Snow White’s Box Office Struggles: A Closer Look at the 2025 Film
The 2025 live-action adaptation of Snow White is facing significant challenges at the box office, prompting discussions about its potential as a box office bomb. According to Hollywood Reporter, the film has not met expectations, with Forbes reporting that it is indeed 'bombing' in theaters. This disappointing performance has raised questions about the film's appeal and its alignment with audience expectations.
The Atlantic provided a critical review, pointing out that despite the film's modern take on a classic tale, it has failed to captivate audiences. The New York Times delved into the controversies surrounding the movie, including casting choices and narrative changes, which may have contributed to its lukewarm reception. These elements have sparked debates about the impact of such decisions on a film's success.
The underperformance of Snow White at the box office serves as a reminder of the risks involved in reimagining beloved stories for contemporary audiences. As the film continues its run, industry analysts will be closely watching to see if it can recover any ground or if it will be remembered as a cautionary tale for future adaptations.
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How did the Snow White movie do this weekend?
Globally, the live-action remake of the iconic 1937 film was expected to clear $100 million, but instead came in at $87.3 million.
How is the new Snow White doing?
Disney's live-action version of the classic fairy tale Snow White has topped the North American box office chart despite a slew of underwhelming reviews. The movie has taken an estimated $87.3m (£67.5m) globally during its opening weekend, according to Box Office Mojo.
Is the new Snow White bombing?
Snow White brought in $87 million in its opening weekend globally, with just $43 million domestically. That may not mean much out of context, but compared to the other slew of recent live-action Disney adaptations, that's definitely in “bomb” territory, at least for now.
What did it cost to make snow white?
Snow White underwent several lengthy reshooting periods, pushing the production budget to between $240-$270 million.
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