In the early 90s, my sister and I used to watch this movie at my friends house. It was on tape, but I think it may have been recorded off the television. Anyway, it's a live action version of snow white (real people, not animated.) I've searched IMDB and googled, but can't find it anywhere. I know I didn't imagine it! What I remembered most were the first scene where Snow White is born, and a drop of blood falls on the snow. The other part is at the end when Snow White is getting married and the Wicked Stepmother arrives. She's holding the mirror and then she basically blows up in a million tiny little pieces. What is this movie?? Please help!

The only one I can think of right now would be Snow White.. the tale of terror... here's a link Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997)

I just found this one too... 1987 Snow White (1987)

It could also be from Faerie Tale Theater, there was a snow white episode.

I think I know which Snow White you're referring to. It's by Cannon films. You can go to this link YouTube - Snow White (Cannon Movie Tale) trailer (Cannon Films). I hope it's the one you're looking for.:)

It may be the one that came out in 1991. It's just called "Snow White" and GoodTimes Home Video Corp. came out with it. I've been trying to find it on dvd and no luck so far. I still have the VHS tape from when it first came out. I may just have to give up on trying to find it on dvd and buy a vcr instead lol

I think the movie you maybe looking for is the Snow White: Fairest of Them All movie. I have been looking for a similar movie to the one you described and found some clips from this movie on Youtube through IMDB. Check it out and enjoy, Good Luck!

I was looking for an old live-action Snow White movie for a long time too, that I'm pretty sure meets your exact description. It turns out the movie I was watching was German and dubbed in English. Here is a trailer for it: YouTube - Snow White promo


And here's a site about it: Schneewittchen und die sieben Zwerge - Über diesen Film - Film - Cinema.de

I hope it's what you're looking for.