Storyline
As two evil sisters prepare to conquer the land, two renegades—Eric the Huntsman, who aided Snow White in defeating Ravenna in Snowwhite and the Huntsman, and his forbidden lover, Sara—set out to stop them.
Directors
Cast
Nick Frost, Alexandra Roach, Robert Portal, Fred Tatasciore, Liam Neeson, David Mumeni, Emily Blunt, Charlize Theron, Jessica Chastain, Chris Hemsworth, Ralph Ineson, Rob Brydon, Sam Claflin, Lynne Wilmot, Sam Hazeldine, Robert Wilfort, Kara Lily Hayworth, Alejandro Cuello, Amelia Crouch, Madeleine Worrall, Sophie Cookson, Sam Coulson, Colin Morgan, Sheridan Smith, Sope Dirisu, Conrad Khan, Niamh Walter, Nana Agyeman-Bediako, Chinna Wodu, Andrew Rothney, Tim Delap, Antony Acheampong, Ian Davies, George Watkins, Aj Bediako, Ryan Donaldson, Osi Okerafor, Maya Wasowicz, Yusuf Hofri, Eshan Gopal, Jadey Duffield
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Reviews
60
With a wraparound narrative that never really strikes a balance between past and present, all that axe-flinging, ice-casting action makes a modest impact.
55
If all else fails, at least it’s a movie smart enough to know that, frankly, you can’t beat Charlize Theron, covered in gold, shooting lethal spiky tentacles out of her midriff.
50
It’s passably entertaining, and like the last one breathtakingly crafted, especially Colleen Atwood’s microscopically detailed costumes.
50
If judged by fluid effects work, Atwood’s stunning costumes, and the fun of watching Theron and Blunt reach new heights of arch camp, The Huntsman: Winter’s War is a triumph. By any other measure, though, it’s a far more qualified prospect
42
There’s very little in The Huntsman: Winter's War itself that is actively bad. Compared to some of its blockbuster rivals, it’s reasonably watchable, never offensive, and mostly coherent.
