What I didn't like was that the king kept on saying your mother , your mother , your mother! Snow White is an individual not her motherand she should be treated like an indivual.Also she should be herself not what her father wants to be. Snow may be a princess but she should be her own person . This movie is a kids movie so that is why I set the age so low.
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Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White
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Uninspired fairy tale with Snow White as a teenybopper.
Themes in this movie include: family relationships, growing up
updated 10.08.09
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for Ages 6 and Up
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About Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White
Parents need to know that early in the movie Snow White's beautiful, good-hearted mother dies. One cough and seconds later, her eyes close and she's dead. Snow White weeps and grieves by the coffin. The traditional poisoned apple is no longer "poison." It has been modified so that taking "the bite" now makes Snow White rude and selfish. The evil step-mother-to-be tries to get rid of Snow White, but there is never any serious threat. All of the action is cartoony: clouds of smoke, explosions, pratfalls. No one is injured.
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Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about what Snow White learns about herself.
- How do the filmmakers show that Snow White and her friends are more modern than the traditional storybook characters?
- Lady Vain has a different outcome from the wicked stepmother in the original tale of Snow White: do you think it's possible for someone that bad to change?
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- I rate this title iffy for age 17 and give itMy concerns are:
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- I rate this title iffy for age 11 and give itMy concerns are:
Goldilocks, Red Riding Hood, Bo Peep, and Snow White are shallow, vain, selfish late-teen celebutantes. The king, Snow White's father, lets her walk all over him. If you enjoy constant teachable moments about how not to behave (both "children" and adults), this movie is full of them. Snow White eventually learns her lesson -- she's not "all that," and happiness can be found in serving others instead of herself -- but it's too little, too late. The formulas fall flat, and there aren't enough laughs to make up for the disappointing characters and plot.
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