Disney’s live-action Snow White will be released on Disney+ on June 11, 2025, which is a little less than three months after its theatrical debut.
This remake of Snow White premiered in theaters on March 21 and was released digitally on May 13 following a $205.5 million global theatrical run. Per Variety, the reported budget of Snow White was “north of $250 million before marketing expenses,” so it didn’t quite reach the heights it needed to for Disney.
While Snow White opened higher than Mufasa ($35.4 million) at $42.2 million, the Lion King prequel ended up bringing in over $722 million worldwide. Snow White is also well below the Lilo & Stitch remake, which opened with $146.0 million and has already raked in $618.7 million globally.
In our Snow White review, we said, “The best Disney live-action remake in a decade (not that that’s a particularly high bar to clear), Snow White adapts the broad strokes of the 1937 original, while fleshing out its themes of kindness. Rachel Zegler crafts a remarkable, melodic version of the classic princess who leads with her heart, even if her CGI co-stars are difficult on the eyes.”
On June 11, both versions of Snow White will be available on Disney+, and we encourage you to check out our story of how a century of Disney Magic began to learn the tale of how 1937’s Snow White became Disney’s first animated feature.
For more in the world of Disney, check out our rankings of the Disney live-action remakes, other upcoming Disney films, and all the details on Walt Disney World’s Cool Kid Summer.
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