Snow White, War Of The Worlds top Razzies
The Straits Times
Snow White's bizarre computer-generated dwarfs that drew the most flak, and earned the movie two Razzies. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Dopey? Creepy? Unnecessary?
Bizarre remakes of Snow White and War Of The Worlds have topped the Razzies, the anti-Hollywood awards show that annually shames the industry’s very worst films.
Disney’s latest live-action remake of Snow White (2025) had been mired in controversies years before its disappointing release nearly a year ago.
Its star Rachel Zegler enraged Disney fans for comments denigrating the beloved 1937 original – even labelling its Prince a stalker.
And the casting of a Latina actress was slammed as “woke” in some corners of social media.
But ultimately it was the film’s bizarre computer-generated dwarfs that drew the most flak, and earned the movie two Razzies.
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