Zapatos rojos y los siete enanos

It took me forever to be able to watch this, but watch it I did. I saw trailers for this movie about 3 years ago, right about the time of the marketing fiasco for this movie. The older trailers and taglines really do not do this movie justice. The twist, Snow White is not a drop dead goregous hottie that princesses are protrayed as these days. She takes after her father. She's an adorbale pudgy princess. The dwarves are green and under a curse because of a *ahem* terrible misconception that is held in Fairytale Land. Long story short- it is a tale, told with humor and a pinch of cringiness, about accepting yourself for who you are no matter your appearance, and learning to grow from your own misconceptions on what beauty is and is not. My only con is the pop music. It takes away from it BUT that is my opinion.

The marketing for this was appalling, and I feel so bad for the people who made this movie, they should be proud of it, yet it tanked due to the fatphobic marketing. I really enjoyed it and the marketing was so off base that it actually portrayed the opposite message of what the movie was actually about. The animation was great, the characters were decent, the soundtrack was okay, and the story was simple, but decent. I hope people will give this movie a go, I am sure that most will enjoy it, and very few will be offended by it, I thought it had a lovely message without feeling contrived and/or preachy.

The whole "fat-shaming" thing is a LIE, watch before you judge! This film teaches how to love the INNER person, regardless of appearance, JUST BECAUSE the poster showed Snow with the shoes on, next to the real Snow, ppl can't HANDLE what they IMAGINE the film to be preaching! I hate this postmodern culture so quick to judge and sensitive af. If you were triggered by the poster, that's your own heart set in the wrong place. You're judging your own misconception.

This movie was pretty underrated due to the poor marketing. The animation looked really great, although the soundtrack could use work. This movie could be described as Tangled meets The Frog Prince meets Snow White.

While I only got to see this movie in passing, I really liked it and I love the story it was trying to tell. Lots of colorful characters, some good paced jokes and an interesting take of the the "True Beauty Lies Within" mixed in with adult themes of asking what really matters in a person - external or internal beauty and if given the chance, would you fall into temptation for happiness. Granted I know other movies have tackled the same subject with better results, but it still is a fun concept to play around with and they do so in a way that doesn't detract from the fun characters that you follow. Sometimes the pop songs can get a bit much if you don't like them jumping randomly into it, and there are moments where the side characters do get grading at times, but all and all, a good flick for a feel good story.