Snow White and the Huntsmen. All I can say for starters is that it's much better than Mirror Mirror, and was a great movie all in all. It was really long as well, a good two and a half hours, but it was worth it. The progression, build up and sense of adventure were perfectly paced. Kristen Stewart lacking character again? Perhaps, though unlike Twilight, even though she had very little dialogue, the atmosphere of the movie (which was excellent, very similar to Lord of the Rings) really brought the character to life... somehow, but it was a good thing. It was dark, too, which always sucks me in. They didn't hold back, and it only added to the experience.
The 2.5 hour length allowed them to add in everything that was needed, and like I said before, the build up was really prominent and well done. By the time the final battle took place, I was on the edge of my seat.
If you're looking for something to just pass the time and half-pay attention to, then this certainly won't work, and you'll probably get bored/tired in the somewhat more lengthy scenes. But if you're looking for an adventure that will leave you incredibly satisfied and full, then this is a great movie for you (again, I use the Lord of the Rings comparison).
It was a great movie, not able to be labelled as a 'classic' at all, but it was great; they pulled off Snow White as well as they could have, given the source material, and they did it perfectly.
The last I saw was Pirates in an adventure with scientists, and as funny as it was, I was quite disappointed with it. I love the likes of Wallace and Gromit and I guess I expected too much from it.
