In a stunning turn of events, Disney’s highly anticipated remake of “Snow White” has bombed spectacularly at the box office, raking in a mere $48 million against a staggering $240 million budget. The film’s disastrous opening weekend has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, leaving many to question if this is the final nail in the coffin for the once-beloved studio.

Critics and audiences alike are voicing their discontent, with the film earning a paltry 2.4/10 on IMDb and a mere 43% on Rotten Tomatoes. Viral images of nearly empty theaters paint a grim picture, and the backlash is intensifying, centering around lead actress Rachel Zegler. Her comments, perceived as tone-deaf and overly political, have alienated both old and new Disney fans. “My daughter wanted songs, not lectures,” lamented one frustrated parent, encapsulating the sentiments of many who feel the film strayed too far from its roots.

Zegler’s insistence on promoting a “modernized” Snow White, one who seeks leadership over love, has ignited a cultural firestorm, with calls for Disney to reassess its direction. Critics are slamming Zegler’s off-screen persona, dubbing her “box office poison,” as fans express outrage over the film’s departure from the classic tale’s charm and magic.

As Disney faces potential losses between $200 to $400 million, whispers of layoffs and future remakes being shelved are echoing through the studio. This isn’t just a box office flop; it’s a stark warning to the entertainment giant. Trust has been shattered, and the enchantment of Disney is fading fast. In the wake of this disaster, the question remains: can Disney recover from this monumental failure, or has the magic truly run dry?