Disney’s live-action “Snow White” remake begins with a storybook opening up to tell the tale of the kindhearted princess.

The controversial reboot of the 1937 Disney classic Snow White has been met with overwhelmingly negative reviews.

Especially when it comes to the songs. Now in theaters, the film follows Snow White (Rachel Zegler), a young princess who loses both of her parents and now lives with just the Evil Queen.

Rachel Zegler gives a performance worthy of a Disney princess, but it’s in a corporate product devoid of magic.

Disney's Snow White is an American musical fantasy movie, coming out in 2025, and is directed by Marc Webb. It's a live-action version of Disney's old favorite Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ...

“Saw like 30 or so little girls at the theater today singing Snow White songs in the lobby after having just seen the movie with their moms and still can’t really understand why any sane ...

You'll get to hear 'Heigh-Ho', 'Whistle While You Work' and 'The Silly Song' in the Snow White remake, although die-hard fans will also be able to spot an instrumental nod to 'Someday My Prince ...

These songs include one that introduces Snow White's parents and the villagers, an "I Want" song for Snow White, two duets for Snow White and her love interest Jonathan, and a campy vampy villain ...

For instance, Snow White's love interest is no longer a prince but a "noble ruffian," according to a Variety review. Therefore, the classic song, "Someday My Prince Will Come," is missing from the ...

The Snow White remake introduces new elements, like her parents and modernized romance. Significant changes include new songs, the omission of Prince Charming character, and Dopey being able to speak.

If you've watched the new Snow White film, you may be wondering why some songs are missing from the soundtrack. Now, the film is out Rachel has earned widespread praise for her performance as Snow.