In a shocking turn of events, Bill Maher has laid bare the failures of Disney’s latest live-action remake, “Snow White,” starring Rachel Zegler, sending ripples through Hollywood. Following a disastrous opening weekend, where the film secured the title for the lowest debut of any Disney live-action remake at just $43 million, Maher unleashed his critique, branding Zegler’s statements as emblematic of a broader cultural malaise.

Zegler, who has faced intense backlash for her outspoken social media rants, attempted to defend her role in the film but only found herself further embroiled in controversy. Maher’s razor-sharp commentary highlighted the absurdity of Zegler’s claims that the film reimagines a beloved classic while disregarding its core narrative. “What do you expect from a girl who thinks infotainment is the solution to the global crisis?” Maher quipped, as he dissected her penchant for pushing a ‘woke’ agenda over storytelling.

The backlash has escalated, with fans and critics alike condemning the film for its overtly politicized messaging, which many argue detracts from the original charm of the fairy tale. Zegler’s attempts to pivot the conversation by positioning herself as a victim of online hate have only added fuel to the fire, as audiences express their frustration with Hollywood’s apparent disconnection from fans’ desires for pure entertainment.

As the dust settles, it’s clear that Zegler and Disney underestimated the public’s appetite for heartfelt storytelling over heavy-handed ideological lessons. The fallout from this cinematic misfire isn’t just a box office bomb; it represents a pivotal moment in Hollywood’s ongoing struggle with the balance between art and activism. As viewers demand the return of enchanting tales free from social commentary, the question remains—can Disney recover from this woke catastrophe?