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“Mirror Mirror” is like the big-budget Broadway show that you’re forced to see when your parents are in town. The costumes are exquisite, the staging quite grand, the performances typically arch, and while it flits by you it’s easy to be entertained and occasionally tickled (even if you wince more than once during its intermission-free running time because of its sweetness and attempts at relevant hipness). But once it’s over and the house lights have gone up and your parents have returned to Wahoo, Nebraska, you’ll never, ever think of it again. For a movie based in the primordial world of fairy tales, “Mirror Mirror” is remarkably forgettable.
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I think this is a little harsh but I haven't seen it and can't say. I do know that I don't really want to see it because I didn't care for the way they turned it into a comedy. I'm sure there will be others out there that will give it better ratings than this one.