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"Fairy Tale Fantastic!"

Written By: Lady Rea

This is a wonderful movie for every little girl. I watched it when I was very young. I loved the songs and the dreamy prince! Diana Rigg plays the best evil queen of all time!.

Most guys are not going to like all the singing.

Now that I'm older, I can see that it is corny...but, don't hesitate to get it for the kids!

"My long lost, Snow White movie!!! :o)"

Written By: April Green

It's an awesome movie! It was just as I remembered it. Like the other few people who had posted reviews about this movie; my Dad had recorded this for me & my sisters to watch when we were kids (early 90s). We watched that VHS out...until it was so worn that we couldn't play it anymore. We loved, absolutely LOVED this movie! As I got old, I had often thought about it, and wanted to see it. I even tried searching online a couple of years ago (02/03ish) but wasn't able to find it. I knew that there was an episode of the golden girls that one of the little people was on-but I still couldn't find the movie. Recently I was looking on Netflix for it...no such luck & then I started searching & searching & searching & finally found it! Thank goodness! As soon as I found it I purchased it-because it was so near & dear to my heart! I was raving about it constantly to my fiance in the short 2-3 days it took to arrive! Watching it was like going back to my childhood! It was WONDERFUL! My fiance wasn't thrilled about all of the singing-but who gives a woop? So, to anyone who hasn't seen this-buy it! It's fantastic! I'm going to get together with my 2 older sisters & watch it! It will be great! =-) Life is good!

"I missed it!"

Written By: D. Fredane

I can't believe I found this version of Snow White. I remember watching it on TV when I was a little girl. I love that they show Snow White as a little girl and I love the evil witch's tacky dresses, oh, and the mirror is really cool and sometimes scary. Such a good childhood classic!

"EXCELLENT FILM VERSION: VERY FAITHFUL TO ORIGINAL BROTHERS GRIMM FAIRY TALE"

Written By: DEWEY MEE

Michael Berz wrote and directed this excellent live-action film version of "Snow White." This version, which is very faithful to the original Brothers Grimm fairy-tale, is definitely one of the very best of the beloved Cannon Movie Tales Series.
The film begins with the wandering Prince (the very handsome Ian James Wright) riding through a wintry forest. He soon discovers the glass coffin where Snow White (Sarah Patterson) is trapped in a sleeping curse. The Seven Dwarfs, led by Billy Barty as Iddy, are standing guard. Iddy tells the tale to the Prince in flashback.
I love the early scenes where the Good Queen (Dorit Adi) and her Ladies In Waiting welcome the first snowfall of the season in song, foreshadowing the birth of Snow White. The Good Queen dies immediately after the infant Princess is introduced to the Kingdom. Subsequent scenes detail the loving relationship between little Snow White (Nicola Stapleton) and her adoring father The King (Douglas Sheldon).
Diana Rigg is perfectly cast as the Evil Queen, who is immediately jealous of the King's attentions to Snow White. The infamous Magic Mirror, with several talking heads, including actor Julian Joy Chagrin, is depicted as more threatening and omenous here than in other versions. The scene where Snow White first steps in front of the Mirror and speaks to it-- and it speaks and laughs at her-- is spooky; but good spooky ;in a very enthralling way.
As in the original Brothers Grimm story, The Evil Queen orders that Snow White be killed when she is still a child. I believe, in the original story, Snow White was only seven years old! Nicola Stapleton looks to be about nine or ten years old here. She, of course, escapes, and finds a new home in the cottage of the Seven Dwarfs. (We are told that, after Snow White is presumed dead, her devoted father abandoned his Kingdom and died in battle).
In this version, the Dwarfs have the rhyming names of Iddy, Biddy, Kiddy, Diddy, Fitty, Gitty, and Liddy. The Dwarfs, portrayed here as jolly Cockney chaps, essentially raise Snow White; as she grows from a child (Stapleton) into a lovely young lady (Patterson). They all sing a funny song titled "Every Day," describing how Snow White will soon be too tall to live in the tiny cottage and will have to leave.
Diana Rigg has a grand time portraying the Evil Queen. I love how Rigg's hair and costumes become more outrageous and outlandish as the Queen's vanity increases. As in the original story, she attempts to kill Snow White three times; with a lace bodace, a poisoned comb, and, finally, the poisoned apple. I also love how Berz devised an ingenious and very appropriate punishment for the Evil Queen's wicked, wicked ways.
This version is less cute and sweet than the Disney Version. The film is rated "PG" for some good spooky-scary scenes. However, it is much less dark and scary than "Snow White: A Tale Of Terror," which, I believe, is Rated R!! This beautiful version is faithful and fun. I highly recommend this to fairy-tale fans of all ages.

"Worst movie I ever bought"

Written By: S. Gartman

I think I must have hit the wrong key on the computer when I bought this movie, it is beyond terrible. At best it is a camp version of Snow White. What a waste of Diana Rigg's talent. The seven dwarfs are probably the best characters in the movie, but even they can't save it.