Mirror Mirror: The Untold Adventures of Snow White (PG)

I have to say my mother and I thoroughly enjoyed this film. As for the negative comments from others, I am not at all sure why anyone would find this film anything other than immensely entertaining. It really was captivating on many levels. I will look forward to seeing it again at some point. As for Ian's comments, I rather think you saw a different film from us. I reckon this film is not for killjoys like you.

Pleasing enough, if a little cheapo looking in places (though I'm sure it wasn't) The credits are a toe curling joy so don't miss those. On word - fun. 6+/10

I found this a very enjoyable watch, a good all rounder for the family. I enjoyed Julia Roberts as the wicked whitch!

@"Miles". Are you on drugs, as you ramble? I'm not sure it was wise to correct someone else on their review when your own is a mess - incoherent, lacking in structure, and without punctuation.

julia is pathetic -and archgate i hope you mean '''enunciation ''lolz .maybe the 7 dwarves ate it like they should have julia too

worsy movie of the year -

The Time Out film front page précis says it all - 'visually stunning' it certainly is - the sets and CGI are excellent. The humour's good too. Judging by the packed cinema at Cineworld Shaftesbury Avenue last night this is a very, very popular film. Literally no seats as the lights  went down. 

Julia Roberts is very good in this enjoyable yarn. Her unciation cracked me up. She crunches her vowels in spectacular fashion. The bird and the geezer who star are also pretty good. One of the dwarves is a bit pervy . but that may be understandable given his challenges in life .. but he was probably harmless. Enjoy it.

A good film for both adults and children. Though far from true to the original tale, this is a good 21st century take on it. I went to see it late afternoon and saw/heard plenty of adults and children chuckling away. The humour's dry enough for adult, with a number of very very subtle sexual innuendos kids would never twig. Great entertainment for the Easter break. -- @"Ian": Are you sure about your ability to write a simple review? That's a 55 word sentence you've got there mid-way, with no less than 4 "and"s, and no punctuation. PS What are "dwares"?

I am not sure what film Mike saw but my recollections of it are slightly different to his. It starts well and Roberts is very good. After five minutes I thought perhaps we have another Princess Bride here with a genuinely funny and tongue in cheek fairy tale. Sadly it goes downhill from there. Collins ia a pleasant enough Snow White yet she never totally convinces. Pretty as she is there is someting missing from her performance and Hammer whilst he looks the part struggles to act his way out of a paper bag let alone strike you as a leading man. The dwares are both annoying and irritating and the films middle where Snow White finds her inner girl power and the really not very endearing dwarves and her bond over fight lessons strikes me as an added thought from a focus group to tick a demographic box rather than being in the film on merit. Towards the end I was genuinely wishing it was all over. Sean Bean seems somewhat embarassed and his scenes at the end don't really work. Also the awfully cliched yet lets add it for no apparent reason "Bollywood" dance finale left me wanting to throw stuff at the screen. Two stars for me. It must really make more of an effort. If you have kids and are at a loose end go see the Pirates instead.