Live-Action ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’

[Disney Analyst]

source?

I saw it here:

 

[Tha Realest]

I saw it here:

I’ve never heard of them before, and they seem kinda sketch. What’s their methodology in arriving at that number? Disney hasn’t confirmed it.

 

[Disney Analyst]

I’ve never heard of them before, and they seem kinda sketch. What’s their methodology in arriving at that number? Disney hasn’t confirmed it.

More sources:

 

[Tha Realest]

More sources:

They are content aggregators parroting the same information. I can’t find any legitimate sourcing on this.

One reason for my incredulity is that both the Mufasa and Moana 2 trailers on the official Disney YT page have far more views, and they were released the same day.

 

[haveyoumetmark]

They are content aggregators parroting the same information. I can’t find any legitimate sourcing on this.

One reason for my incredulity is that both the Mufasa and Moana 2 trailers on the official Disney YT page have far more views, and they were released the same day.

Moana 2 and Mufasa are likely not considered live-action remakes.

 

[Disney Analyst]

They are content aggregators parroting the same information. I can’t find any legitimate sourcing on this.

One reason for my incredulity is that both the Mufasa and Moana 2 trailers on the official Disney YT page have far more views, and they were released the same day.

Right, this is 120 million views across social media. So that would YT, IG, TikTok, Twitter. Etc.

But you’re right that there isn’t a news source, or Disney saying this that I can find. I usually trust Luiz with data, but unclear. I went across as many official channels I know of, as I could, and got to 55ish million views. But of course there are likely many non-English channels I am missing, and other sources that count to the official total.

 

[Tha Realest]

Moana 2 and Mufasa are likely not considered live-action remakes.

Then why are they comparing it to 2019’s The Lion King?

 

[FutureCEO]

Is a $300 million dollar loss to much to predict?

 

[haveyoumetmark]

Then why are they comparing it to 2019’s The Lion King?

Because that’s considered a live-action remake.

 

[LittleBuford]

Then why are they comparing it to 2019’s The Lion King?

The distinction being made is between remakes and sequels/spinoffs.

 

[Vegas Disney Fan]

The official Disney trailer on YouTube has 4.54 million views, 65k likes, and 25k comments. Judging by the first couple dozen “top rated” comments I read my guess is most comments are just making fun of some of the decisions… like not giving little people jobs because that would be offensive to little people, how no one would actually pick Zegler over Gadot as the fairest in the land, rooting for the poison apple, etc. One of them was positive at least, someone admired the bravery of Disney for leaving the comments open.

 

[Tha Realest]

The distinction being made is between remakes and sequels/spinoffs.

what distinction? That qualifier isn’t found in a number of those “sources.” The sourcing and methodology is pretty sparse.

 

[LittleBuford]

what distinction? That qualifier isn’t found in a number of those “sources.” The sourcing and methodology is pretty sparse.

I meant the distinction being drawn by the poster you responded to (perhaps I misunderstood what you were querying).

 

[Disstevefan1]

I just left the threads about the terrible, awful changes coming to MK and DHS to stop by here for some lighter, less stressful reading

 

[Screamface]

Now I’m sure some will say there is a lot of hate watching going on, but is there that much?

I've probably watched it 5 or 6 times. Once to grab screen captures to photoshop Lord Farquaad's head onto Snow White as they have the same haircut. I have no intention of seeing it in theatres.

 

[Miss Rori]

I don't put much stock in trailer views at this point - the Wish trailer got tons of views and we all saw what that was worth in the end.

 

[Farerb]

I don't put much stock in trailer views at this point - the Wish trailer got tons of views and we all saw what that was worth in the end.

I remember that the first descriptions of Snow White before they decided to change the movie reminded me of Wish.

 

[Farerb]

You just know that when this movie flops the headlines are going to be "Disney's Folly".

 

[Chi84]

Now I’m reading that some people who viewed the trailer think Snow White has been turned into an ungrateful nag because she has the dwarfs cleaning during Whistle While You Work.

People are going to give themselves a stroke trying to find ways to dislike this movie!

 

[BrianLo]

The trailer received 120 million views in its first 24 hours, making it the biggest live action trailer debut since 2019’s Lion King.

Now I’m sure some will say there is a lot of hate watching going on, but is there that much?

So far the best metric we’ve had post covid for box office success has been the trailer views online.

It compares favourably to Little Mermaids’ 108 million. Which did fine domestically and I think Snow White has better prospects than TLM Internationally.

It might be a moderate success.