Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

ThiefHott Too much of everything

Fairaher The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

sophiakushner I've seen twilight and it sucks because of Kristin Stewart but we can sorta get over that with the fact that Taylor is so hot as is Robert. In this sorry Chris but you just don't make the cut because Kristen is just that bad of an actor. I would rather watch twilight with my ex than have sex with my boyfriend while this is playing it sucks. I started to laugh less than halfway through it which isn't good at all. If you want to watch something good or that may get two stars watch twilight. If u want to enjoy yourself then watch arrested development because it's supposed to be funny and you won't throw up in your mouth. Personally I feel bad for the staff at the theater when that came out there must have been A LOT of puke because everyone did it when they got home if they could make it out of their seat.

Kirpianuscus the costumes, the atmosphere, the tension, the confrontation. and reasonable performances. enough for a film who gives other version to a classic fairy tale. dark, interesting, fascinating in few scenes, a film for adults more than for kids, mixing the Medieval fragments with a sort of bitter poetry of image.not a revelation. but one of films who defines entertainment and gives the chance to discover the flavor of a form of, maybe not real authentic, childhood, with its scary sides and heroic sides.its basic virtue - to propose two admirable actresses in real provocative roles. with a not bad result.

Miguel Neto Snow White and the Huntsman is another adaptation of the tale of the Brothers Grimm , the film is directed by Rupert Sanders , the cast is very interesting , Kristen Stewart does not compromise the film, she is acceptable , Chris Hemsworth does a reasonable performance , Charlize Theron is the better film, makes good performance , you actually see that it is evil, it is a lot of significant , there has in the cast, Sam Claflin , Sam Spruell , Ian McShane and others, the picture of the film is good , the somber tone works , especially in the scene in the forest, the script is a bit confusing , it is well paced , the action scenes are good , the soundtrack is average , the costume is very good, the edition is good, and the pace of the film is acceptable , Snow White and the Huntsman is a cool movie , has good scenes , a good cast , even with a bit dragged screenplay , and some good performances affected . Note 6.7

TheLittleSongbird 'Snow White and the Huntsman' did have potential. The trailers looked decent, and Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth and all the actors playing the dwarfs have been responsible for great work in their careers.However, although she has given good performances outside of 'Twilight', this reviewer doesn't care hugely for Kristen Stewart (though she is not a detractor either) and cares even less for the 'Twilight Saga'. So expectations prior to seeing the film, a live-action re-imagining of the classic fairy tale, were mixed.Watching it finally at a film night with friends, 'Snow White and the Huntsman' wasn't as bad as feared and does have a good amount going for it, but it should have been much better than it was.First and foremost, starting with the good assets, the best things about 'Snow White and the Huntsman' are the production values and Charlize Theron. The film is very beautiful to look at, with luscious but also atmospheric photography, Gothic but also elegant and rustic set and scenery design and lavish costumes (Ravenna's are a knockout). The special effects are mostly fine too. Ravenna is the one character that 'Snow White and the Huntsman' properly tries to develop (and it does so reasonably, but there are parts that could have been elaborated upon more), and Theron positively sinks her teeth into the character, giving a very enjoyably hammy (sometimes), sinister and also tragic interpretation.James Newton Howard's score complements very well, it's beautifully orchestrated, rousing, elegiac, atmosphere-enhancing and very involving. Hemsworth is appropriately stone-faced and brooding as the Huntsman, displaying charisma and emotion. Sam Claflin does well too, though with an underwritten character.Was mixed however on the dwarfs and Rupert Sanders' direction. The dwarfs are very enjoyably characterised, with all of them displaying much needed character, humour and charm, more so than their material deserved. Ian McShane is particularly noteworthy. However, they are written in a very glossed over and bland fashion, almost like they were written as an afterthought. The decision to scale down the actors may not work for some people, those who feel that casting real-life dwarfs would have fared better, personally enjoyed the performances but felt it would have been better if Warwick Davis played all of them. Sanders' direction exudes confidence visually, but in the chemistry between actors, direction of some of the actors and direction of the drama he seemed ill at ease.The biggest problem with 'Snow White and the Huntsman' is Stewart (an opinion this reviewer well before reading the reviews for the film, so this is own opinion talking), she gives a very wooden, expressionless and one-note (constant surprise and "sucking on lemon"-like) performance that makes identifying and sympathising with Snow White incredibly difficult. A shame because her younger child counterpart was very believable. The story has moments (mainly with Theron), but flounders from a lack of chemistry in the pivotal relationship between Stewart and Hemsworth, a particularly dull middle act and stuff brought up but barely explored giving an incomplete and jumpy feel to the storytelling.Action is episodic and lacking in tension and excitement generally, while the script clunks badly and the characters are bland with the exception of Ravenna. They do start trying to develop the Huntsman but the development is forgotten about once he becomes protector and lover.Overall, looks great but fails to engage narratively. Not awful, not great, wildly uneven more like. 5/10 Bethany Cox