Then there’s the often underrated action adaptation of the material, Snow White and the Huntsman. The 2012 adventure stars Kristen Stewart as the titular heroine, but focuses a lot more on the ...

The queen freaks out and orders her Huntsman (Ansu Kabia) to take Snow White into the woods and eliminate her. The Huntsman instead affords Snow White the opportunity to escape, and she flees deep ...

This Snow White is unique in that she gets two love stories (fitting for a Kristen Stewart character, since this was right in the Twilight heyday): Eric the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth), who can’t ...

Pre-The Hunger Games, the biggest difference was undoubtedly the hair. It was darker and floppier and very much giving off a ...

I couldn’t help but think of Charlize Theron in Snow White and the Huntsman and how it felt they were trying to recapture the essence of her portrayal while turning it into a poorly acted pantomime.

The queen, huntsman, mirror, dwarves, and Snow White herself are all there. But the live-action version adds some more characters, including Snow White's parents, a group of bandits, and some more ...

Only, where past Snow White adaptations like Mirror Mirror and Snow White And The Huntsman had their Snows White become sword-wielding badasses (again, all the princesses know kung fu), Wilson’s ...

The crux of the story remains the same. The Evil Queen (Gadot) is jealous of her stepdaughter, Snow White, and orders the Huntsman (Ansu Kabia) to take her deep into the woods to kill her.