Yeah this was them lmao

This was from a cancelled Daily Wire version of the movie I think
Brett Cooper was gonna be Snow White
This was from a cancelled Daily Wire version of the movie I think
Brett Cooper was gonna be Snow White
wtffffff
Rachel did well and Gal brought it down a notch so they kinda evened out. Same with the new songs some were boring and forgettable while "Princess Problems" was nice. Overall pretty mid, better than Mufasa and worse than Beauty and the Beast live action.
Everytime I saw Gal in that androgynous looking dress I felt that they nerfed the true evil queen Regina

They lowkey dumped this into theatres quietly LOL I didn’t know this s*** was coming out
it makes sense why they’re going so hard with the Stitch promo already
that video of Gal saying she didn’t want a ceasefire really did irreparable damage
Awful human being
live action remakes I vaguely enjoyed:
Jungle Book
1st Alice in Wonderland
David Lowery’s peter pan
Cruella
they’re like 4/20 with these
live action remakes I vaguely enjoyed:
Jungle Book
1st Alice in Wonderland
David Lowery’s peter pan
Cruella
they’re like 4/20 with these
Cruella was s*** too
They lowkey dumped this into theatres quietly LOL I didn’t know this s*** was coming out
it makes sense why they’re going so hard with the Stitch promo already
They ve known for a long time this wasn't gonna make any money
Future EGOT winner, I see it
She's been the one thing about the movie that has been praised the most
It's not her fault
She's been the one thing about the movie that has been praised the most
It's not her fault
I’ll admit you’re right about her performance in the movie. Seems like she did her best with the material she was given
It’s her outside of the movie that ruined their commercial success. And will be studied for generations to come
The film’s “major identity crisis” the BBC talked about, the weird subversion of the traditional story, Rachel Zegler was gassing it up while promoting the movie
“I just mean that it's no longer 1937, and we absolutely wrote a Snow White that's not gonna be saved by the prince, and she's not gonna be dreaming about true love" - Zegler
“What's so unique about Disney's Snow White is that it seems as if some of the producers wanted to make an old-fashioned tribute to a feudal fairy tale, and the others wanted to make a revisionist, Marxist call-to-arms. Rather than settling on one option or the other, the producers apparently compromised by making both versions at once, so the results are like a mind-boggling mash-up of two different films.” – BBC
Then you have her statements wishing harm on half the country, and preaching about Palestine while breaking bread with an IDF veteran
It’s all a bad look
I’ll admit you’re right about her performance in the movie. Seems like she did her best with the material she was given
It’s her outside of the movie that ruined their commercial success. And will be studied for generations to come
The film’s “major identity crisis” the BBC talked about, the weird subversion of the traditional story, Rachel Zegler was gassing it up while promoting the movie
“I just mean that it's no longer 1937, and we absolutely wrote a Snow White that's not gonna be saved by the prince, and she's not gonna be dreaming about true love" - Zegler
“What's so unique about Disney's Snow White is that it seems as if some of the producers wanted to make an old-fashioned tribute to a feudal fairy tale, and the others wanted to make a revisionist, Marxist call-to-arms. Rather than settling on one option or the other, the producers apparently compromised by making both versions at once, so the results are like a mind-boggling mash-up of two different films.” – BBC
Then you have her statements wishing harm on half the country, and preaching about Palestine while breaking bread with an IDF veteran
It’s all a bad look
I see all that as pieces that didn't help the movie critically and financially. They wanted to play it safe but realized too late that they wanted to do that.
As "controversial" as Rachel's statements outside the movie have been, I can't say I have disagreed with them (honestly don't remember seeing the OG as a kid). I can see and sympathize with being fired up after Trump won again. Do I think she went a little too far putting that statement out as a public figure? Kind of. Strictly speaking on a PR front with that one, not reflecting on my personal views. Jane Fonda is regarded as a legend and said some things in the 70s that was seen as inflammatory as it pertained to the Vietnam War. She was still successful after that.
The Gal Gadot thing, you can tell that they only appeared with each other because it's a job. They haven't really done much PR together outside of the Oscars appearance and pre genocide interviews. Clearly they don't see eye to eye. This was (mostly) shot before the conflict popped off.
I can't speak to what went wrong creatively with this as I haven't seen it for myself yet.
She's been the one thing about the movie that has been praised the most
It's not her fault
her comments are a huge part of the early backlash this project got its definitely her fault on some level
Hell Disney obviously sat her down and told her to shut up cuz she went from saying wild s*** at every opportunity to on her best behavior during actual release
her comments are a huge part of the early backlash this project got its definitely her fault on some level
Hell Disney obviously sat her down and told her to shut up cuz she went from saying wild s*** at every opportunity to on her best behavior during actual release
Creatively, it's not her fault