Critical Drinker Destroys Disney Fan in Snow White Debate!

you won't believe how heated this debate got a Disney fan went head-to-head with the critical Drinker on Piers Morgan show defending the new Snow White only to get completely nuked we're talking about everything from the questionable casting of non-dwarf actors to Rachel Ziggler's controversial comments was it Disney's politics or just bad filmmaking that caused this clash and how did the debate expose what's really at the heart of Snow White's potential flop stay tuned because things get explosive fast before we get into it I need your help to reach 1,000 subscribers if you find this content valuable and want to see more please hit that subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up your support really helps just recently the critical Drinker and nerdrotic appeared on Pier's Morgan show to discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding Disney's upcoming Snow White remake they went head-to-head with a Disney representative who defended the film's direction and accused its critics of being driven by unfair biases on the other side the critical drinker and nerdrotic didn't hold back expressing their strong disapproval of the movie's trailer as well as Disney's changes to the classic story and Rachel Ziggler's controversial role in promoting the film The Conversation quickly moved Beyond surface level criticisms digging into the core of why Snow White is facing such widespread backlash and what could make it a huge failure for Disney this debate really highlighted the sharp divide between Disney's approach and the growing number of voices critical of the film this is a movie that was made in 19 37 the original cartoon came out in 1937 and very evidently so and is being remade in 2024 and you sit here moaning about the differences between those two movies like 1937 were the Glory Days let's bring in our two YouTube experts because critical Drinker your YouTube video on the trailer has now been viewed nearly 2 and a half million times and you said the new dwarf's look is Nightmare fuel yeah so what they've obviously tried to do is um retain the artistic aesthetic of the cartoon from the 1930s but transpose it into a liveaction movie and it just looks horrific it's so out of place and when you see them dancing next to Rachel Ziggler who's an actual human actor it just looks awful they they don't match up they're deep into The Uncanny Valley uh it is the worst possible choice they could have made it would have been so much it would be so much easier if they just used actual dwarf actors I don't know B from the start Disney made their stance on Snow White clear their marketing and creative decisions were heavily influenced by modern-day political perspectives something they haven't shied away from however the critical Drinker offered a refreshing tape by Shifting the focus back to the movie itself he pointed out that no matter how much debate there is around opinions what truly matters is the quality of the film and frankly the trailer didn't do the movie any favors especially with how poorly the dwarves were portrayed it was a huge missed opportunity to cast real dwarf actors which could have not only improved the visuals but also given them well-deserved recognition nerdrotic chimed in bringing attention to the marketing side of things he emphasized that Disney made a risky move by altering a beloved classic that Millions have adored for Generations uh Disney fans are offended by Rachel Rachel Ziggler's comments uh disrespecting the movie that made Disney and this is why there is 1 million dislikes on this regardless of where you stand politically the truth is that a bad movie is still a bad movie even if some people might be inclined to support a film because they align with its political message it still needs to deliver on the basics engaging storytelling solid performances and good cinematography without these elements even those who agree with the film's politics will be turned off by its overall quality we've already seen this play out with some feminist blogs that have criticized Snow White for its feminist messaging which is ironic considering the political stance of the film this highlights how Disney might have missed the mark by focusing too much on pushing an agenda rather than just making a genuinely good movie most people watch films for entertainment not as political commentary so the story should always be the core focus of marketing and production moving forward the critical Drinker made a strong follow-up point that really drives this idea home and you've got a story about the search for true love that's no longer about true love what what even is this movie the original story is problematic why is everyone ignoring that another major flaw with Snow White Lies in its lack of clear Direction even in the trailer despite the lead actress making it known that the movie has been altered significantly from the original and is no longer about love but about becoming a leader the trailer fails to convey this new narrative what's missing here is a clear sense of what the plot or themes are the marketing doesn't explain what we can expect from the story and that's a big red flag instead all we're hearing is that this version of Snow White won't be like the original but there's no effort to show how or why and as any movie goer knows the story is the foundation of any film success if the narrative isn't compelling no amount of political messaging or modern updates will save it Disney should have focused more on marketing the story itself or at least given audiences a sense of what they'll experience emotionally just telling people the movie is different from the classic without any real explanation isn't enough to create excitement or anticipation and therefore it's extremely dated when it comes to the ideas of women being in roles of power perfect example of how a politically charged movie can still succeed through good marketing is Barbie the film had strong political themes but its trailers didn't Focus solely on that instead they highlighted how the movie would make audiences feel this approach resonated with viewers leading to great reviews even from those who didn't agree with the film's political stance Barbie proves that that a captivating story can Bridge political divides the narrative and emotional experience became the focal point allowing audiences to connect with the film on a deeper level Brett Cooper's reaction to Barbie shows how this can happen regardless of one's political views a well-told story brings people together which is something Snow White has failed to achieve in its marketing and that brings us to the final issue discussed the controversy surrounding Rachel Ziggler's decision to comment on a global conflict which directly ties to her co-star galgadot she then shared the trailer on social media and added free Palestine uh despite the fact that her co-star galado is Israeli so you can imagine what that's done that's just ped kerosene all over the place does she even know the promotional tour for this movie is going to be wild man when you get them two together part of the debate touches on a particularly sensitive issue Rachel zler by linking her political opinions to Snow White has stirred even more controversy around the movie it's clear that making such statements in the context of promoting a film can alienate audiences polarizing them even further her comments could also potentially upset her co-star galgadot who has personal ties to the conflict zler is commenting on it's a tricky situation because emotions run high and in such instances political opinions are Best Kept separate from unrelated projects the film itself has no connection to the global ISS ISU zler mentioned and drawing that connection could be seen as counterproductive this situation is reminiscent of what happened with Gina Carano who was dismissed by Disney after expressing her political views online carano's experience highlights how mixing politics and professional projects can lead to Major Fallout including lawsuits Ziggler's decision to speak out publicly might be another example of how these things can backfire especially when they're unrelated to the film in question to wrap things up it's interesting in to note that Disney hasn't reacted publicly to Rachel Ziggler's controversial remarks despite them being quite similar to what got Gina corano fired while it's commendable that Disney hasn't dismissed zler over her opinion the inconsistency in how they've handled these two cases feels unfair the entertainment industry should focus on telling compelling stories that bring people together rather than pushing political agendas the original Snow White is a perfect example of how a great story can unite audiences instead of creating division the film industry should return to crafting movies that capture the imagination and create shared experiences what do you think about this debate and how it was handled drop your 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