Customer Ratings & Reviews

Enjoyed watching Julia Roberts as a bad guy. Very funny remake of Snow White.

Good movie. Love the last song. My daughter can't get enough of it.

Good value for film, I didn't care for movie but my children did.

The pebble watch is a very purchase and well worth the price.

Funny and a little different spin from original book style.

Didn't want it, my mom bought it I think it's kind of dumb

It was ok. Not one of Julia Roberts better movies.

The movie was good, but seemed to drag in some areas.

Not my favorite movie ever but not the worst by far.

My daughters liked this movie. I thought it was ok.

Like other people have already pointed out, if your looking for the same old story just rehashed into a new movie with different actors, then you may not like this film. However, if your looking for a new take on an old story that have been told countless times already, then you may enjoy this movie. I personally thought this was a very entertaining movie. There was some interesting ideas in it. They follow the Snow White story enough that you recognize the characters and the overall basic ideas are still there. They however stray enough off of that story to keep things interesting to the point you do not know EXACTLY what is going to happen like you usually do in this type of movie. As always, watch the movie and be your own judge. Don't let the negative reviews on this website keep you from enjoying this movie if you have an interest in it.

I had to write this to counter the previous reviewer. Sometimes I wonder what it is that folks expect from a movie based on a fairy tale. This was an excellent movie. It was adult enough for me to enjoy and light enough for my 5 year old daughter to be totally enthralled. She's seen several versions of Snow White. This one had her mesmerized. Sure the storyline doesn't follow Disney's - but, then again, Disney's storyline is a rehash of an even older version of Snow White. View and react to this release on its own merit.

My daughter loved it. Very funny. I was surprised that I liked it too. She watched it several times. She got a kick out of it.

Loved the movie. Great Actors. Makes me laugh every time. Can't get enough from the 7dwarfs. They're hallarious!

Loved this movie. First time seeing this was in the theater. Had to own it. Julia Roberts acting was great. This movie is full of action.

I can't say that I've watched this DVD but my 13 year old daughter seems to love it. She watches it again and again

Interesting twist on the story of Cinderella.... Is good, not great!!

Everyone enjoyed this new version, very funny and love the music. Have played it many many times already.

Great take off of Sleeping Beauty. It was entertaining & I loved it

Imagine the oldest fairy tale there is. Have you got it? No, not that one. Have you got it now? Yeah, that’s it. Now ask yourself if it can be made into a movie, again? The brain trust at Relativity Media asked themselves that question and came back with a resounding yes. Snow White (played by Lily Collins) is the only child of a benevolent king, referred to only as The King (played by Sean Bean) and his late wife who, except for the detail that she died while giving birth to Snow (Collins), is not referred to at all. The King was raising Snow so that she might one day rule over the kingdom, but he was consumed by a beast known to inhabit the woods long before that could happen. With The King gone and Snow not yet ready to take the throne, the duty passed to his wife Clementianna (played by Julia Roberts). With her husband gone, Snow is the only threat to The Queen’s rule, so she keeps her confined to the castle. When speaking to Snow, she claims it’s for safety reasons, but when her subjects inquire about the matter, she makes it appear as though the princess they’ve never seen is in a fragile state as a result of either physical or mental illness. All the while, her excesses have seen a once happy, wealthy kingdom turned into a fiefdom in dire financial straits populated by overtaxed miserable subjects. Her closest advisor, Brighton (played as an obsequious toady by the talented Nathan Lane) informs her that her best hope is to marry a Baron who has made numerous overtures in the past. But while the Baron possesses the wealth she desires, he is older and not particularly attractive. Then, as luck and uncreative storytelling would have it, a prince from a wealthy, faraway kingdom (played by Armie Hammer) is robbed, bound, and gagged by bandits inhabiting the woods, freed by Snow White, who has left the castle without the Queen’s permission, and then brought to the castle by the royal guard so that she might offer an apology and, of course, the King’s vacant seat in the throne. Now, of course, there have been numerous successful films based on fairy tales. Tangled (based on Rapunzel), Beauty and the Beast, and the original Disney version of Cinderella in a film simply titled Cinderella. While the two older films may not have the same appeal with the youth audience that Tangled does, they have greater appeal with older audiences, not just because of nostalgia, but because they are quality films. So, if you’re a parent and your children have been begging you to buy this film on DVD, make whatever effort you can to convince them to watch the older classic film or the more recent Disney features based on other fairy tales. This one just doesn’t hold up.