Disney's Snow White is a huge new film with a surprising number of musical additions, making for a true musical throughout.

The 1937 animated movie actually does not include this tidbit at all. The magic mirror just kind of describes a girl with those attributes to the Evil Queen who, thanks to the power of context clues, ...

The warped politics of the live-action Snow White remake spark a revolution that's headed right back to the status quo.

Snow White’s songs are performed by our titular Snow White (Rachel Zegler) and the dwarves. The singing was opera-esque — occupying a high vocal range and full of dream-like delivery.

The live-action Snow White remake includes an almost entirely new soundtrack, but the film unfortunately fails to make the most of its new songs.

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.

“Snow White” isn’t the woke screed you’ve heard ... jaunty love interest direct from “Tangled” and a whole lot of songs that might have been shoehorned into “The Greatest Showman.” ...

While the original animated classic is rated G (for general audiences), the new "Snow" is PG for "violence, some peril, thematic elements and brief rude humor." Movies are rarely rated G anymore, and ...

The live-action "Snow White" removed the song in which she sings about finding her true love and instead largely focuses on her quest to become a leader. Zegler even disparaged the original plot ...

Animation fans will be desperately disappointed with the live action Snow White, but the reboot of the classic Looney Tunes favourites fares a lot better.