Huntsman without Kristen Stewart is a loss for female-driven blockbusters gypsyjae Wrote: Giving Chris Hemsworth an axe and making him fight some CGI monsters is not a surefire recipe for replicating Thor’s success. These are just some of the comments to the above linked story. I think that this alone would give studio execs some indication as to what the general public thinks of this actress that they claim is all that important in the movie industry. The Twilight fame is slowly but surely getting snuffed out. She is not the greatest thing since sliced white bread and there are so many other actresses in her generation that have boat loads of talent that she cannot seem to acquire no matter how many years she has been in the business. Response: I agree with you gypsyjae as well as all the comments on the article. And the only part of the article I agreed with fully was in the first paragraph. “Snow White and the Huntsman is not a great movie. Critically speaking, it probably doesn’t “deserve” a sequel. But since when has that ever mattered?” They forget the character the audience and critics who liked it, focused on. That line became a running joke as to how Kristen could never be compared to Charlize. And the Evil Queen got all the attention. Kristen’s character was like an afterthought and many at the time said the movies should have been called “The Evil Queen and The Huntsman.” Yes, the Evil Queen played by Oscar winner Charlize Theron. She had more screen time and way more dialog and some say that is the only reason the film did not tank. So before you throw a female lead on the screen maybe talent should actually be considered. And another very important thing that actually came form a casting Director. Being a good person is just as important as being a good actor. Kristen Stewart has neither of those qualities. And I sure as hell do not want her to represent me as a female. imanonsten.tumblr/post/90286271983/huntsman-without-kristen-stewart-is-a-loss-for
Posted on: Mon, 30 Jun 2014 08:02:01 +0000
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