Snow White

When a beloved king disappears, his kingdom falls under the iron rule of a vengeful queen. Snow White, a princess whose kindness and inner strength unnerves the ruler, survives an assassination attempt and slips away into the dark forest. There she crosses paths with seven magical dwarves and a young bandit named Jonathan, an uneasy ally with his own code. The group forms a fragile household, sharing shelter, skills and secrets as the Queen's huntsmen close in. Jonathan's street-smarts and the dwarves' enchanted talents push everyone to adapt quickly, mixing humor with danger while Snow White grows into a more active role. The story keeps fairy-tale staples intact but gives them sharper edges. Folklore motifs are reinterpreted for modern audiences.

Snow White was released in 2025, directed by Marc Webb, from a screenplay by Erin Cressida Wilson and the Grimm brothers' source material. Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot lead, joined by Andrew Burnap and Andrew Barth Feldman. and Jeremy Swift

Casting choices and the film's tonal shifts prompted a lot of public discussion, especially around Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen. The blend of classic motifs and modern sensibilities kept the film visible in pop culture conversations, sparking debates about family appeal and faithfulness.

Critical reaction leaned negative to mixed, and audience response on some platforms has been lukewarm, the film holding a 4.3/10 average from 1,485 votes. Reviewers pointed to uneven tone, a mixture of family-friendly moments and darker sequences, and singled out performances from Zegler and Gadot for attention, plus visual flourishes.

Distributed broadly in theaters in 2025, the picture had a steady release but did not dominate box office headlines, finding a niche audience in some markets while falling short of major commercial expectations. Home and streaming releases drew additional viewers.