She has a much fuller, curvier figure, and the long hair makes her look even more gorgeous. I prefer Disney's princess as a character, but for appearance, this Snow White completely outshines the Disney version.
shareVery true. Irene Cara's voice is also very pretty and likable but overall Disney's version beats this one on every single level.
shareI actually like thie Snow White's overall appearance and personality better than the Disney Snow White but I still like the Disney Snow White character a lot too.
Once upon a time there was a magical place where it never rained. The end.
So you're basically reiterating that beauty standards changed in the 50 years between the movies. And since the Disney one is supposed to be a young teenager, of course she's not going to be curvy.
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Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that I'll be over here looking through your stuff.
Well, yeah, the Snow White from the first movie was only 14. This one was, what, 18? 19? 20? Of course she'd get more beautiful. The younger Snow White was more cute than anything.
shareI think Happily Ever After 's Snow White was very beautiful and very caring but when I heard her voice first I thought it was Janet Jackson and then I realized it was Irene Cara providing her voice. And I was shocked that Irene Cara did a pretty Snow White voice and really pulled it off well. I wonder why Irene Cara never did any more voices for cartoons and animated movies?
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