#snow white trailer

[dommnics]

Just a little in between work sketch of Rachel Zegler's Snow White. This particular shot from the trailer has been making the rounds online, for the way the styling around Rachel has been disappointing some people. I'm finding I haven't been too fussed about the aesthetic they've been going for, but I can definitely see where improvements could have been made. Overall, I'm liking what I've been seeing, and I'm really interested in how they've interpreted the fairy tale this time around.

But just for fun, had I been the one to approach the way her hair was styled in the movie, I would have been really tempted to lean into a tangled mess of princess hair - curls and braids and laces. When I think "Snow White", Trina Schart Hyman's illustrations aren't far away in my mind and I think that really influences how I see her in my head. But I do feel that the short hair is an absolute staple for the Disney version, and I know they would want to capitalize on that look.

[so-what-then]

Is Disney really expecting us to believe a movie where the 'fairest of them all' is between Rachel Zegler with a bowl cut and a Zionazi yoga instructor?

[livehorses]

I'm just going to leave this here.

[pufftheninja]

Did some pottery glazing for the first time at a local pottery store earlier this week, and decided to do a Snow White themed mug and saucer/salad plate set. I’m not a potter, glazer, or painter, so the mirror’s kinda eh, but I like how the mug turned out. It was a fun experience, and I’m looking forward to going there again. ☺️💜

[kabishkat19]

Grimm fairy tales🥀

Did I make a fake trailer for my hyper fixation with the dark adaptions of classic fairy tales… yes. Always felt this was a missed opportunity (I’m not crazy good at edits so be kind)🖤

[neverscreens]

— SNOW WHITE, trailer.

Like or reblog if it was useful, every interaction shows us that we should keep making screencaps for y'all ♡

[zzzenmui]

Link: 【手描きまほやく】 パンこげこげになっちゃった (My Bread was Burnt to a Crisp) 【スノウ & ムル】

[princesssarisa]

My thoughts on the teaser trailer for Disney's live action Snow White:

*It seems that Disney may have changed their approach to marketing this movie. Previously, they put so much emphasis on how this Snow White will be different, fresh, and more "progressive" than the animated classic, and they got so much negative backlash for it. But this trailer doesn't show much of anything that's different from the original film. It shows famous scenes, other scenes that might not be identical but are very similar... The new selling point seems to be "See how faithfully we've recreated the original in live action and CGI!" Maybe they've realized that "See how we're improving on the original!" has gotten more negative response than positive, so they're changing their marketing strategy.

*That said, I think the clip we see of Snow White and the dwarfs in "Whistle While You Work" strongly hints at a "feminist" rewrite. Instead of cleaning for the dwarfs, it seems Snow White will teach them to do their own cleaning instead. I can already imagine the divisiveness about this. Disney will probably promote it as progressive and empowering, and many fans will agree, "She doesn't let them use her as a housekeeper, she makes them shape up and clean for themselves," etc. But other fans will hate it and passionately defend the original film: the dwarfs do an enormous favor for Snow White by letting her live with them, at greater at risk to themselves if the Queen should find her, so the least she can do in return is take care of their house for them. Besides, when she thinks they must be orphaned children before she meets them, her choice to surprise them with a clean house and a good dinner shows her kindness and compassion. At any rate, the dwarfs and Snow White cleaning the house together isn't a brand-new idea anyway: the 1955 German film already has a sequence like that.

*I don't think Walt would care much for Snow White's costume. The animated Snow White's skirt is a pale yellow, almost ivory or cream colored, and her bodice and sleeves are subdued shades of dark and medium blue. This was part of Walt's vision of the whole movie as having elegantly subdued colors. The live action Snow White's dress is a little garish by comparison: maybe in the finished film it will work, but it looks more cartoonish than the cartoon version.

*It looks as if Gal Gadot will be a hammier Queen than the animated version: more of a Prima Donna than a Grim Sorceress.

*I'm reserving judgment on the CGI dwarfs until we see more of them in action.

*The think I'm probably the most curious about is how they'll handle the final part of the story. They're obviously not cutting the poisoned apple: the trailer includes dramatic shots of its creation and of the Queen giving it to Snow White. Yet the interviews have repeatedly said "The Prince doesn't save her in this version." Now, it seems that Snow White's new love interest, Jonathan, isn't a prince, but if he still wakes her from Sleeping Death in the end, and it's only "progressive" because he's a commoner, that would be false advertising. So what will happen? Will it take the Mirror, Mirror approach and avoid having Snow White eat the apple altogether? Or take the Snow White and the Huntsman approach and have her wake earlier than in the original film, then directly battle the Queen and defeat her at the climax? Or the Legend of Snow White approach, where in "death" her spirit helps her love interest to defeat the Queen? Or the Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs approach, where her love interest sacrifices his life to revive her, but then her kiss brings him back to life? Or will Disney shock us and do something completely original? Whatever they do, I hope they don't take the Mirror, Mirror approach. The very heart of the animated Snow White is the love that forms between Snow White and the dwarfs, culminating in the dwarfs' heartbreaking grief at her "death" and ecstasy when she revives. To cut that in the name of "empowering" Snow White, as Mirror, Mirror did back in 2012, would be the biggest insult to the original film's legacy.

We'll just have to wait and see what the movie is like. I'm not expecting greatness, but we'll see.

[chipedteacupchat]

I have just finished my second fan-made trailer for this amazing series

https://youtu.be/A1xSKMH5tzM?si=lOWIzticbtcdgvIM

[vimbry]

I can't tell if the current remakes are a bit visually soulless, or if it's just that I grew up seeing so many of those overly-rendered photomanips/edited trailers of hypothetical "[older property] REIMAGINED as a live-action movie" online that the concept got kinda ruined for me, bc every one of them looks like one of those. or maybe a mixture of both.

[nieveblanca]

WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK ! written by FREDDIE.

[jackyfalahees]

Starts frantically pacing around my room looking at a white board that just has “King Arthur Horse Girl” on it

[tonymarias]

your favorite disney movie WILL have a live action remake. there is nothing you can do to stop it. accept your fate or die

[firewireblog-blog]

Enchanting New Teaser Trailer For “Disney’s Snow White” Unveiled At D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event

Fans attending the studio showcase at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event just got a look at the teaser trailer and poster for “Disney’s Snow White,” which opens exclusively in theaters March 21, 2025. Stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, who portray Snow White and the Evil Queen, respectively, were on hand to give fans exclusive details about the production and share a first look at the Whistle…

[alwayswonderingandwandering]

circus

[writesailingdreams]

Watched the teaser trailer and actual trailer for the Disney live action Snow White (apparently that is a real thing that is happening somehow), and wow. I hate it.

read more because I wrote more than I thought; very rambling

the quality is lacking. I think there's shots with voice overs that don't match up. This may be because of the strike(s) and I'm okay with that if it teaches Disney you can't make good trailers if you don't pay people and recognize unions

I am so confused as to where it exists; I saw fantasy and/or historical and modern settings at the same time. (I hope that doesn't play into the choosing her destiny bit.)

I can do without girlbossing Snow White. like I get wanting to make her a more active character but active-in-story does not equal defying/rewriting destiny. What's wrong with gentleness and positivity as strengths?

most importantly, if you're doing live action Snow White anything and you don't give the dwarves dynamic character arcs, along with Snow, while focusing the emotional story around her and their relationship, what are you even doing?

it gives me 10th Kingdom vibes (the setting), but like with 90s era Disney feminism

also gives me vague Winter Lunar Chronicle vibes (mostly if that's a wolf I caught a glimpse of)

it doesn't feel like a fairy tale; it feels more fantasy -- fighting evil and darkness and lots of references to destiny (at least the 10th Kingdom tied destiny into the fairy tale angle of there being these larger roles you find yourself enacting & fitting into because of circumstances of your life but also your personal temperament due to those circumstances.)