Despite negative reviews, Snow White has reached an impressive box office total, alongside three other 2025 titles.

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Disney’s Snow White – the studio’s latest live-action remake of an animated classic – has opened with an estimated $43.0m in North America and $44.3m for international. Those numbers combine to yield an estimated $87.3m worldwide opening.

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Snow White’s box office performance after two weekends in theaters is enough to help its leading star past a new box office milestone. At the time of writing, Disney’s Snow White has grossed $66 million at the domestic box office and $75 million internationally for a worldwide cumulative total of $142 million.

Snow White is reportedly eyeing a $215 million to $235 million run worldwide. The film was made on a reported budget of $250 million. Deadline’s report revealed that Disney is expected to suffer a loss of $115 million. The film’s lousy fortune continues.