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www.filmtracks.com - : Snow White: Tale of Terror (John Ottman) Functioning as a combination between horror and fantasy, Ottman's Snow White is perfect for its genre. Although the film was not widely released, Ottman's career has been skyrocketing in the past few years, including such popular compositions as Incognito and The Usual Suspects. Snow White is creative, suspenseful, and even enchanting at moments, while utilizing a wide range of symphonic and choral sounds. From the sound of blowing winds to the freaky vocals performed by Ottman himself, it will keep surprising you with every twist of plot. more...
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www.filmcritic.com - : This live-action update of Snow White isn't your mommy's fairy tale. If the title didn't give it away, this is a more Grimm-like version of the story with the evil queen (Sigourney Weaver) playing jealous stepmom to Lilliana (aka Snow, Monica Keena), who goes into hiding with a gang of ruffians (only one of whom is a dwarf) when the going gets tough. Very likeable, and probably the only R-rated version of Snow you'll ever see. more...
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