Sentences with phrase «huntsman film»

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Not to mention the imbalance between her career, now basically in the past tense, and his, which skyrocketed with his recent debut feature film, Snow White & the Huntsman, which she is clearly supportive of:

I watched «The Huntsman: Winter's War (Trailer 2)» and I want to see this movie because I liked the first film and this cast is even better.

Huntsman is cutting against the grain with his online strategy, using an unconventional web presence that places a heavy emphasis on Internet videos that look a bit like they came from the outtake reel of a documentary film.

Snow White is exactly like the red lips, snow white would have in the film, Huntsman..

«The Huntsman: Winter's War» is one of the most boring films I have seen in all of 2016 so far.

The film focuses on two of the best elements from the first film: Charlize Theron's wickedly beautiful and scheming Ravenna, a queen who desires power and to be the fairest of them all, and Chris Hemsworth's ruggedly hunky ax - throwing huntsman, Eric.

Last year we saw duelling «Snow White» films, the lighter «Mirror Mirror» in March followed by the darker fantasy «Snow White and the Huntsman» in June.Same situation this year, but the story this time is terrorists taking over the...

When the film was set for June 1 it was up against Snow White and the Huntsman.

Speaking with director Rupert Sanders about his first feature film - Snow White & The Huntsman (20 Jun 2012).

This prequel tells the story of how Chris Hemsworth became Eric (the Huntsman of the title) and the Australian clearly enjoys reprising his central role although he doesn't have the presence to carry the film

«The Huntsman», which is a prequel to the 2012 film «Snow White and the Huntsman», also stars Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt, and Sam Claflin.

The majority of the film's action takes place long after Eric and Sara's love affair is discovered (you can probably guess how Freya reacts to it) and Eric has escaped the icy North to be a Huntsman of his very own.

«Beauty and the Beast» and «The Huntsman: Winter's War» scribe Evan Spiliotopoulos is in talks to pen the script for a film centered on popular G.I. Joe character Snake Eyes at Paramount Pictures.

Rupert Sanders (Snow White And The Huntsman) is directing with Paramount on board to co-finance the film, which is based on the bestselling Japanese sci - fi franchise.

«Snow White and the Huntsman»: The castle may have been computer generated, but the expanse of beach that serves as the backdrop for the fantasy film's climactic battle scene can be found in Wales.

His other movies are The Cabin in the Woods which was released on 2012, Snow White and the Huntsman which is the movie of 2012, Red Dawn which is a war film and Rush, a biographical sports movie.

The film is directed by Snow White & the Huntsman's Rupert Sanders.

The low 18 percent Rotten Tomatoes score for «The Huntsman,» and the fact that Stewart didn't reprise her role, surely dulled the film's competitive edge.

Snow White and the Huntsman 2: I get moneymaking plays a big part in deciding whether or not to make a sequel, but just because Snow White and the Huntsman enjoyed an impressive $ 56.2 million opening doesn't mean moviegoers will look past the fact that the film wasn't all that good and return for more.

By Kim Palacios hollywoodnews.com: The film is not yet in production — so what did «Snow White and The Huntsman» director Rupert Sanders and producers Joe Roth and Palak Patel have to share yesterday at Comic - Con?

Robsten Dreams got their hands on these French character posters for the upcoming film «Snow White and the Huntsman» by director Rupert Sanders and starring Kristen Stewart (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1, On The Road, The Runaways), Chris Hemsworth (The Avengers, Thor, Red Dawn, The Cabin in the Woods), Charlize Theron (Mad Max: Fury Road, Prometheus), Ian McShane (Jack the Giant Killer, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides), Sam Claflin, Bob Hoskins (Hook) and Ray Winstone (The Departed).

Universal Pictures released the final official movie poster for the upcoming film «Snow White and the Huntsman» by director Rupert Sanders and starring Kristen Stewart (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1, On The Road, The Runaways), Chris Hemsworth (The Avengers, Thor, Red Dawn, The Cabin in the Woods), Charlize Theron (Mad Max: Fury Road, Prometheus), Ian McShane (Jack the Giant Killer, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides), Sam Claflin, Bob Hoskins (Hook) and Ray Winstone (The Departed).

Jessica Chastain (The Martian, The Huntsman: Winter's War) is also on board the film, with the actress set to play Molly Bloom, «a -LSB-...]

Originally, the film was going to be a sequel with director Rupert Sanders returning but some real - life drama got in the way and they decided to focus on Chris Hemsworth's Huntsman character instead.

And I got to admit, Snow White and the Huntsman was better than I expected but that's only because it was my fill - in movie (went to see two films and there was this 2,5 hour gap between them that I needed to fill) and I didn't expect anything.

Release Date Changes: Hopefully you wrote these films down in your calendar with pencil because Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Colombiana and Snow White and the Huntsman are all getting new release dates.

Huntsman 2 is like a skeleton of a film, or a rehearsal for another one.

In that spirit, Cedric Nicolas - Troyan's The Huntsman: Winter's War (hereafter Huntsman 2) reminds a lot of pleasant disasters like Ladyhawke and Krull, with its biggest crime maybe being that it's not ridiculous enough, given how the fantastic commitment of Charlize Theron, reprising her role from the previous film (which I'm sure I saw and probably reviewed), seems ultimately squandered.

In the latest episode of The Flickering Myth Review Podcast, Scott Davis and Rohan Morbey discuss Midnight Special, The Huntsman: Winter's War, Victoria, Boulevard and Dheepan... Subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud Check back each week for your regular dose of film reviews courtesy of Flickering Myth.

A couple weeks ago, Chris Hemsworth while promoting his film In The Heart of The Sea was asked which one of his Huntsman co-stars he'd like to see play a villain in Thor: Ragnarok.

Huntsman 2 is one of those films for which it's impossible to provide a plot summary because the plot is just a checklist.

With Universal Pictures moving forward on a new adaptation of «Van Helsing», Twitch reports that «Snow White and The Huntsman» director Rupert Sanders has been approached to direct the film.

Marvel just released the first official movie poster for the upcoming comic book film «Thor: The Dark World» by director Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones, The Playboy Club, The Sopranos) and starring Chris Hemsworth (Snow White and the Huntsman 2, Robopocalypse, The Avengers, Red Dawn), Tom Hiddleston (Henry V, Only Lovers Left Alive), Natalie Portman (Your Highness, Knight of Cups), Kat Dennings (Renee, 2 Broke Girls) and Anthony Hopkins (Arabian Nights, Red 2, Noah, Hitchcock)

Last year we saw duelling «Snow White» films, the lighter «Mirror Mirror» in March followed by the darker fantasy «Snow White and the Huntsman» in June.

Universal just released this awesome new movie poster featuring Kristen Stewart as Snow White from the upcoming film «Snow White and the Huntsman» by director Rupert Sanders and starring Kristen Stewart (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1, On The Road, The Runaways), Chris Hemsworth (The Avengers, Thor, Red Dawn, The Cabin in the Woods), Charlize Theron (Mad Max: Fury Road, Prometheus), Ian McShane (Jack the Giant Killer, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides), Sam Claflin, Bob Hoskins (Hook) and Ray Winstone (The Departed).

Her film credit includes Snow White and the Huntsman (2012), Equals by Drake Doremus (2015), Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ang Lee (2016), and several Festival de Cannes Selections On the Road by Walter Salles (2012), Clouds of Sils Maria (2014) and Personal Shopper (2016) both by Olivier Assayas (2014) as well as Café Society by Woody Allen.

Kate Winslet, Ray Stevenson, Mekhi Phifer, Maggie Q, Jai Courtney, Miles Teller, Zoë Kravitz and more star in the film from director Neil Burger (Limitless), written by Evan Daugherty (Snow White and the Huntsman) and Vanessa Taylor («Game of Thrones»), based on Veronica Roth's book of the same name.

Now comes The Huntsman: Winter's War, another part two of a film franchise that fits more than comfortably into the completely unnecessary category than one which was overwhelming demanded.

Based on a popular graphic novel by Marasume Shirow and directed by Rupert Sanders («Snow White and the Huntsman»), Ghost in the Shell is a visually stunning experience with a fine core performance by Scarlett Johansson («Captain America: Civil War»), but it borrows so much of other, mostly better science fiction films and TV series, that charges of grand larceny should be levied against writers William Wheeler («Queen of Katwe»), Ehren Kruger («Transformers: Age of Extinction») and Jamie Moss («Street Kings»).

The Huntsman: Winter's War is not the disaster that some people thought it would be, but it's not a recommendable film either.

In what's being marketed as a prequel to the first film, The Huntsman is oddly both a prequel and a sequel to Snow White, yet does not require anyone to have seen that movie.

At one point, I remember thinking that both Oz and Snow White and the Huntsman looked like they had some promise but both ended up being some of the worst films that I'd seen all year.

Snow White and The Huntsman was a 2012 film that did a different spin on the classic tale.

An impressive cast — including Ian McShane (Snow White and the Huntsman) and Eddie Marsan (I, Anna)-- evidently see the humour of the film's approach, with none as delightfully comedic as Ewan McGregor (The Impossible).

In this time of dark fantasy films («Snow White and the Huntsman,» «Prometheus «-RRB-, violent war dramas («For Greater Glory «-RRB- and bland adult comedies («What to Expect When You're Expecting,» «Lola Versus «-RRB-, it's refreshing to see a fun, colorful movie the whole family can enjoy together.

According to the official logline for the film, The Huntsman will reveal how the Huntsman Eric (Hemsworth) and the Evil Queen Ravenna (Charlize Theron) first met, before the events of Snow White and the Huntsman.

Plans for a proper sequel were reportedly axed in the aftermath of Kristen Stewart's scandalous affair with director Rupert Sanders, so Universal forged ahead with a Huntsman - centric film instead, relegating Snow White to a mere footnote.

Though Charlize Theron delivers a great performance as the Evil Queen, playing the iconic villain as a raging psychopath, she goes missing for large portions of the film, while Chris Hemsworth's Huntsman isn't given enough to do to warrant his top billing.

Not the most likely or inspiring choice for the job, Bill Condon (Dreamgirls, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn) takes the helm of this $ 160 million production with a script attributed to Stephen Chbosky (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, the film adaptation of Rent) and Disney DTV veteran Evan Spiliotopoulos (whose more recent credits include the maligned not - quite - tentpoles Hercules starring Dwayne Johnson and The Huntsman: Winter's War).