The bad press surrounding "Snow White" didn't improve this weekend as the live-action offering of the Disney classic opened with a lackluster box office haul. "Snow White" opened in the U.S. and Canada to $43 million in ticket sales, still coming in first ...

The Snow White movie, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot bombed at the box office after being made at the cost of approximately $250 million.

Disney's live-action 'Snow White' debuts after weathering dust-ups around politics, race and its star's comments about the 1937 original.

Disney's latest remake faces long odds to break even theatrically while Warner Bros.' "The Alto Knights" bombs with $3 million opening

Disney's "Snow White" opened at #1 but fell short of expectations, creating an alarming situation despite outperforming "Mufasa: The Lion King." The film faced numerous controversies and a generational gap in audience recognition that likely impacted its debut.

“Snow White” still has time to save itself from becoming one of Disney’s worst performing opening weekend remakes, however: “Mufasa: The Lion King” only earned $35.4 million in December. “Snow White’s” lackluster ticket sales fall well below initial expectations for the film.

Jason Statham's 'A Working Man' could take No. 1 at the box office as Disney's 'Snow White' remake faces a sharp second weekend drop.

Rachel Zegler took to social media on Monday, March 24, to celebrate “Snow White” being the weekend’s top box office performer — despite a sleepy debut and lazy ticket sales.

The 2025 "Snow White" live-action remake has been criticized for a range of reasons, from its casting to comments its actors have made.