Snow White's Box Office Failure Could Spell Doom for Rey Movie and Frozen 3!

This piece draws on unnamed sources to safeguard their professional standing. It discusses potential products in the pipeline at The Walt Disney Company, so it’s important to note that the information presented here is more likely to be a rumor or speculation rather than confirmed fact.

A reliable source has shared intriguing and important insights with That Park Place about upcoming Disney productions. Our source indicates that The Walt Disney Company is cautiously assessing scripts for Frozen 3 and a potential Rey Movie, closely monitoring the box office performance of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler in 2025. Although Moana 2 has surpassed a billion dollars globally, there’s a perception that it was more about making money than artistic quality, which could have negatively impacted the franchise’s future appeal. If Snow White fails to meet Disney’s expectations, it might signal the need for adjustments given the current social and political climate differs significantly from what Disney had initially anticipated when these projects were conceived.

A new article from Metro seems to point to the same:

A third film in the franchise has been announced, but we’re still two years away from its release.

Josh Gad, the voice behind Olaf the snowman from the cherished series, emphasizes their intention not to hasten the production of the third film, ensuring they deliver a movie that truly measures up to the exceptional standard set by the 2013 original.

— Rebecca Sayce, Metro

Based on our information, both the Rey film and Frozen 3 might undergo substantial script changes based on Snow White’s performance. If the Rachel Zegler live-action remake underperforms, it could suggest that the trend of strong female leads in movies may be declining rapidly. Our source indicates that Disney wants to avoid being stuck in a future they anticipated but never materialized.

Jennifer Lee, who was previously the head of Disney Animation and is now focusing solely on directing Frozen 3 and 4, might find herself in a challenging position due to her strong progressive views and support for the LGBTQ+ community. While Lee has been known to advocate for representation within these communities, Disney has recently expressed a desire to keep such themes out of children’s content. This could potentially limit or alter plans for Elsa, the popular Frozen character, to become an icon for political movements that champion LGBTQ+ rights.

At Disney, we understand that when it comes to animated content for young viewers, some parents might want to approach sensitive topics at their own pace and convenience, allowing them to guide their children’s understanding according to what feels right for their family.

Currently, a fresh script is being developed for the Rey movie by its fourth writer. Fans have found Rey somewhat one-dimensional and lacking in appeal because her character was portrayed as an idealized female figure with no flaws or room for growth, making it difficult to connect with her on a personal level. This characterization is reminiscent of the far-left’s archetype of a perfect, flawless female protagonist.

Snow White’s trailers on YouTube have garnered an unprecedented amount of dislikes. This could indicate a less-than-promising outlook for its box office earnings. If audience resentment towards the film intensifies, it wouldn’t be unexpected if Frozen 3 and Rey alter their strategies significantly from what was initially planned. After all, even Disney dislikes losing vast amounts of money, and this could become a particularly sensitive issue when it might jeopardize their “modern message,” which seems to be faltering.

2025-01-27 22:56

Snow White’s Box Office Failure Could Spell Doom for Rey Movie and Frozen 3!

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