Disney's Snow White

[A] serviceable-enough reimagining of the classic film. Webb moves the action along.

the jumble of tones and styles laid atop this basic narrative feels like it’s trying to please everyone and ends up pleasing no one.

In terms of just a movie -- that I saw with a bunch of children -- the kids love the movie, and the adults just might want to step back.

A mishmash and a mess of stuff.

Rachel Zegler gives it her very very best shot, and she nearly saves it...

It’s at its best when it’s an old-fashioned song-and-dance princess story, with Zegler and Gadot broad but effective, and at its worst in any scene involving the digital dwarves.

It's not a masterpiece but certainly doesn't deserve the trashing that some people have given it. Entertaining, but nothing special.

A character’s passing resemblance to MAD magazine’s Alfred E. Neuman, a pun on gruel and the evil queen’s stained-glass inspired cloak, crown and gown are the sole standouts in this snooze fest

The movie might as well be helmed by Alan Smithee or Anonymous. Nothing here demands the use of superlatives in either direction. At best, it’s bland, and at worst, it’s, well, bland.

Snow White is at its best when it’s attempting to put a new spin on the fairy tale, and at its worst when it’s attempting to pay homage and tribute to 1937’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.