Disney Irish
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And I'm sure the response will vary depending on who you ask, but overall I think it'll end up going down as a flawed but acceptable popcorn flick. And I've always said had it been made by any other studio it would have done so much better at the box office and there would have been zero drama surrounding it.I just rewatched Snow White yesterday on D+ with my husband, who hadn’t seen it yet.
When it was over, I asked him, “Man on the street, what did you think?”
He said, “I liked it. I don’t know what the hoopla was all about.” I proceeded to list the reasons for the hoopla, and he reacted by making faces at all of them.
Now, let me tell you, we make fun of movies. We MST3000 movies as we watch. I did make a crack here and there.
But I did not intend to watch the whole thing. I intended to get him started, and have him watch while I ran a few quick errands, then come back and finish with him.
Instead, I watched the whole thing. The beginning is very touching. The story is compelling, the ending - perhaps a bit rushed - was good, and also touching.
With the noise behind me, I wasn’t watching for who is acting well, or hyper analyzing the cgi. I was just watching a movie - a good movie, which is #1 on Disney+ and I can’t believe a kid wouldn’t enjoy it, or would care about skin color, etc.
Gal is still a little wooden, the Dwarfs are still a little off, Rachel still sings beautifully, and the story is still a modernized upgrade. I could do with a bigger battle scene at the end, but it’s a fairy tale, not an action flick or Harry Potter.
This movie will fare better than its box office.