Snow White and the Huntsman's Trailer is Released

[InformationGeek]

Looks kind of cool, but I'm a bit hesitant to see it.  I'm getting bad vibes emanating from it when I look at the whole package (Not because of the actress, because I know she can be good after seeing Welcome to the Rileys).  Anyhow, care to weigh in?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VY67V0wOlz8

In case it fails...
http://my.spill.com/profiles/blog/show?id=947994:BlogPost:4593770

[Rev. Powell]

It's "from the producers of ALICE IN WONDERLAND."  I have low expectations.

[akiratubo]

I find myself completely uninterested.

Also, what the heck is the huntsman doing at 1:07 - 1:10?

TAKE THIS, AIR!  RARRRRRRRRRR!

[Jim H]

The casting of the seven dwarves should tell you there is some hope for this one: Ian McShane, Nick Frost, Bob Hoskins (!), Toby Jones, Eddie Marsan, Brian Gleeson and Ray Winstone.  The visuals are also fairly interesting.  I don't know if this'll be good (first time director, so things could go to either extreme) but it doesn't have crap written all over it like Red Riding Hood did.

[dean]

I have to admit, on paper it sounded terrible, but the trailer actually looked pretty reasonable.  I'm not expecting genius, but this has made me sit up and at least notice...

[BoyScoutKevin]

You have a ways to make you your mind as to whether to see it or not, as it is not scheduled for release here in the U.S. to June 1 of next year.

I do plan to see it, after seeing the trailer. Though, there are two things about it, that give me pause.

(1) I am planning on seeing it, if only to prove that it'll suck, which is a bad attitude for me to take to a film. I ought to go into a film thinking I might like it, and then I might like it.

And (2) alot of people have said, after seeing the trailer, it is a "good" looking film, and I nearly always associate that with a film that is "all style and no substance."

But we'll come see come saw in June.