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Okay, say what you will about Kristen Stewart and "Snow White," but that film actually gets better with second viewing (I re-watched the film over the weekend, and I liked it better the second time!).

So, "The Avengers" surprised everyone and went on to become the third biggest movie in the world! Hollywood thought summer would elevate box-office revenue, but then..."Battleship" sank!

One of the most anticipated movies of the summer is finally here, Rupert Sanders’ retelling of the "Snow White" tale. Kristen Stewart stars in the titular role and she’s going head-to-head with Queen Ravenna, the always gorgeous Charlize Theron.

"Snow White and the Huntsman" proved to be the fairest of them all at the box-office this past weekend. Universal Pictures' action retelling of "Snow White" opened strongly at No. 1 with $56.3 million.

Why can’t heroines just be heroines anymore, instead of micromanaged personalities who may as well have the words "Role Model" tattooed across their foreheads?

There’s plenty of spectacle in movies these days; it’s delight that’s in short supply, and Tarsem Singh’s Mirror Mirror offers plenty of it, shimmering like a school of minnows in a reflective pond.

Unlike the upcoming campy "Mirror Mirror," this one is decidedly a more serious take on the "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" fable.

With his round, bearded face and gentle voice, John Bunting (Daniel Henshall) is an unassuming monster — it takes a while to spot the terrible danger within him. In Justin Kurzel's The Snowtown Murders

Isn't it pretty? Snow White surrounded by her seven dwarves? Relativity Media has released new images of their still-untitled "Snow White" project starring "The Blind Side's" Lily Collins in the title role and Julia Roberts as the ultra-fierce Evil Queen.

Snow Flower and the Secret Fan is a nice little story about two women — or, rather, two sets of women living some 180 years apart