The film was directed by Tasim Sin, the Indian director of "God of War". It wasted no time to add a number of song and dance sections, but fortunately it didn't become an Indian-style two and a half hours. Lily Collins, a British beauty with thick eyebrows, plays Snow White, and Julia Roberts plays the queen mother. She is not only extremely evil, but also absurd, which can be regarded as a gift in the film. As for Armie Hammer, who plays the prince, he is really stylish, and the puppy's state is also really into the play. The production level of the film is gorgeous and exquisite.
When we recite the story of "Snow White" in reverse, a contrarian role to let everyone laugh at it, this can only be the maximum limit that the producer can make up. In the era when "Little Red Riding Hood" has become popular as a thriller, this film can still maintain the essence of the original story, and it is still the last bottom line of sticking to the traditional story. But my brother has a hunch that this bottom line will be ruthlessly penetrated by "Snow White and the Huntsman", because we have surpassed the era of tampering, and strode into the realm of no bottom line at full speed.
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