Movie review: The Huntsman, Winter war.

Movie review: the huntsman

      ...aaaaahhhhaaaahh!!! I finally watched it in theatres today! No I wasn't disappointed, I do have questions about it though but anything that has to do with fantasy, absolute power,absolute wealth that you're actually made of gold? I'm all in!.

  So from the advert you see two powerful sister's that seem to get on well at first but then turn on each other, and guess what? You're excited about how it all goes down, well I was, I have a younger sister and actually went to watch it with her, anyways that was the bit that got me hooked.

  Now I'll tell you what the movie was about, SPOILERS ALERT!!! Revena a powerful sorceress and queen with an unquechable love for power kills her husband while playing chess.
So from what I gather that's not an ordinary chess game, it's enchanted that's why she always lets her younger sister Freya win

Back to what I was saying, Revena is more or less like a mother to Freya and decides to manipulate Freya's life so her powers could manifest, Freya doesn't know how to unleash the power within her yet until she finds her newborn child dead with her fiance beside it.
Now Freya was to run away with him and the child but that didn't happen because Revena made him kill the child or so (that bit wasn't quite clear) but yea that's how Freya unleashed her power and just like any fairy tale "man breaks woman heart, woman's heart become stone cold and she inturn the wicked witch" Freya built her own empire and grew from strength to strength, tore down kingdom's and her name was feared by many. She captured children, brainwashed them and forbade love in their kingdom, the love of a mother father or lover. According to her she was delivering them from life's bondage, all she wanted In return was loyalty, something we already foresaw wasn't going to last as two of the children she captured seemed like they were already in love, well not quite literally but the spark and attraction was there.

I wouldn't spoil it any further for you. You should check it out

One more thing so I was thinking remember Demi lovato's song Stone cold?  I was thinking it would have fitted with when Freya was dying and she looked to both of them and said "you're so lucky".

I suppose this movie wanted to  teach us about love conquering all, but that's not what I see or learned from it

• Love didn't save them, team work did.
• Faith and belief in your self/your gut doesn't fail 
• There's power in numbers especially the numbers behind you.