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Le remake de Disney Snow White a du mal à se briser même au milieu du billets à l'office lent

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Apr 05,2025

Snow White, réalisé par Marc Webb de The Amazing Spider-Man Fame, a fait face à un début difficile au box-office, attirant un total national de 43 millions de dollars au cours de son week-end d'ouverture. Cette figure marque la deuxième ouverture domestique la plus élevée de 2025, ne traînant que derrière le Captain America de Marvel Cinematic Universe: Brave New World. Malgré la tête du tableau de la semaine, les débuts de Snow White ont échoué à l'ouverture de 45 millions de dollars obtenue par le Dumbo en direct en 2019 et n'ont pas répondu aux estimations de pré-libération.

Pour mettre cela en perspective, d'autres remakes Disney en direct ont connu des ouvertures beaucoup plus fortes. The Lion King (2019), Beauty and the Beast (2017), The Jungle Book (2016) et The Little Mermaid (2023) ont tous dépassé la barre des 100 millions de dollars de leurs week-ends d'ouverture domestique.

À l'international, la performance de Snow White a également été modérée, avec un transport d'ouverture de 44,3 millions de dollars. Cela porte le total mondial du box-office du film à 87,3 millions de dollars, selon les estimations de Comscore.

Snow White est une adaptation en direct du film d'animation emblématique de Disney de 1937, mettant en vedette Rachel Zegler en tant que personnage titulaire et Gal Gadot en tant que mauvaise reine. Avec un budget de production signalé dépassant 250 millions de dollars, le film fait face à une hausse de la rentabilité, en particulier lors de la prise en compte des dépenses de marketing.

Cependant, il y a une lueur d'espoir pour Blanche-Neige. Disney's Mufasa: The Lion King, une préquelle du remake de Lion King 2019, a commencé par une modeste ouverture intérieure de 35,4 millions de dollars, mais a finalement rapporté plus de 717 millions de dollars dans le monde. Disney mises probablement sur un succès similaire de «hit-lin» pour Snow White, au milieu d'un examen minutieux de la performance de Captain America: Brave New World, qui a accumulé 400,8 millions de dollars dans le monde après six week-ends.

La critique d'IGN de ​​Snow White l'a décerné un 7/10, faisant l'éloge du film pour son adaptation significative de l'histoire originale, plutôt que de simplement la reproduire.

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