Disney-Action's direct adaptation to Snow White led to a lot of conversation between fans and critics. Rachel Ziegler starring in the role of Snow White and Gal Gadot in the role of the evil queen, the film presents a new experience on the beloved classic.
One of the important changes in the soundtrack, as many iconic songs were removed from the 1937 original moving version or re -visualized it.
In this new repetition, only three songs of original soundtrack are made: “Height-Ho”, “Whistle where you wove”, and “The Silly Song”. However, these songs come with new words and arrangements. Interestingly, “One day, Prince will come” completely removed “, although it is still possible to hear his melody in a useful piece.
This choice reflects a shift in the film's narration, as Snow White does not have a charming traditional prince; Instead, it falls into a gang sector named Jonathan.
To fill the gaps left by missing songs, the film offers new paths by the talented duo Beng Basik and Justin Paul, who previously invented music for the greatest man of show and dear Evan Hansen. One of the prominent additions is “security waiting”, which works as the song “I Want” from Snow White. This path confirms its longing for liberation from her father's repressive base instead of just waiting for the prince.
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This change is well in line with the updated movie story, as Snow White appears as a more independent and enabled character whose kingdom is finally emancipated by the Queen of the evil.
Snow White received a mixture of reviews, praising many Rachel Ziegler, while some criticized some adjustments to the original story. Although the soundtrack includes familiar favorite, it has been renewed to suit the new direction of the film, providing the audience with a new music experience.
