Mirror Mirror

the musical number did come out of nowhere umtil i rememered all the kingdom used tp sing and dance before the queen ruled

i know it wasn't really similar to Disney's Snow White but i much prefer watching this than the Disney's original story tbh.

I have never seen this film and after the recent Disney disaster, I decided to check this out and I’m glad I did. It was quite good and they use real men for the seven dwarfs love the little dance number at the end.

Proving that Disney isn't the only name in the celluloid fairy tale business, this movie features a touching story, excellent performances, and a wonderful closing song. Fans of the recent remakes from the House of Mouse should check this out. I waited a while to see this, but it was worth it.

Content Concerns:
Sex: Kissing; mild sexual comments, including some about a man's appearance; a man licks a woman because he thinks he is a dog. 3/5
Nudity: Off-the-shoulder dresses; slight cleavage; shirtless guy; a woman briefly seen in a bikini-like outfit. 3/5
Language: Name-calling and one or two misuses of God's name. 4/5
Violence: A few brawls, including a sword fight; no blood or gore, though. 3/5
Drugs: A poisoned apple. 4/5
Frightening/Intense Scenes: The queen tries to kill her stepdaughter; a scary monster; scary puppet-like creatures. 3/5
Other: Usage of magic throughout; a bit of crude humor. 3/5

Score: 4/5

I don't know what score to give it because visually it is stunning, the sets, the costumes, everything is beautiful, also the word that describes this movie best is camp in my opinion, it was a fun watch.

This film was great: funny, anachronistic, and with charming performances by all involved. (Plus, it bucked the trend as far as Sean Bean is concerned.) The art direction is also a real treat. I just had to knock a couple of stars off because of its problematic approach to sexism.

Not sure why everyone dislikes this movie so much. I think it has a better story than Snow white and the huntsman and I adored Julie Roberts.