Snow White and the Huntsman Review

So I went and saw this movie just this Friday when it came out, and if I'm being completely honest, I thought this movie was pretty good. Probably a 7.5/10 for me (needless to say my review for this movie might be slightly biased since I am a fan of chivalry and the Medieval period). Even though the animations were fantastic, there could have been a few acting touch-ups. On a few scenes, they could have made it slightly longer; for example, when the Huntsman was explaining about his past, he didn't give an in-depth story. It was mostly vague. If the producers would have added a bit more story to it, I would have been thoroughly satisfied.
I walked into the movie almost convinced that there would have been no emotion from Kristen Stewart. Surprisingly, she did give a few smiles, and when she was riling up the soldiers to fight, she actually displayed enough emotion that I had chills. However, I was slightly disappointed that Kristen Stewart was in yet another love triangle.
As said before, the animations and special effects were two thumbs up; there were no parts where things looked fake or unrealistic and a couple of times, I found myself tripped out by how well they executed the animations and how extremely real it looked. For this portion of the movies, I have to give it a solid 10/10.
One of the things that I liked most about this film was the fact that Snow White didn't have to wait for the Huntsman and everyone else to kill the evil Queen for her. Almost always in these kinds of movies, the men go and do all the killing while the female(s) sit idly by. This wasn't the case here. In the last battle, Snow White was actually in armour (as seen above) and fighting.
In conclusion, I think that if you're a person that's a fan of the medieval times, this is a good movie to watch. It's not necessarily a movie that I would go and watch a second time in the movie theatres, but you should see it once.