The Huntsman: Winter's War: Stand or Fall

I like how freya's character was being portrayed in this movie, she was never really bad, she was just driven to bitterness and grief after what happened to her daughter and her heart turned cold. But in the end, it was clear that she really loved her children.

Freya: makes wall to protect them. Them: climbs over it to get killed

I know these movies aren’t particularly liked by any means, but the CGI in both of them still stands out to me. Its just so gorgeous, so crisp in a way that other big dollar movies haven't been able to really nail yet. The CGI is easily my favorite part of the Huntsman movies.

You know, Freya easily froze the mirror from a distance, enough for it be shattered by an axe when frozen. Makes me think that she did not hug Ravenna to freeze and kill her, but I think that hug was more of her attempt at trying to appeal to Ravenna's humanity to stop her.

Honestly, the witches were by far the most interesting part about this franchise and I couldn't care less about the main protagonists

When freya said "leave my children alone" 😭😭😭

I love how at 6:49 they included tht small detail tht as she’s dying it shows how she’s gold on the outside but black on the inside. Which is a hint to how a person can seem like the most perfect nd kindest person in the world but on the inside they’re filled with nothing but darkness nd hate nd how their TRUE character is just vile nd evil. It’s a really nice detail tht they added

The two ladies are amazing actresses. Charlize is so good at playing a villain. Her acting is amazing. She's my favorite actress.

I love how she doesn't forget to stab huntsman with her power while she is shock by the breaking of the mirror.

What I like about THIS mirror is what he said to the snow Queen’s sister: “I ask nothing. I am, but a reflection…and YOU have already decided.” The mirror is merrily exactly what it says. It is a reflection that takes form and tells whom ever summons them. She has no else to blame but herself, and I think the mirror knew by then just how evil of beauty this woman was hiding. It’s bad enough that she made her sister lose her husband, but making HIM do the dirty work, killing her sister’s baby and letting him take the fall for her.

I thought it was a beautiful touch that when Freya finally learned the truth and saw it for herself her anger from before was just gone. There was just grief and sorrow

I love how Ravenna turns gold at Freya's touch, because it works in two ways. First, how Freya's ice are freezing up Ravenna's metal/tar. Second, how the remaining humanity in Freya is revealing the inhumane reality behind Ravenna's facade.

They deserved a much better script. This film had top notch talent. And I hate when they force a relationship. They didn’t need to give him another love interest. They did Snow dirty and I bet it’s because of who played her the first time around. They wasted Emily. Could have had an epic battle between powerful sisters.

Not gonna lie, I ABSOLUTELY love the noise the floor makes breaking from ice. And the mirror as well.

The black and gold as she crumbles is amazingly done, probably one of my favourite details.

That death at the end was honestly bad ass. The way she falls into pieces was very cool.

I just hated how there wasn't pure examples of how powerful she really was. This was the only example when she created the wall. I would have loved to see a full on battle with her and Ravenna, but of course her not being so easily weakened after creating ice.

Honestly how the evil queen died was really epic, Charlize theron acted beautifully...

I always liked this move. 06:33 Unlike other villains just standing there stunned doing nothing, she actually had the instinct to still lash out.

This was one of those movies where they should've focused on the villains origin stories.Theron and Blunt could've carried it so well.