White Snake

critic Reviews

, 70% Fresh Tomatometer Score
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    Kristen Yoonsoo KimNew York Times
    The film's landscape shots look breathtakingly real, but animated figures, especially during fight scenes, are tripped up by a dimension-flattening veneer that makes "White Snake" look more like an iPhone game.
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    Simon AbramsRogerEbert.com
    There's not enough on-screen to make this listless time-waster worth recommending.
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    Frank ScheckHollywood Reporter
    A superior effort that should find enthusiastic audiences on our shores.
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    Pat PaduaWashington Post
    Even if you're not familiar with the source material, this Chinese production provides plenty of supernatural thrills for the modern young adult.
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    Steven Nguyen ScaifeSlant Magazine
    The film feels more like a smattering of action scenes strung together by the barest thread of plot.
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    Justin ChangFilmWeek (KPCC - NPR Los Angeles)
    It's a weird hodgepodge... But there's a loveliness to the visuals that was transporting.
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    Kate HarroldFlickering Myth
    White Snake proves that animation is more than children's entertainment.
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    Kevin L. LeeFilm Inquiry
    White Snake is a romance at heart that was stretched and mixed into an action epic. The film's ideas don't work all the time, but it is fun to see the filmmakers try.
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    Christopher L. InoaHyperallergic
    It's obvious that the team created this world with great care. Unfortunately, this level of detail does not extend to the overall story and characters.
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    Matt BrunsonFilm Frenzy
    The backdrops are often spectacular to behold, but the story could use a bit more oomph.
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