Snow White: The Fairest of Them All

I have seen quite a few adaptations of Snow White in my time, but nothing as dull or as boring as this recent one, i know in the picture books and other readings of this lovely story, you will find that Snow White is not always noted for her enthusiasm, or intelligence, but when i saw how Snow White had been betrayed in this film, to the extent of having completely no personality nor facial expressions, i just assumed she was merely an extra on the side, giving away all the credit to her more famous and much more exiting evil stepmother ,who was played brilliantly by Miranda Richardson. The film dragged ruffly along with the story of Snow White, but then all of a sudden, there they were, the dwarfs, and then you notice that they don't really look like dwarfs at all, as cute as they were, they actually look more like the munchkins from the wizard of oz, but without the laughter and cheer, one of them im sure was a woman and the other a 6foot tall man, what's that all about, and gone were the famous names that made this movie famous like dopey clumsy, and so on, they were now all named monday, sunday tuesday, the days of the week, this was only worth watching because of the fact that Miranda Richardson was in it, and showing that one person can definitely hold a film together, while its crumbling down beneath your feet.