In a plot twist worthy of a poison apple, Disney's Snow White re-release has become the fairest flop of them all! Mother's Day moviegoers ghosted the film harder than the seven dwarfs at mining practice. Social media trolled the empty theaters, turning the revival into a roast so savage even the Magic Mirror would cringe. When Hollywood serves up a questionable remake, the internet does not just critique; it hosts a full-blown comedy special!

Audiences vanished faster than Snow White's consciousness after biting that infamous fruit, leaving Disney's re-release gasping for box office breath. Raking in a paltry $210,000 across 1,300+ theaters, averaging a measly $50 per venue, the math reveals a grim fairy tale: approximately 3-5 lonely souls attended each screening. This theater was so empty, it made regular movie releases feel like full-blown concerts, with people everywhere.

Social media had a blast mocking the empty screenings, treating it like a celebrity’s worst moment. The film's reputation, already bruised like a fallen princess, could not recover from its original controversial run. Despite its $202.5 million global earnings, the production budget’s $240-270 million price tag looms like an evil queen's unfulfilled prophecy. Even Snow White's woodland creatures seemed to have better weekend plans. To top it all off, the film’s humiliating 1.5/10 rating on IMDb sealed its fate as one of the most mocked releases in recent memory.

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While Disney's Snow White re-release crumbled like a house of cards, its attempts at reviving magic only stirred up a storm of mockery. Fans were brutal, with trolls sharpening their swords of sarcasm and critics striking harder than a poisoned apple.

The last Snow White release earned poor revenue due to the casting as well, which was mocked as a disaster. Rachel Zegler’s performance divided audiences, and the CGI left fans longing for hand-drawn animation. Critics’ sharp words tore into the film’s departure from its 1937 predecessor, while casting controversies brewed like a witch’s potion. To make matters worse, the fan backlash to the re-release was brutal, turning what should have been a magical comeback into a sad, fairytale flop that Disney could not fix with all its marketing magic.

While some were brutally trolling the Snow White re-release, others took it a step further, calling out Disney and its woke concept, turning the whole thing into an X circus.

Disney's strategy to resurrect Snow White during Mother's Day weekend backfired spectacularly, like inviting the Evil Queen to babysit. The studio's transparent attempt to generate buzz before the digital release revealed a desperation more visible than a talking mirror. This cautionary Hollywood tale proves that when reimagining beloved classics, studios must tread carefully or risk watching their box office numbers fall into a sleep so deep, not even Prince Charming's wallet can wake them!

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