The first reactions are coming in for Disney's live-action "Snow White" remake, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot.

Critics have targeted the decision to replace the seven dwarfs with magical creatures and star Rachel Zegler’s remarks about the original animated film being “dated.” Despite the backlash, theaters are preparing to capitalize on the hype with exclusive collectibles.

“The biggest surprise of 2025 is that the most ‘controversial’ and most hated film of the year is actually a decent live-action remake,” Christopher Mills of Popped News posted on X.

It seems like fans didn't need to be worried at all about the upcoming live-action remake of Snow White. Following the premiere of the film last night, the reactions are overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising Rachel Zegler's "stunning" performance and the "show-stopping" musical numbers.

The 1937 Disney film introduced a number of memorable ditties including Heigh Ho and Whistle While You Work, and it's no surprise that both of those hits are reprised in the new live-action remake, which arrives in UK cinemas this weekend.

Disney held the L.A. premiere of its live-action reboot starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot on Saturday and early reactions to the film say that it is far better than anticipated — CGI dwarfs aside.

Rachel Zegler is being hailed for her performance as the titular character in Disney's "Snow White" live-action remake.

The first reactions to Disney's Snow White remake are positive, but there aren't many of them, due to a limited press presence at the premiere.

While walking the red carpet at the premiere of Snow White, Rachel Zegler looked like a real princess. She graced guests with her presence at the El Capitan Theatre on Saturday and was wearing a light pink,