Snow White is a bigger disaster than you think

Things just went from bad to worse for Snow White (Sources: Variety, Box Office Mojo, Forbes, NY Times) #snowwhite #disney #boxoffice #galgadot #rachelzegler #movies #movietok #filmtok

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[AustinKinsey]

Budget was ridiculously high even at 270Mil, terrible casting and PR to begin with, what a disaster of a film.

[phil-jdgl]

Still can’t believe it made millions. I was expecting thousands.

[OsamaBinLooney]

Zeglar said "if you don't agree with me, then don't come see this movie, i don't need your business"
and the public LISTENED

[hansweissmann_xviii]

Truth be told, never knew that SH*T could be sold for 143 million…..

[williamkelley]

Congratulations to Disney for making a movie hated by everyone. They've been trying for years. They've come close before, but now They've finally done it.

[AbodAgain]

When a company thinks its too big to care about its consumers. Its not

[Applemangh]

But will Disney finally learn that nobody wants their live-action remakes?

[devo]

Hometown already scrapped it from the theater.
Two full days in a row all 4 rooms had zero people.

[bloodywolfwarrior]

My friend said the theatre forgot to even turn the lights off during the film because there was nobody in it lol.

[datadumped]

It will be popular in the acting schools, and the screen writing workshops for decades. It is a PRIME example of "What not to do" when you are remaking a Loved Fairy Tale.

[sharicross]

The Disney today is nothing like what Walt Disney had in mind. People in charge now are ruining his legacy.

[StarvingMorlock]

I'm more surprised they made 143 million so far that's surprisingly high

[kevinemmers]

If you think is bad, wait till Disney puts out a Pirates movie without Johnny Depp.

[scorpio]

It couldn't have happened to a nicer company. This is karma for star wars.

[silverback]

Of all the companies going broke, this is the one that bothers me the LEAST.

[liammoore]

Last night I ran The Return of the King budget through an inflation calculator. It was made in 2003 and had a budget of 94 million. In today’s money it comes out to a little over 163 million. There are no excuses for movies with such massive budgets to be just so bad. It’s such a shame how much money is being wasted in big movies these days.

[bloocheez]

My kids went with their mom to see it. None of them are plugged into the online discourse about this thing, so I was looking forward to hearing what they thought about it.
None of them liked it and my youngest said "everyone in it was ugly"...LOL

[mustbetheSUN]

This has to be money laundering. There's no way this costed 270 million.

[rickycyanide]

Why do they constantly remake the same movie and expect people to go and watch it?

[scottdaniels]

Former theater owner here. Just so people are aware, the normal cut the theater receives on the sale of a ticket is 20% for top billed features and 30% for lesser features. It’s the studios that make all the money from a ticket. That’s why theaters charge ridiculous prices for concessions, it’s how they pay for the workers and make their money. No theater could survive on the ticket cut alone.