Snow White Rakes in $3.5 Million in Sneak Peeks – Move Over, Prince Charming

Oh, gather around, my dear gossip enthusiasts, as we dive into the magical world of Hollywood’s latest box office adventures! 🎬✨

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who’s the Fairest of Them All?

Our favorite classic, Snow White, has decided to make a grand entrance into the realm of live-action Disney remakes. With the enchanting Rachel Zegler bringing the iconic princess to life, the film has already sung its way to a charming $3.5 million during Thursday previews. But will it be a fairy tale ending or just another pumpkin at the box office ball? Early projections show a weekend opening between $45 million and $55 million, with an additional sprinkle of $50 million from international shores, aiming for a global debut of around $100 million. Not too shabby, but it seems like Snow White will need more than an apple to compete with The Little Mermaid, which swam to a $95 million opening earlier this year. 🧜‍♀️🌊

Disney’s latest cinematic adventure cost a princely sum of over $250 million, not to mention those extravagant marketing expenses. So, dear Snow White, you might want to cozy up with the families and stick around in theaters for a while if you want to see some profits. And let’s not forget your predecessor, Mufasa: The Lion King, which roared to $252 million domestically and $716 million worldwide despite a humble $35 million start. Talk about a comeback king! 🦁👑

In this revamped tale directed by Marc Webb, Zegler adds a new twist to Snow White, alongside Gal Gadot, who takes a sinister turn as the Evil Queen. Prince Charming, it seems, has been given the boot in favor of a new love interest. Changes, changes everywhere!

Meanwhile, in a less magical corner of Hollywood, Warner Bros. presents Alto Knights, a crime thriller featuring Robert De Niro as not one, but two mob bosses. Despite its $45 million budget, it’s hoping to scrape together $2 million to $3 million this weekend. Oh, De Niro, let’s hope this one doesn’t get whacked by the critics! 🤞🎭

Moral of the Story: In Hollywood, even fairy tales need a solid marketing plan and a sprinkle of audience magic to live happily ever after. 🎥🍿