Snow White and the Huntsman Page #2

Synopsis: Snow White, imprisoned daughter of the late king, escapes just as the Magic Mirror declares her the source of the Evil Queen's immortality. The Queen sends her men, led by a local huntsman, to bring her back. But upon her capture, the huntsman finds he's being played and turns against the Queen's men, saving Snow White in the process. Meanwhile, Snow's childhood friend, William, learns that she is alive and sets off to save her.
Director(s): Rupert Sanders
Production: Universal Pictures
  Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 13 wins & 31 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Metacritic:
57
Rotten Tomatoes:
48%
PG-13
Year:
2012
127 min
$155,081,785
Website
3,690 Views


I'll tell what concerns me, thank you.

- You will do this for me, huntsman!

And if I refuse?

- Do me the favor, I beg of you.

- To his knees.

So you wish to reunited

with your beloved?

Do not speak of my wife.

You miss her.

What would you give, to see her again?

You know of my powers,

bring me the girl,

and I will bring back your wife.

- Nothing can bring her back.

- I can.

A life, for a life.

She couldn't have gone far.

Do exactly as I do.

Bad idea.

Stay here.

Will you help me? Please,

the queen is going to kill me.

- I'm sure she isn't.

- She's going to rip out my heart.

Quick work.

Well done Huntsman.

Hand her over.

What do you intend to do with her?

- Why do you care? - You want her?

Then give me what I was promised.

You did your job well,

now keep your word.

- He'll kill us both.

- Shut up.

- He will.

- I said shut up.

I'll keep my word when the queen

keeps hers, where's my wife?!

He's going to betray you.

My sister has many powers.

She can take life away, or sustain it.

But she can't bring your wife

back from the dead you fool!

I want her back!

I will find you!

Quiet, all right?

What the hell is going on? Who are

you, why did the queen want you dead?

- She wants everyone dead, all of us!

- What makes you so damn valuable?

You should know, you're

the one hunting me.

Forget it.

I should have never get

involved into queen's business.

Where are you going?

Gettn' away from you, you're

trouble, that's what you are.

We need to get to the duke's

castle, there's an army there.

Duke's army?

Bunch of farmers and

milkmaids with pitchforks.

I know sheep that have

more fight in them.

I'm valuable, that's

why you're here, isn't it?

If you return without me you're dead.

If you leave me, I'm dead.

Just for argument sake, how much reward?

- How much is enough?

- At least 30 gold pieces...

A hundred.

Help me.

- Who are you?

- Maybe you should've asked the queen that.

- I don't trust you. - I've given

you my word. - I still don't trust you.

But you have a deal.

Give me that, before you lose a finger.

She killed my brave Liam with

just the palm of her hand.

Then she drew a dagger from the

side of her, she cannot be killed.

But there's more.

The princess is alive.

Where is my son?

We have word of the princess.

Ravenna has kept you all these years.

She lives?

She escaped the castle,

into the Dark Forest.

- I'm going after her.

- We don't know if she survived, William!

- What? - You ventured beyond the

castle walls again, disobeying my orders.

We are all that's left,

don't you understand?

- I cannot afford to lose any

more of my men. - I'm going alone!

I will not lose my only son.

- You don't know the Dark Forest.

- Then I'll find somebody who does.

I won't abandon her a second time.

The forest gains its

strength from your weakness.

Do you drink to drown your

sorrows, or your conscience?

What concern is it of yours why I drink?

I suppose a mans sorrows are his own.

What does a young girl

like you know about sorrow?

Don't flatter yourself.

Stay close.

Do you need a bowman?

I have a bowman.

Kill him.

I said, do you need a bowman?

I want to show you something.

I want you to lean front.

If someone comes at you,

you raise this arm up,

you block and use their

strength against them.

You're small so wait

until they're close.

You drive it through

their heart, to the hilt.

You understand? Do not hesitate.

Look in their eyes and do not pull

it out until you see their soul.

I couldn't do that.

You might not have a choice.

Wait.

- Is this the edge of the Dark Forest?

- Aye.

What is it?

Troll!

Go!

Run!

- I told you to run.

- If I had you'd be dead.

Only the demons or spirits pass

through the Dark Forest, which are you?

- We are fugitives, from the queen

- We mean you no harm.

Where are all the men?

Gone.

You got nothing to drink?

You have traveled far,

carried a great burden.

I've had worst jobs.

Anyway, she's not that heavy.

You don't know who she is.

What do you mean?

Who is she?

Your mother wants to see you.

Why didn't you tell me?

Cos I'd think it was

too difficult a task?

You'd be right.

I didn't trust you.

I'm sorry.

Our scars protect us. Without

beauty we are worthless to the queen.

It's a sacrifice we made,

so we could raise our children in peace.

While their fathers are at war.

And you, your sacrifice will come.

You must rest.

How can you desert her

when you know the truth?

Aye, I know the truth.

That's why she should be as

far away from me as possible.

Anything I ever cared about

was taken away from me.

Not this time. She's

safer here with you.

Run rats, run!

Find her!

In the boat! Get in the boat!

- Come on, let's go!

- No, we have to help them!

You will, go! Go!

Your beauty is all that

can save you, Ravenna.

This spell will make your

beauty your power and protection.

By fairest blood it is done.

Here, drink, drink.

But be warned, by fairest

blood this spell can be undone.

Avenge us!

I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry, I didn't know.

- You're not. - I am. - You left us.

We should never have been there.

Look at me.

I'll take you to duke Hammond's, OK?

Alright?

You have my word.

- This is our lucky day.

- Oh no, dwarves.

The hedge-pig I love most in the

world, lands right in our lap.

C'mon Beith, is this

how you treat a friend?

No, no, you puttock.

This is how I treat a friend.

She's pretty.

And who is this? Is it

apprentice, or captive?

- This man is helping me.

- We should kill them both.

He's caused us nothing but trouble.

Skewer him and leave him to rot.

I don't like killing girls.

- I do. - Good.

- Leave her alone Duir.

Nothing, one silver coin

and an empty codpiece.

Two days we sit here, what for? Nothing.

We should have stayed by the

river, what a waste of time!

Cut us down Beith. I

have gold I can pay you.

It is not here, it's

hidden back in the woods.

Shut your ugly mug

Huntsman. If you had any

pennies you'd have pissed

it away on mead by now.

- Cut us down and I'll show you.

- You lying dangler.

Tell them the truth

Huntsman, there's no time.

I have to take this girl to

Hammonds. She's not safe here.

My little heart bleeds for ya. We should

chop 'em up and feed them to the wolves.

- Who is she?

- She's worth a lot of gold to me.

Which I'm happy to share with

you stupid little dwarves.

- Stop that! - Gold will worth nothing

to any of you if we're all dead.

- The queen's men hunt us, they're very close.

- Shut up.

- You have love for the queen?

- We have no love for the queen.

- Than you fight against her?

- No one fights against the queen.

- We lost everything, when the king died.

- We fight only for ourselves!

My father was king Magnus.

Does she speak the truth?

Yes, she is of the blood.

She is destined, Beith.

I see an end to the darkness.

- Riders!

- They've found us!

If you don't cut us

down we'll all be killed!

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Evan Daugherty

Evan Daugherty (born 1981) is an American screenwriter. He wrote the films Killing Season, Snow White and the Huntsman and the film adaptation of Divergent. more…

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