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Disney's live-action 'Snow White' is finally on the big screen, as is 'Magazine Dreams' starring Jonathan Majors, but that's not all. Here's a full preview of what you can expect at the box office this weekend.

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00:00Disney's live-action Snow White is finally on the big screen, as is magazine Dreams starring

00:04Jonathan Majors. But that's not all. Here's a full preview of what you can expect at the

00:09box office this weekend. After years of controversy surrounding the live-action

00:16Snow White remake, the reviews for the film, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, have been

00:20quite mixed. The Hollywood Reporter's chief film critic David Rooney called the movie a vibrant

00:25retelling from a smart script, while some other critics have called it pointless and so dopey

00:30it made them sleepy. According to Tracking, the movie could debut in the $45 to $55 million range

00:35domestically, and north of $100 million globally. Back at Disney's D23 Expo in 2022, fans saw a very

00:43short teaser of the film, to which they responded with delight. Zegler told THR this about their

00:47reaction.

00:48I know how I felt making it, and so hearing everybody's reception of it being so excited

00:53and screaming and cheering is so, it just fills your heart with such gratitude. Really, it does.

00:59That same day, Gadot told THR this about playing the evil queen in the film.

01:03It was amazing. It was an amazing experience. I, you know, first of all, I'm grateful for the

01:09opportunity to be able to play the first iconic villain ever, and to tell her story and to get

01:15into her shoes is just like, I'm honored to do that.

01:19Other films hitting theaters this weekend include Magazine Dreams, which sees embattled actor

01:23Jonathan Majors play a troubled, aspiring bodybuilder.

01:26It is important that you find people that you can make an emotional bond with.

01:34The release comes more than two years after the movie's Sundance premiere. Majors told THR

01:39the role pushed him to the limit physically and emotionally. There's a lot at stake for

01:43the actor with this film, and its success could signal whether audiences or Hollywood will take

01:47him back. The sci-fi thriller Ash, starring Aza Gonzalez and Aaron Paul, is also now in theaters.

01:54Who am I?

02:00And Robert De Niro is back on the big screen this weekend in the mob drama The Alto Knights,

02:04which sees him take on dual roles.

02:07All of a sudden you want to be half thin, half hot, half a racketeer. You can't have it both ways.

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