Mirror Mirror
PG

Mirror Mirror

The Snow White legend comes alive.

2012 • 106 min • Adventure · Comedy · Family · Fantasy

Synopsis

After she spends all her money, an evil enchantress queen schemes to marry a handsome, wealthy prince. There's just one problem - he's in love with a beautiful princess, Snow White. Now, joined by seven rebellious dwarves, Snow White launches an epic battle of good vs. evil...

Our family guide

Best from age 7
80
Movie Knight Score
3310 reviews
  • 100 Reviewers · 1 · 51%
  • 59 Audience · 3309 · 49%

Princess Snow White, exiled by her evil stepmother, teams up with seven rebellious dwarves to reclaim her kingdom and win the heart of a charming prince. This lively fairy tale adaptation features humor, adventure, and a vibrant visual style.

Violence & peril
3/10
Language
1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
2/10
Romance & sensuality
1/10
Scary moments
3/10

Heads up

  • Some fantasy violence and sword fighting
  • A character uses a magical potion
  • Brief moments of peril

What it models well

  • Good ultimately triumphs over evil
  • Courage and standing up for yourself
  • Importance of true beauty within

Talk about it after

  • Stereotypes of beauty and kindness
  • The meaning of true leadership
  • Dealing with jealousy and insecurity

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Top billed cast

Director: Tarsem Singh • Crew: Jason Keller, Marc Klein

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Reviewer notes

RecommendedTrusted family reviewers

Julia Roberts looks like she is having some fun here in this re-versioning of the timeless "Snow White" story. She is the rather sarcastic, wicked, queen who has managed to somehow get shot of the king (Sean Bean - so no bad thing) and rules the frosty kingdom with the aid of her sidekick "Brighton" (Nathan Lane) whilst the princess (Lily Collins) grows to womanhood.…

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