Disney's 'Snow White' Nominated for 6 Golden Raspberry Awards... The Infamy of the Worst Movie

Disney's live-action film 〈Snow White〉, which had a massive production budget, is making headlines as it receives the most nominations at the Golden Raspberry Awards, known as the infamy awards of the film industry.

⬦ Worst Movie, Director, Screenplay... 〈Snow White〉 Nominated in 6 Categories for the Raspberry Awards

According to reports from U.S. entertainment media such as 'Variety' on the 21st (local time), 〈Snow White〉 has been nominated for Worst Movie, Worst Remake, Worst Supporting Actor, Worst Screen Couple, Worst Director, and Worst Screenplay at the 46th Golden Raspberry Awards.

The film 〈War of the Worlds〉, starring rapper Ice Cube, has also been nominated in 6 categories, including Worst Movie, receiving the same number of nominations.

⬦ A Foreseen Disaster... From Casting Controversies to the Lead Actor's 'Mouth' Being a Problem

This live-action film, based on the Disney animated original, has been at the center of controversy since the casting stage. Latin American actress Rachel Zegler, who has a Colombian mother, was cast as Snow White, leading to criticisms that she does not fit the original's description of 'skin as white as snow'.

Zegler negatively referred to the animated 〈Snow White〉 as a story about "falling in love with a man who stalks you," which sparked backlash from original fans. Additionally, she caused further controversy by posting insults about U.S. President Donald Trump on social media.

⬦ Spent $250 Million... Ignored by Audiences, Box Office 'Flop'

The box office performance also fell short of expectations. Despite a blockbuster budget of $250 million (approximately 367 billion won), it recorded a box office failure, losing the number one spot in the North American box office just two weeks after its release.

The Golden Raspberry Awards were established in 1981 by John Wilson, a graduate of the UCLA Film School. Unlike traditional awards that select the best films, it is famous for selecting the worst films each year and announcing the results the day before the Academy Awards.