In a striking turn of events for Disney’s latest live-action adaptation, “Snow White,” lead actress Rachel Zegler found herself in a uniquely unfortunate position as she filmed a video of herself alone in an empty theater. This comes in the wake of the film’s disappointing box office performance, which has been reported to have lost hundreds of millions of dollars for the studio. The film, which garnered a mere 42% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a dismal 1.6 out of 10 on IMDb, has quickly become a subject of ridicule in the entertainment industry.

Despite the film’s evident failure, Zegler took to social media to express her self-love, posting a video celebrating her role as Snow White. The juxtaposition of her cheerful demeanor against the backdrop of an empty theater has sparked considerable backlash and criticism, with many labeling her attitude as narcissistic. Critics have pointed out the disconnect between Zegler’s celebratory posts and the reality of her film’s reception, emphasizing the stark contrast of her glee in the face of overwhelming public disapproval.

The fallout from “Snow White” reflects broader challenges facing Disney, with recent data showing that the company has lost ground to platforms like YouTube in viewer engagement. As Disney grapples with a series of missteps in its film productions, Zegler’s video serves as a poignant reminder of the disconnect that can exist between celebrity culture and audience reception. The situation raises questions about accountability and perception within the industry, highlighting a crucial moment for both Zegler and Disney as they navigate the consequences of this box office bomb. As memes and critiques continue to circulate online, the future of both the actress and the film franchise hangs in the balance.