The Evil Queen's Magic Mirror is a symbol of vanity and obsession with outward appearance. In the classic fairy tale of Snow White, the Evil Queen asks the mirror who is the fairest in the land, seeking validation for her beauty. When the mirror responds that Snow White is now the fairest, the Queen becomes jealous and envious. The mirror itself is a magical object, endowed with the ability to speak and provide answers. It serves as a conduit between the Queen and her desire for beauty and power. The mirror's responses reflect not only the Queen's physical appearance but also her inner qualities, highlighting her obsession with being the most beautiful.
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen! If you ever do get rid of it, please let me know! April 17th, 2013 Log in to Reply
As you can see, I placed an apple under the mirror to tie in with the story of the beautiful, but poisoned apple given to Snow White by the evil queen disguised as an old woman, and in the last photo, you can see me pretending to be the spirit in the mirror. In a couple of years, Spider and I are planning to down-size to a smaller house and we re gonna get rid of most of our stuff and go minimalist , but I don t think I can part with this mirror.
The mirror's responses reflect not only the Queen's physical appearance but also her inner qualities, highlighting her obsession with being the most beautiful. The Evil Queen's reliance on the mirror shows her vulnerability and insecurity. She becomes consumed with maintaining her position as the fairest, going to great lengths to eliminate any competition.
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I must admit, I love the classic old animated films of Disney (classics such as Snow White, Dumbo, Pinocchio, Bambi, etc.) and I occasionally collect Disney memorabilia, both old and new. For years and years I dreamed that one day the people over at Disney would produce a replica of the Wicked Queen’s magic mirror from Snow White (ya know – mirror, mirror on the wall), not a child’s toy, but a real sized adult decor mirror, and to my delight that’s exactly what they did about ten years ago (when you wish upon a star your dreams come true)! This mirror is made of glass, resin and Swarovski crystals and it’s an exact replica taken from the film (the makers went back to the original drawings to get it just right). Only 2500 were produced. As you can see, I placed an apple under the mirror to tie in with the story of the beautiful, but poisoned apple given to Snow White by the evil queen disguised as an old woman, and in the last photo, you can see me pretending to be the spirit in the mirror.
11 Responses to “The Wicked Queen’s Magic Mirror”
Allee Willis
Beautiful! And I’m so happy all your dreams came true and you now have your own personal magic mirror!! August 25th, 2011 Log in to Reply
k2dtw
This is so cool…love the swarovski crystals!! Did Disney include the beautiful apple, or was that your great design. August 25th, 2011 Log in to Reply
Michael Ely
Hi k2dtw. The painted brass apple was my idea. August 25th, 2011 Log in to ReplyTed Nimmo
Michael, It’s terrific! :o) In case you haven’t guessed yet I got love for anything and everything macabre August 26th, 2011 Log in to Reply
Michael Ely
I love the macabre too, Ted. In fact, there are a few things around our house that I haven’t shared here because I think they may be too macabre. August 26th, 2011 Log in to Reply
BeeJay
Wonderful! And the apple is the best, Michael! August 26th, 2011 Log in to ReplyNessa
That is fantastic. August 30th, 2011 Log in to Replyshirlie williams
How did I miss this , I’m very jealous… January 6th, 2012 Log in to ReplyMichael Ely
It’s one of my favorite things, Shirlie. In a couple of years, Spider and I are planning to down-size to a smaller house and we’re gonna get rid of most of our stuff (and go minimalist), but I don’t think I can part with this mirror! January 9th, 2012 Log in to Reply
lauragarrido
I will buy it from you if you do decide to part with it! August 26th, 2013 Log in to Replymelbubbl3
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen! If you ever do get rid of it, please let me know! April 17th, 2013 Log in to Reply
The Magic Mirror (voiced by the late Dom DeLuise) appears as a kind and goofy mirror in the 1993 animated fantasy film Happily Ever After.
This obsession drives her to plot Snow White's death, revealing the Queen's true evil nature. The mirror also symbolizes the destructive nature of vanity. The Queen's endless pursuit of beauty causes her heart to darken, leading to her eventual downfall. The mirror becomes a catalyst for her descent into madness and evil. Ultimately, the Evil Queen's Magic Mirror serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of obsession and the destructive power of vanity. It reminds us that true beauty lies not in outward appearance but in kindness, compassion, and inner goodness..
Reviews for "The Evil Queen's Mirror: A Testament to Vanity and Power"
1. John Doe - 1/5 stars - The Evil Queen Magi Mirror was a complete disappointment. The plot was weak and predictable, and the characters lacked depth. I was expecting a thrilling and dark twist on the classic Snow White story, but all I got was a cheesy and watered-down version. The special effects were also disappointing, and the acting was subpar. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on this film.
2. Sarah Smith - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Evil Queen Magi Mirror, but unfortunately, it fell short. The storyline felt rushed and underdeveloped, leaving little room for character growth or emotional investment. The villain, supposedly the Evil Queen, lacked any real presence or menace. The dialogue was flat and uninspiring, making it difficult to connect with the characters. Overall, it was a forgettable film that failed to deliver the dark and captivating twist it promised.
3. Alex Thompson - 2/5 stars - I found the Evil Queen Magi Mirror to be quite dull and uninteresting. The pacing was off, with certain scenes dragging on for far too long while others felt rushed. Additionally, the CGI used for the magic mirror was cheesy and unconvincing. The plot had potential, but it failed to maintain my attention or build any real suspense. I was left feeling underwhelmed and unsatisfied with the overall execution of the film.