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I won't inflict the trailer on you. Go see it if you really want to know.

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I thought, that after Alice in Wonderland, the producer would have never gotten another story again. I know people loved it, but I feel it was only because of Johnny Depp's star power, and if anyone really thought about the story, they would have seen how really horrible and out of touch the story was.

So... here we have... a murder of crows sorceress that has a giant army that kills other armies with... what I assume are swords that make people into shattered glass, I don't know... who gets this huntsman, for reasons I don't understand, to go out and kill the white druid snow white... and then go off to be the Mad Mardiggan and slay the queen. With some dwarves as sideline support?

How can you take Snow White, and mess it up so much? It's like Willow meets World of Darkness. It looks WORSE than Alice in Wonderland, which is a bit of work... and ... oh, I don't know.

It's just sad that Once Upon a Time, the TV series looks like it's better than either of these movies.

Date: 2012-04-01 11:29 pm (UTC)
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My opinion is; moviemakers and to some extent the people investing in them want to do these kinda darker, heavily CG modern films. But there's also this reluctance to tackle new material which might really lose money at a time when studios don't feel very comfortable losing money, so people will be more inclined to go for safe stuff - remakes of 80s things, and versions of stories everyone knows. Snow White goes darker/CG appeals to both those aspects which is how the project gets greenlighted. This doesn't mean I think it's good; this doesn't mean I think it's bad; just how I think that happens.

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