This movie has at least two women that talk, not sure if they talk about men or not yet.

I've updated the rating from 1/3 to 2/3.

Snow White and the Evil Queen definitely talk about a bunch of things (such as what it means to be a ruler). The Evil Queen must have an actual name, it's just never said/shown.

Snow White passes the bechdel test because Snow White asks the Evil Queen if she can pick apples to make pies for the kingdom.

I slogged thru this nightmare just so I could comment here. Not because I wanted to see it, or even be able to say I watched in case anyone wants to discuss it.

So, technically the only named female is Snow White. The Evil Queen never gets a proper name and is only referred to as the Evil Queen. But we could just say that IS her name and since she's a lead character its acceptable. This feminist manifesto produced by Disney to push an agenda amazingly has no other named female characters. So test One barely passes.
When the two female leads DO meet they barely speak. And they talk about a man (Snow's father). Then they address the crowd and not directly address each other. Then there's shouted orders like "Leave!" "Kill me!" and others, which barely qualify as conversation.
So I'm gonna say test two barely passes because a couple short sentences do qualify.
But test 3 fails because of the very limited interaction.
Yup, the girl power movie from Disney makes women look bad and doesn't even give the women much character development. Even funnier that it caused a huge media debacle for about two years. Also it only passes 2 out of 3 Bedchels.

I've watched the movie recently to analyze the differences between this one and the 1937 version. I think the 2025 one passes the teste, because there are conversations between the Evil Queen and Snow White that aren't about men. For example, at the begginning of the movie Snow White goes to the Evil Queen to ask her to be kind and share with the people of the town, the conversation is interrumped by the male lead, but still goes about another topics like justice or kindness.