Disney's original 1937 animated movie has entertained children for decades. But is the new PG-rated "Snow White" remake suitable for all youngsters?

The "Snow White" live-action remake, in theaters Friday, livens up the original with new songs and new lyrics for the classics.

While some reviews praise Zegler's performance and acknowledge the film's attempt to modernize the classic, others deride it as an unnecessary, lackluster cash grab that fails to capture the magic of the original 1937 animated classic.

In case you don’t remember, the first film followed Miguel, a 12-year-old boy who accidentally entered the Land of the Dead and wound up discovering the truth about his great, great grandfather. By the end, Miguel manages to convince his living family that Hector isn’t the enemy of their family and helps Mama Coco peacefully cross over.

"Coco 2" is officially in the works from Disney and Pixar. Disney CEO Robert Iger announced the sequel during the annual company shareholder meeting. "While the film is just in the initial stages, we know it will be full of humor,