Disney’s Panned Snow White film starring Rachel Zegler is confronted with a new shame about Seth Macfarlane Dig

The paned snow -white remake has confronted further humiliation after it was dragged through Seth McFarlane On NBCUIVERSAL’s Upfront on Monday morning.

The Kassa Flop, in the lead role Gal Gadot and Rachel Zeglerhas Countless shame Since the project was initiated, go to the road to the next release in March and then.

And Family Guy Creator Seth, 51, was the newest in line to crack the film publicly when he started NBCUIVERSAL’s at the front in Radio City Music Hall in Radio City New York City.

He broke in the number of the network of the special showcase event of the network and lyrical about why NBC is superior when he happily turned to other streamers, including Disney, Hulu and NetflixAbout their content.

It was right now when he grabbed the opportunity to focus on snow-white CGI movement hood.

He sang: ‘Oh, you might be attracted by Disney, for the magic they have appeared magically.

‘But you will be afraid when you see Snow White’ because the dwarfs look really weird. ‘

While Snow White ignored an abundance of controversies earlier this year, an important criticism from fans was how filmmakers had used ‘magic beings’ generated by the computer for the dwarfs instead of hiring actors.

Seth Macfarlane tore on Monday in the snow -white remake on NBCUIVERSAL’s Upfront

The comedian took a wipe to the CGI-Dwarves of the film during a performance in Radio City Music Hall

The decision also made actors angry with dwarf gram, who destroyed Disney’s dependence on CGI as ‘absurd’ and ‘discriminatory’.

At the time, a Tiktok -Content -maker protested outside a cinema.

John Ferguson, who has dwarf -like, shared a video on social media dressed as one of the seven dwarfs, was outside a cinema with a placard with the text: “Rent real dwarfs.”

‘It seems that nowadays you can protest almost everything. But why don’t we start protesting that Disney decided to use CGI dwarfs and not even the real work, “Ferguson said.

He continued: “We could have hired them, we could have got money, but no.”

The remake of the classic animation film from 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs film did not succeed in landing rave reviews of critics.

Brian Viner from Daily Mail gave Snow White two of the five stars and called it a “painfully muddy affair” and “Pallid Reimagining” but admitted that Zegler “clearly has talent.”

“Disney’s distorted attempts to insult anyone, somehow managed to insult everyone,” Viner noted.

Critics of the remake first jumped on Disney for the decision to cast Zegler in the role because of her Colombian descent after the original fairy tale revealed that the princess gets her name because her skin is ‘as white as snow’

In the meantime, the Peter Bradshaw of the Guardian Snow White gave one of the five stars and called it a ‘meaningless’ and ‘exhaustingly terrible reboot’ with ‘tiring pseudo-progressive additions that bind the whole thing in buttons.’

“Where other films playfully present the background stories of famous villains, it plays the law, but with carefully composed revisionist tweaks,” Bradshaw wrote.

“Those otherwise estimated artists Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot are now forced to go through the movements, and they give the boring versions of their lives.”

The Clararse Loughrey of the Independent gave the brothers Grimm Fairy Tale One of the Five Stars and criticized the studio for ‘The evoking of the most business reaction’ in the image of the controversial dwarfs.

Prior to the release, Snow White was entangled as a controversy due to comments from his star Leads Zegler and the absence of the iconic song ‘Someday My Prince Will Come’.

In an attempt to be more progressive, Disney also changed the dwarfs to be called ‘magic creatures’ instead.

Critics of the remake first jumped on Disney for the decision to cast Zegler in the role because of her Colombian origin after the original fairy tale revealed that the princess gets her name because her skin is ‘as white as snow’.

At the time, Zegler said that the story of the origin had changed, and in the new version of Disney the princess deserves the name because of a snowstorm she survived as a child.

She then came under fire because of criticism of the original animation when she called it ‘dated’ during an interview with Rode Loper with Extra TV in 2022.

She eventually ran her comments and fans assured that the love story would be ‘integral’ for the plot of the remake.

Disney fans then expressed dissatisfaction with Zegler when she said that as a child she was ‘scared’ of the original version and only saw it once.