Disney's first, and certainly one of his best!

Rating: 10/10 (21 December 2005)

An evil queen, when she learns that her step-daughter Snow White is now the fairest one of all, commands her huntsman to kill the girl. Snow White hides in the woods, where she discovers a tiny cottage, which is inhabited by seven dwarfs. But the queen discovers that the huntsman let her go, and in a fit of rage, decides to kill Snow White herself. Disguised as a peddler woman, she gives Snow White a poisoned apple, which makes her fall down dead. The dwarfs discover what has happened. They are heartbroken. A handsome prince discovers Snow White, and wakes her up with a magical kiss! Snow White then bids the dwarfs good-bye, then rides away with her prince to his castle, where they live happily ever after! When Disney's first full-length animated feature SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS premiered in 1937, it became a box office hit. It was reissued successfully also. Even today, 68 years after it was made, it still entertains audiences. After watching it, you'll remember the many characters, including Snow White, the Queen/Peddlar Woman, Snow White's animal friends, and the dwarfs (especially Dopey)! The backgrounds are beautifully painted. The songs are also memorable, including "I'm Wishing," "Whistle While You Work," and "Someday My Prince Will Come". This is recommended for the whole family! 10/10 P.S. The best way to view it is the 2-Disc Platinum Edition, with special features, including the digitally restored film, a "Making-Of", art galleries, radio spots, and games.