The discussion by Teague, Brian, Dorkman, & Trey brings up some good points but sometimes they get far too serious and high brow about a movie that's just a (yet another) retelling of the fairy tale. While the movie does have some holes and WTF moments, it's just a fable.

They're right about the scenes that remind of us LoTR and Joan of Arc. I saw that too.

That page mis-spells "huntsman" a few times as "hunstman" and "hunstmen"

They start wandering away from the movie itself around 25:00 so I turned them off. Heh.

I also skimmed Dorkman's separate review, and he again gets far too serious over a movie that really shouldn't be taken seriously.

with them all being in the film making industry, as writers, directors and special effects artists - their commentaries are definately.... I know hi-brow is the wrong phrase to use but I'm thinking of a commentary I got from a different place, for DOA (with Sarah Carter) and within 5mins(ish) they were discussing female vaginas(sp?) (as opposed to male vaginas, I guess) - seriously !! - which is the kinda polar opposite of what the DownInFront crew do. Maybe thought-worthy is the phrase I was after.
btw, methinks all the "not taking the movie so seriously" might have taken place on the message board that they have running whilst doing the live podcast.

As for my last movie - that was Constantine, which just happens to have (imnsho) one of their best commentaries - was quite chuffed to find one of my fav movie described by them as a prime example of a Perfect Movie. - maybe if they ever get round to doing D.O.A. they'll think that one is one too.

I saw the Prometeus, it`s such a special film with such a special plot.. I am in love with it, really.

30 Minutes or Less, I enjoyed it maybe 7/10 or so.

Excellent movie! And Aubrey Plaza is great in it. Not to mention hot!

that's not even out yet right? how did you see? I want to see it

It's out in limited release.

http://safetynotguaranteedmovie.com/openings.html

Men Behind the Sun, recommended by a friend...
It's gruesome at times but for a low budget flick it's put together pretty well.

Thank God for Wes Anderson. Another gem!!

Watched 2 films while on holiday:

Jeff, Who Lives at Home: I was expecting a lot better than what I saw. I didn't entirely see the point of the film, or didn't care for the message the film showed. Either way, not great.

This Means War: Wasn't expecting much when I watched it, and that's exactly what I got. Poor effects were quite noticeable, and some of the lines came off a bit stale.