Snow White and the Huntsman

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - The Village Burns

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - You Would Kill Your Queen?

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - She is the One

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - You'll Be a Queen in Heaven

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - An Army of Glass

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - You Cannot Defeat Me

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - The Huntsman Betrayed

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - Fighting Finn

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - Mirror, Mirror On the Wall

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Snow White and the Huntsman: Official Clip - A Poisoned Apple

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Cast & Crew

Kristen Jaymes Stewart
Snow White

Charlize Theron
Ravenna

Chris Hemsworth
The Huntsman

Sam Claflin
William

Sam Spruell
Finn

Ian McShane
Beith

Bob Hoskins
Muir

Ray Winstone
Gort

Nick Frost
Nion

Eddie Marsan
Duir

Toby Jones
Coll

Rupert Sanders
Director

Evan Daugherty
Writer

Evan Daugherty
Screenwriter

John Lee Hancock
Screenwriter

Hossein Amini
Screenwriter

Sam Mercer
Producer

Palak Patel
Producer

Joe Roth
Producer

Gloria Borders
Executive Producer

Greig Fraser
Cinematography

Conrad Buff IV
Film Editing

Neil Smith
Film Editing

James Newton Howard
Original Music

Lucy Bevan
Casting

Dominic Watkins
Production Design

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Audience Reviews for Snow White and the Huntsman

• Mar 31, 2017

  There was a part that made me think they were copying Lord of the Rings with Snow White playing the part of Frodo. I was not too impressed with the movie.
  Red L Super Reviewer
• May 11, 2016

  It has really been a popular trend lately, remaking old classic cartoons into live action movies. And that was also done with "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," but it's being redone and Eric, the Huntsman is getting a much bigger role this time around. This movie constantly tries to remind you that you are actually watching a remake of an old fairytale, but that they have done some changes, but it's not like we ever need to be reminded of that because we can see it and the only thing that is basically the same are some of the characters. Snow White and the Huntsman are some of the characters that we recognize and then not really. Then the dwarfs, but they have been changed for something that isn't exactly positive. The performances by Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron are great and they really knock it out of the park, even though the story doesn't really do that much to help the characters at all. Kristen Stewart is fine in the movie, but her performance only change slightly from her horrible performance in "The Twilight Saga" movies. The movie isn't really that good and it definitely doesn't get better no matter how many times you watch it.
  

  Lasse G Super Reviewer
• Apr 23, 2016

  The only real reason I decided to finally sit down and watch Snow White and The Huntsman was due to the release of The Huntsman Winters War this weekend. Though there are plenty of beautifully shot sequences and cool imagery, the film is an overall bore with no real chemistry between any of the actors on screen. The good things I had heard from this film besides the visuals revolved around Charlize Theron's portrayal of Ravenna/the Queen. Sometimes the performance blurred the lines of it being over the top, but I enjoyed every second of it. She really seemed to be the only one having fun with her role as the rest of the film is a grim sloppy mess. Kristin Stewart wasn't unbearable as the titular character and Chris Hemsworth was Chris Hemsworth, but he didn't get a ton to do. I didn't mind watching their individual performances but their chemistry together was nonexistent. The film has extraordinary visuals, however. Not only is Greig Fraser's cinematography gorgeous, but the visual effects are top notch. It's aesthetic is largely different than the original 1937 film, with a few exceptions. Of course, the dwarfs do make an appearance, albeit not a memorable one. But there's also a twist or two in the latter half that borrow from the old film, but sadly, they are handled poorly. In all, it's an entertaining watch without volume or any real investment in the story, if that's what you're into. +Visuals +Theron -Chemistry is lacking -Poorly handled 3rd act 5.0/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• Feb 22, 2016

  I enjoyed this. An interesting adaptation of the classic fairy tale with a sequel due out this year. Whilst I am not really a fan of Kristen Stewart she is not that bad in this.
  

  Ian W Super Reviewer

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