India, March 21 -- There are times in Marc Webb's live-action adaptation of Snow White where the frames jump to life. It is usually during the titular princess' escapades in the forest, lit beautifully by CGI lighting, or when the seven dwarfs are being all merry, or when the forest animals exude their cuteness for kids to fawn over. To sum it up, the best part of this live-action film is all CGI and VFX. That should set alarm bells ringing in the Disney office because years and decades ago, what made their animation click was the human touch. How they have managed to make live-action adaptations of warm stories starring living, breathing humans and not an ounce of humanity is beyond me. (Also read: Snow White first reviews: Some relief f...