“Snow White and the Huntsman” scored a box-office bullseye, hauling in a better-than-expected $56.3 million to top the U.S. box office.

The dark fantasy epic, starring “Twilight” star Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth, had $14,910 average on 3,773 theaters.

The strong opening was good news for Universal, which had seen its last tentpole release, “Battleship,” founder at the box office. The stakes were high for the studio. “Snow White” has a production budget estimated at $170 million an the studio has already committed to developing a sequel, which will get a kick-start from the strong debut.  - Yahoo Movies

There better be a part 2!!

luetzenkirchen:

“I once had a wife, Princess. Sara was her name. When I came back from the war, as I carried with me the stench of death and the anger of the lost, I wasn’t worth saving that’s for sure but she did so anyway. And I loved her so much, I loved her more than anyone or anything. And I let her out of my sight and she was gone. And I became myself, a myself that I never cared for, until you. Because you remind me of her. Her heart. Her spirit. But now you too have gone. You both deserve better and I am sorry I failed you. I’m so sorry. But you’ll be a queen in Heaven now and sit with all of the angels.” —Huntsman

btrflyphotos:

The Huntsman talking to (a dead) Snow White.

To all you people that think Snow White and the Huntsman was a dark version of the fairytale. The Brothers Grimm wrote it as a dark tale in 1812. While the story has been turned into this sugary sweet fairytale by Disney the true version was far from that.

All hail the Queen

asleepyfrog said it best…how do I get in the middle of that.