'Mirror, Mirror' is a trippy version of the Snow White story. full review

Mirror Mirror is a film that's all picture and no propulsion, each scene static in a basic set-decoration color scheme of teabag and banana. full review

Here, the familiar tale is retold with concessions to feminist self-determination and camp humor, bending the Grimm Brothers' tale without infringing on its basic beauty. full review

Singh is much more skilled as a visual artist than a storyteller, and his artistic fortunes seem to rise and fall with the inspiration of his screenwriters. In this case he's lucked out. full review

Who wants to see a fairy tale that weighs a ton? Mirror Mirror reflects badly on everyone involved. full review

This rambling version of Snow White's tale is a pretty, spun-sugar confection, airy as a plate of Easter egg-coloured macarons and similarly devoid of substance. full review

The dwarves provide wonderful fun, Singh's visuals have true magic and Alan Menken's score is charming. full review

All we get are scattered bits of cleverness, some hit and some miss. full review

When the dust settles, all that's left are a few motes of lame comedy atop a few million bucks worth of overdressed sets. Call me Grumpy, but this seems less an adaptation than a random assault. full review

Loved it! full review

Everything looks, well, fantastic. full review

The screenwriters of this attempt to do a hip comedic take on the legend were licked by Page 5. Why did they keep going? full review

As Snow White, actress Lily Collins is a washout. full review

An attitude of mischief and charm rather than outright satire. full review

Singh brings cheeky humor, an eccentric sensibility and an enchanting look to his re-imagined tale. full review

Even if you're as annoyed by the movie as I was, you'll come out laughing the costumes. full review

It's a clever, luscious-looking fairy tale you really can take kids to - no allegedly family-friendly snot-and-fart humor here - and a bundle of high style and sharp wit and terrific performances for yourself. full review

"Mirror Mirror'' is just a limp, jokey family film that wants to have its fairy tale magic and its hip irony, too. full review

A booster shot of testosterone lends kinetic kick to director Tarsem Singh's visually inventive interpretation, without shortchanging the requisite froufrou or sugarcoating the story's dark Oedipal heart. full review

Perhaps the overriding problem with Mirror Mirror is that it mines territory so overworked that there's nothing new or valuable to be found. full review