen of her kingdom, rather than worrying about the whole "hyper-feminist", girlboss schmooze. There is potential in reinventing the character of Snow White! And hey, maybe she could fall in love with the prince too while she's taking back her power!

The Little Mermaid succeeded with audiences and overcame its many, many huddles because it had strong character dynamics (most notably Ariel and Eric, of course!) and a protagonist to believe in (definitely Ariel).

The "Whistle While You Work" preview that was shown at D23 Expo did make me smile. I'm excited to hear the studio version of this new version when it finally releases, I am MOST excited for "Waiting On A Wish", Rachel has an UNGODLY INCREDIBLE voice to carry it!

As someone who waited so long for this movie, I am just hoping, praying actually, that Snow White can actually be good. I genuinely hope that it doesn't come off as a cringy hyper-feminist twist on the original cartoon, there is a good story to tell in there somewhere.

I'm blocking all of the angry haters, and the G*l Gad*t supporters btw. AND I will be pirating and watching it at home so that GG's career flops. Rachel Zegler is completely innocent in all of this. Free Palestine!