NOW SHOWING – Disney’s SNOW WHITE (Friday, March 21 – Thursday, March 27) ~see below~

SNOW WHITE:

Rated PG
1 hour 49 minutes
adventure / family / fantasy / musical / romance
click on poster for trailer

Friday, March 21 – 7:15 pm / 

Saturday, March 22 – 4:20 pm & 7:15 pm / 

Monday, March 24 – 4:20 pm & 7:15 pm /

Tuesday, March 25 – 7:15 pm /

Thursday, March 27 – 7:15 pm /

A princess (Rachel Zegler) joins forces with seven dwarfs to liberate her kingdom from her cruel stepmother, the Evil Queen (Gal Gadot), in this live-action adaptation of the 1937 Disney animated film,  Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Starring:  Rachel Zegler; Gal Gadot; Andrew Burnap; Andrew Barth Feldman; Tituss Burgess; Martin Klebba; Jason Kravits; George Salazar; Jeremy Swift; Andy Grotelueschen; Ansu Kabia; Patrick Page; Emilia Faucher; George Appleby; Colin Michael Carmichael; Samuel Baxter; Jimmy Johnston; Dujonna Gift; Idriss Kargbo; Jaih Betote; Hadley Fraser; Lorena Andrea; Anna Kendrick; Adrian Bower; Jane Fowler; Luisa Guerreiro; Chike Chan; Vivienne Rowe; Eddison Burch; Misa Koide; Jon-Scott Clark; Dean Nolan; Jonathan Bourne; Kathryn Akin; Sean Gordon; Charlie Man Evans; Kat Collings; Reibel Daniel

“The best Disney live-action remake in a decade (not that that’s a particularly high bar to clear), Snow White adapts the broad strokes of the 1937 original, while fleshing out its themes of kindness. Rachel Zegler crafts a remarkable, melodic version of the classic princess who leads with her heart, even if her CGI co-stars are difficult on the eyes.” (Siddhant Adlakha, IGN)

“It doesn’t always fit seamlessly together, but it’s far more entertaining than that might lead on.  This is a spirited and sweet spin on classic material that deserves kudos for its balance of necessary updates and affection for the old ways.  Mostly, it’s a reminder of what’s actually worth considering and critiquing: the final product.  This one is good.”  (Kate Erbland, IndieWire)

“Walt Disney Co.’s new live-action update of its animated classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a thoroughly enjoyable family film in a world that badly needs them.”  (Christopher Palmeri, Bloomberg News)