News 008 Disney's Snow White Live-Action
Snow White
live-action adaptation
in development by Disney
[?]
Chance of Success = 85%
What?
Erin Cressida Wilson, who penned the adaptation of The Girl on the Train, is in negotiations to write the script for the film, which will expand upon the story and music from the beloved animated classic.
The movie will include new songs, with songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, who most recently wrote the lyrics for La La Land, attached to pen the new music.
Marc Platt, who also is working with Disney on Mary Poppins Returns, is attached to produce.
~ the Hollywood Reporter ~
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live-action adaptation
in development by Disney
[?]
Chance of Success = 85%
What?
Erin Cressida Wilson, who penned the adaptation of The Girl on the Train, is in negotiations to write the script for the film, which will expand upon the story and music from the beloved animated classic.
The movie will include new songs, with songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, who most recently wrote the lyrics for La La Land, attached to pen the new music.
Marc Platt, who also is working with Disney on Mary Poppins Returns, is attached to produce.
~ the Hollywood Reporter ~
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+ Positive +
a nineteenth-century German fairy tale that was published by the Brothers Grimm in 1812 that stands the test of time because of the iconic imagery it presents
a nineteenth-century German fairy tale that was published by the Brothers Grimm in 1812 that stands the test of time because of the iconic imagery it presents
? Main contention ?
the more grim details of the original story would be just too much for the current version we have acclimatized to
the more grim details of the original story would be just too much for the current version we have acclimatized to
- Negative -
since it was made hundred of years before, the damsel in distress trope was recorded started virtually by them
since it was made hundred of years before, the damsel in distress trope was recorded started virtually by them
a case for the franchise:
+ Positive +
being the first animated feature by the studio, it started the tone and look that is now synonymous with the Disney princess movie
bringing to life the signature imagery of the fairy tale and making them iconic symbolisms that still holds up today
the soundtrack that is as memorable and flesh out the characters more with songs that suits each of them
being the first animated feature by the studio, it started the tone and look that is now synonymous with the Disney princess movie
bringing to life the signature imagery of the fairy tale and making them iconic symbolisms that still holds up today
the soundtrack that is as memorable and flesh out the characters more with songs that suits each of them
? Main contention ?
as it is reaching almost 80 years since its release, how much of the original animation's cherished characteristics would hold up against current culture and values
as it is reaching almost 80 years since its release, how much of the original animation's cherished characteristics would hold up against current culture and values
- Negative -
starting and emphasizing the trope of damsel in distress
starting and emphasizing the trope of damsel in distress
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a case for the writer:
Erin Cressida Wilson |
she is an active writer with a big studio movie released recently in the Girl on the Train
? Main contention ?
her fresh perspective as first time writer in this fairy tale genre and as Disney writer give it a different voice at least
her fresh perspective as first time writer in this fairy tale genre and as Disney writer give it a different voice at least
- Negative -
no major success for her works as of yet
no major success for her works as of yet
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a case for the songwriter:
Pasek and Paul |
had hands in a couple of movies coming out this year, Trolls and La La Land, the former iss a fun catchy tune while the latter help setting the atmosphere in a award-worthy movie
? Main contention ?
having the big task to follow up on the iconic tunes of the princess movie that birthed a whole genre of its own, they need to collaborate with the Disney veterans to at least match up with that level
having the big task to follow up on the iconic tunes of the princess movie that birthed a whole genre of its own, they need to collaborate with the Disney veterans to at least match up with that level
- Negative -
not an established and well-known songwriter
not an established and well-known songwriter
+ Positive +
the opportunity to bring to life the studio's ancestor and paying a well deserving tribute to it
the current stream of live action adaptation of the character (i.e. Mirror Mirror, Snow White and the Huntsman & Once Upon a Time) would keep it well in people's current conscience
the opportunity to bring to life the studio's ancestor and paying a well deserving tribute to it
the current stream of live action adaptation of the character (i.e. Mirror Mirror, Snow White and the Huntsman & Once Upon a Time) would keep it well in people's current conscience
? Main contention ?
the direction they are going with this adaptation would largely hold onto the belief that the Beauty and the Beast musical live-action adaptation would be a critical success and an audience darling
how much the charming quirks of the movie before would not turned out to be too cheesy and not believable at all when converted into live-action adaptation (i.e. the friendly animals that help Snow White compared to the Beauty and the Beast's CGI-ed trinkets)
the direction they are going with this adaptation would largely hold onto the belief that the Beauty and the Beast musical live-action adaptation would be a critical success and an audience darling
how much the charming quirks of the movie before would not turned out to be too cheesy and not believable at all when converted into live-action adaptation (i.e. the friendly animals that help Snow White compared to the Beauty and the Beast's CGI-ed trinkets)
- Synopsis -
Snow White, pursued by a jealous queen, hides with the Dwarfs; the queen soon learns of this and prepares to feed her a poison apple.
Cast
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(Genre - Disney Universe, Fairy Tale, Family)
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