The biggest problem lies in the feasibility and balance of the story. The film attempts to create a flesh-and-blood dark queen with her own bitter history of blood and tears, giving a brutal reason that can be justified, and abruptly turning the fairy tale into reality. The above treatment is indeed very attentive. After such a complicated and tedious description, the image of the queen is far more attractive than that of Snow White. In this way, the images of Snow White and the Hunter are weak. In theory, too much space should not be spent on them. Only in this way can the film achieve balance.
Unfortunately, I can only express great regret for the director's ability to schedule actors and scenes. The positioning of actors and scenes is unbalanced, and it is only unilateral to get what they need. They are all illusory and rootless, and beauty is beautiful, but no character or plot can deeply penetrate the hearts of the people and firmly grasp the audience. Of course, Charlize Theron's performance and appearance are very amazing. There is no doubt that she can't save several plays by herself. Stewart's looks are a bit worse, and his acting skills are a lot worse.
It feels like all the costs are invested in the actors' pay and special effects production. The Lord of the Rings, "Milk Bath", giant beasts, dwarfs, fairyland, goblins, insects, from the perspective of visual effects, it is worthy of the Oscar nominated film for best visual effects. Others, similar to "Clash of the Gods", don't have to be too demanding.
Hunter has a line: "I'm sorry, I let you down." This is actually for the audience.
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