Yeah, so, the casting of dwarves as the dwarves (and not arbitrarily including Warwick Davies, who I am quite fond of but who is not the only dwarf out there who can do fantasy roles) is probably the main place I'd give Mirror Mirror a solid advantage over SWATH.
I totally missed the scenthound, likely being distracted by hoping creepy brother would die soon and wondering what superhuman feat of archery William would accomplish next. (Once thing I forgot to comment on: I loved how, when William was trying to heroically pull Snow on his horse and carry her from danger, she yanks him off because HEY ANOTHER GUY HUNTING ME and doesn't instantly recognize him.)
I thought Kristen's physical acting was much better than her verbal acting, but she was playing a girl who spent 10 years locked up with barely anyone to talk to, and then spent most of her scenes with people who had contemplated killing her at one point, so I thought it made sense that Snow didn't talk much and the physical aspect was probably a lot more important.
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Yeah, so, the casting of dwarves as the dwarves (and not arbitrarily including Warwick Davies, who I am quite fond of but who is not the only dwarf out there who can do fantasy roles) is probably the main place I'd give Mirror Mirror a solid advantage over SWATH.
I totally missed the scenthound, likely being distracted by hoping creepy brother would die soon and wondering what superhuman feat of archery William would accomplish next. (Once thing I forgot to comment on: I loved how, when William was trying to heroically pull Snow on his horse and carry her from danger, she yanks him off because HEY ANOTHER GUY HUNTING ME and doesn't instantly recognize him.)
I thought Kristen's physical acting was much better than her verbal acting, but she was playing a girl who spent 10 years locked up with barely anyone to talk to, and then spent most of her scenes with people who had contemplated killing her at one point, so I thought it made sense that Snow didn't talk much and the physical aspect was probably a lot more important.