Very doubtful about the aesthetic ability of the magic mirror

It is said that in the original Disney animation, the image of Snow White is extremely beautiful and moving, and the evil queen is fierce and cruel while asking the magic mirror who is the most beautiful woman in the world. In this film, Charlize Theron, who plays the evil queen, is vicious and vicious and lives up to the expectations of the audience. What was even more impressive was the enchanting figure that swelled the blood of many males and the delicate face that could be broken by blowing bullets, especially in the bathing scene, wearing a crown on her head, she slowly stood up from the milk, all over her body. The shadow full of milky white milk is definitely a classic, and I'm sure there are countless people who want her to put those hands elsewhere. It was definitely a set of shots that lowered the surrounding temperature and made people feel cold. From this shot, it can also be seen that the director's design of this character, while obsessed with beauty, is comparable to the madness of power, and he does not take off the crown when he takes a shower. Compared with this beautiful evil queen, the "Snow White" who should have been crowning the whole film is a bit inferior and a bit sour. Throughout the film, Kristen Stewart, who has a bitter and feuding appearance, has been acting as the director's coolie. It can be said that her face has never been clean in front of the camera, and there are two star marks under her eyes, I don't know if it is the need for makeup It's still caused by fatigue. Anyway, it's not the same thing as in "Twilight". I really don't know if it's the reason for the physical and mental exhaustion to take into account the cheating at the same time. I really don't know what aesthetic standard that magic mirror is. Anyway, in my opinion, this Snow White is far less attractive than the Queen.

The film still has a little effort in the processing of visual effects. The beautiful elf forest is refreshing, and the battle scenes, especially the final battle with the queen, is the climax of the film, but the beautiful and powerful queen In the hands of the weak "ugly duckling". The leading actors can finally put on clean clothes, wash the mud off their faces, and show their faces neatly and cleanly at the end of the film.

Chris Hemsworth, the new-age screen tough guy and comic book hero, seems to have been lingering on playing this almost "brainless" role. Having seen him three times in the movie, I just feel that he has been Doing one thing is "swinging". Tall and handsome, with sexy muscles, it's not just for this, it's really a waste. I'm really puzzled by the design of this character. From the beginning to the end, why is he? A complete drunk and coward, how did he complete the transformation from a bear to a hero while chasing Snow White? And what has he been fighting for since then? Also very puzzling. And finally, I have to write that I admire the director of this film very much.

First of all, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs were made into Snow White's Revenge;
secondly, the "Hunter" in the original book was stunned to become the hero of the film;
again, the Seven Dwarfs died not long after they appeared. One, the dwarf Qixiong is missing one; in the
end, the selection of actors is really very good, the men are handsome and the women are beautiful.
In the end, the story is very subversive, and I admire the courage of the director. In the filming, I hooked up the young heroine, and I admire the director's courage and tactics.

I don't know what happened within a year, but two live-action movies of "Snow White" appeared in a row. Adapting an animation work of the same theme in such a short period of time will inevitably let the audience compare. In general, The two films are good at winning the game, and the two directors each interpret their own stories. The director of this film strives to take the edge of the sword and focus on creating war scenes, while the director of the other film reproduces the fairy tale color perfectly. 's video. In terms of the choice of actors, I have to say that the director of this film is lacking. The queen is too beautiful, and the princess lacks that kind of fairy tale beauty. Kristen Stewart's image personally thinks that it is a bit more dusty.

All in all, it's a decent movie to watch, but it's a bit of a surprise.

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