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• MOVIE page: Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)
• Rate: 6.2/10 total 145,337 votes 
• Genre: Adventure | Drama | Fantasy
• Runtime: 127 min | 132 min (Extended Version)
• Filming Location: Cathedral Quarries, Little Langdale, Lake District, Cumbria, England, UK
• Budget: $170,000,000 (estimated)
• Gross: $155,111,815 (USA) (31 August 2012)
• Director: Rupert Sanders
• Stars: Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth, Charlize Theron | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: James Newton Howard   
• Soundtrack: Breath of Life
• Sound Mix: SDDS | Datasat | Dolby Digital
• Plot Keyword: Snow White | Queen | Evil Queen | Castle | Magic

Writing Credits By:

• Evan Daugherty (screenplay) and
• John Lee Hancock (screenplay) and
• Hossein Amini (screenplay)
• Evan Daugherty (screen story)

     

Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) Synopsis :

Snow White (Kristen Stewart) is the princess of Tabor, daughter of King Magnus (Noah Huntley) and Queen Eleanor (Liberty Ross). After his wife's death, King Magnus marries the beautiful Ravenna (Charlize Theron) after rescuing her from the Dark Army, an invading force of glass soldiers. Ravenna who is in fact a powerful sorceress and the Dark Army's master kills Magnus on their wedding night after noting that men like him exploit the beauty of women and discard them. As Ravenna seizes control of the kingdom, Duke Hammond (Vincent Regan) escapes the Castle with his son William, but is unable to save Snow White who is captured by Ravenna's brother Finn (Sam Spruell). Snow White is then locked away in a tower of the Castle.

Tabor is left in ruins under Ravenna's rule as she periodically drains the youth from young women in order to maintain a spell once cast by her mother which allows her to keep her beauty. When Snow White comes of age, Ravenna learns from her Magic Mirror (Christopher Obi Ogugua) th.......

Goofs: Continuity: While Snow White is lying "dead" in the white dress (at around 1h 30 mins), the position of her feet change between shots from being together to being separate to being together again.

Plot: In a twist to the fairy tale, the Huntsman ordered to take Snow White into the woods to be killed winds up becoming her protector and mentor in a quest to vanquish the Evil Queen. Full summary »  »

Story: Snow White, imprisoned daughter of the late king, escapes just as the Magic Mirror declares her the source of the Evil Queen's immortality. The Queen sends her men, led by a local huntsman, to bring her back. But upon her capture, the huntsman finds he's being played and turns against the Queen's men, saving Snow White in the process. Meanwhile, Snow's childhood friend, William, learns that she is alive and sets off to save her. Written byG.C. Bendixen

Produced By:

• Laurie Boccaccio known as associate producer
• Gloria S. Borders known as executive producer
• Sarah Bradshaw known as co-producer
• Helen Hayden known as producer: Ireland surf unit
• Sam Mercer known as producer
• Palak Patel known as producer
• Joe Roth known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Kristen Stewart known as Snow White
• Chris Hemsworth known as The Huntsman
• Charlize Theron known as Ravenna
• Sam Claflin known as William
• Sam Spruell known as Finn
• Ian McShane known as Beith
• Bob Hoskins known as Muir
• Ray Winstone known as Gort
• Nick Frost known as Nion
• Eddie Marsan known as Duir
• Toby Jones known as Coll
• Johnny Harris known as Quert
• Brian Gleeson known as Gus
• Vincent Regan known as Duke Hammond
• Noah Huntley known as King Magnus
• Liberty Ross known as Queen Eleanor
• Christopher Obi known as Mirror Man
• Lily Cole known as Greta
• Rachael Stirling known as Anna
• Hattie Gotobed known as Lily
• Raffey Cassidy known as Young Snow White
• Xavier Atkins known as Young William
• Izzy Meikle-Small known as Young Ravenna
• Anastasia Hille known as Ravenna's Mother
• Elliot Reeve known as Young Finn
• Mark Wingett known as Thomas
• Jamie Blackley known as Iain
• Dave Legeno known as Broch
• Matt Berry known as Percy
• Greg Hicks known as Black Knight General
• Peter Ferdinando known as Black Knight
• Andrew Hawley known as Guard on Duty
• Joey Ansah known as Aldan
• Gregor Truter known as Duke's Commander
• Tom Mullion known as Soldier
• Karen Anderson known as Muir Dwarf Double
• Lee Bennett known as Dark Army Warrior
• Jason Bostridge known as Dukes's Army
• Adams Cullen known as Gus Dwarf Double
• Neve Gachev known as Fendland woman
• Craig Garner known as Coll Dwarf Double
• Craig Izzard known as Duke's Army
• Lee Edward Jones known as Quert Dwarf Double
• Cameron Matthew Leese known as Nobleman
• Edwards Lewis known as Nion Dwarf Double
• Edd Osmond known as Gort Dwarf Double
• Jo Osmond known as Beith Dwarf Double
• John Robinson known as Bishop
• Lasco Atkins known as Palace Worker (uncredited)
• Duncan Casey known as Ravenna Guard (uncredited)
• Jake Francis known as Ravenna's Archer (uncredited)
• Matt Hookings known as Magnus Guard (uncredited)
• Kevin Hudson known as Archer (uncredited)
• Darren Kent known as Emaciated Peasant (uncredited)
• Jess Liaudin known as Shadow Army Soldier (uncredited)
• Duncan JC Mais known as The Shadow (uncredited)
• Max Manganello known as Duke's Warrior (uncredited)
• Brendan McCoy known as Warrior - Duke's Army (uncredited)
• Duncan Meadows known as Woodsman (uncredited)
• Sarah Molkenthin known as Peasant (uncredited)
• Alex Moore known as Duke's Knight (uncredited)
• Bryony Neylan-Francis known as Gypsy Villager (uncredited)
• Mayo Oliver known as Ravenna Guard (uncredited)
• Jimmy Pethrus known as Dark & Duke's Army Soldier (uncredited)
• Paradox Pollack known as Bat Faerie (uncredited)
• Julian Seager known as Woodsman (uncredited)
• David Speed known as Ravenna Guard (uncredited)
• Ryan Stuart known as Mercenary #3 (uncredited)
• David Verne known as Shadow Soldier (uncredited)
• Annabelle Wallis known as Sara (uncredited)
• Paul Warren known as Emaciated Peasant (uncredited)
• Christian Wolf-La'Moy known as Ravenna's Archer (uncredited)

Production Companies:

• Roth Films
• Universal Pictures

MPAA: Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, and brief sensuality

Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) Review by xalterax-mc from Jacksonville, Florida

Well I saw huntsman the opening night, midnight showing. I went into itexpecting something amazing. It was...alright. Honestly the visualswere really good. I enjoyed the how well Chris Hemsworth and CharlizeTheron portrayed their roles and drew me into the story. The littlegirl that played Snow White at the beginning had me entranced, andeverything was going great - then she grew up.

Kristen Stewart as the female lead really ruined the whole film for me.She was depressingly emotionless and despite everyone in the film'sworld wanting to save and protect a otherwise unlikable character dueto the character's performance, left me neither identifying with norliking the character. I felt for the little girl at the beginning, whowas easily 5 times the actor Kristen Stewart was in this film.

Everyone I went with felt the same.

Throughout the film she is very quiet, and what lines she has aren'tmemorable at all (again, no emotion). Chris Hemsworth pours his heartout to her in one scene, and while she was asleep and ultimately it washis kiss that woke her...she goes on, cold and emotionless - feelingnothing for him. Very sad, as the first 10 minutes had me very excitedfor the rest of the film - but then it just fell apart when she failedtime and time again to react or become a likable character.

She acts the same in the Twilight movies, as far as I understand - soI'll continue to stay away from those as well. The rest of the moviewas a good production, though it dragged a little at parts. To avoidthe same problem in the future, I will simply abstain from anythingKristen Stewart is in. If you want to see this, but haven't seen say -Avengers, see that instead.

I'd wait for Redbox on this one.

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Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) Review by marcia-varaschin from Brazil
The movie is good (not great, though), specially because of the visualeffects and Charlize Theron acting. She is great, beautiful,impressive, plays her role full of passion, as usual. Also I thinkthere was no need for a 127 minutes picture. It could last less time,because in some moments I felt like they were just dragging it for noreason. I expected more, but all the problem is with Snow White choice.Kristen Stewart is like my refrigerator, no matter what I put in it(milk, soda, eggs, vegetables, meat), it is and it will always be arefrigerator. And so is she. She is always the same, no matter whatrole she is playing. If she can be an actress, so can my refrigerator.They are both cold and have no expression.

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Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) Review by Thoroughly Disappointed from Canada

As a huge fan of fantasy books and films, I had very high hopes forthis one... Especially when people said "oh, you liked Lord of theRings? You'll love this!" The verdict? I now know who *not* to listento next time. If your tastes are similar to mine, you tend to read thebooks before watching the movies and you don't really follow particularactors. So, really, I had high expectations for this film - and thatmight've been the problem... Charlize Theron played the evil queen wellbut I would've loved it if the film had delved further into the queen'shistory as several ideas were started but never really explained (Ihave a decent imagination but I don't really think, as a viewer, Ishould be entirely responsible for thinking up ways to connect thedots). For instance, why is the Queen able to feel everything herbrother feels? Why did her mother decide to give her the spell ratherthan both her and her brother or just her brother? And why, once we getinto the meat (or the attempt at the meat) of the story, did the Queenspare Snow White's life when she didn't yet know Snow White was "thefairest"? And if she did know, all the more reason! Why spare her?? TheHuntsman was, I would argue, the best developed character - at least incomparison to the others. At the very least, you knew enough to explainhis drinking problem and his bitterness... That said, his wasn't anoverly complex character to portray. For exactly that reason, it seemedmore than a little ridiculous that the Huntsman *alone* carried theromantic scenes between he and Snow White. For instance, at one point,as he leads Snow White through the forest, he takes a knife to herskirts (apparently he thought they were getting in the way). Snow Whitestares blankly at the Huntsman and it is only once he says "don'tflatter yourself" that you realize the emotion Snow White wassupposedly showing was chaste shock. Granted that, perhaps if I wasmore familiar with Kristen Stewart's acting, I might have recognizedwhat she was portraying, but, on the other hand, I'm more of the mindthat I shouldn't need to know your acting style in order to recognizeso basic an emotion. This kind of jarring (not in a good way) andunbalanced acting was repeated at the end of the film when Snow Whiteis crowned and the Huntsman enters the room. Looking at Snow White, onesees only a blank yet tearful smile, but when The camera turns to theHuntsman it dawns on you that there was supposed to be some sort ofmoment passing between them. All in all, the chemistry existed only onthe side of the Huntsman, leaving much to be desired from KristenStewart's portrayal. And that, of course, brings us to Snow White. Thecharacter seems to borrow much from Joan of Arc to the point that onemight wonder if she wondered into the wrong film. There is an attemptto develop the character but Ms Stewart seems to be little able tocarry the development of what might have been a very strong femalecharacter. The only hint of real strength comes with Snow White'sbattle speech which would've been fantastic except for the utter lackof build up to this newfound strength of character. So, in spite of thebest intentions, this moment came across as contrived. If only KristenStewart had managed to keep up that pace of energy throughout the restof the film, it might have been more believable. So, unfortunately,though I had high hopes, I actually found myself rolling my eyesfrequently and feeling a bit like I was watching someone show off allhis "super awesome" visual effects - which *was* pretty cool... Justnot enough to carry a story. In conclusion, if you count yourself asone who likes a good plot, great character development, and strongfemale leads... Either lower your expectations or skip this oneentirely.

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