Snow White is singing her way to the box office this weekend, as the latest live-action Disney remake hits the big screen.

Starring Rachel Zegler as the iconic Disney princess, “Snow White” has made $3.5 million in Thursday previews so far at the box office. It’s projected to make $45 million to $55 million in its opening weekend, plus another $50 million internationally for a worldwide launch of around $100 million.

Based on those projections, “Snow White” will end up below the 2023 “Little Mermaid” remake, which opened with $95 million, and more in line with 2019’s “Dumbo,” which launched with $45 million. “Little Mermaid” had $10.3 million in Thursday previews, while “Dumbo” took flight with $2.6 million. “Snow White” cost more than $250 million, plus marketing costs, so it’ll need to stick around in theaters and play well with families to turn a profit. Disney’s most recent release, the photorealistic “Mufasa: The Lion King,” opened to just $35 million in December but managed to make $252 million domestically and $716 million worldwide.

“West Side Story” and “Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” star Zegler puts her spin on Snow White, opposite “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen. Directed by Marc Webb, this iteration of the classic 1937 tale introduces new songs, a new love interest replacing Prince Charming and other slightly updated changes.

Also opening this weekend is Warner Bros. crime thriller “Alto Knights,” starring Robert De Niro as two different mob bosses. It’s aiming to make $2 million to $3 million this weekend and carries a $45 million price tag, setting the film to be a costly misfire.