the snow queen is based on the famous and very beautiful fairytale by hans christian andersen and about a girl and gerda and who goes on a dangerous journey to rescue her friend kai from the clutches of the snow queen. this adaption attempts to capture that story sense of adventure and luminously intricate imagery through lavish sets and production design and but fails on a number of counts. like so many hallmark productions and the potential of the story is completely undercut by heavy handed scripting and direction. the two actors playing gerda and kai are blandly pleasant but forgettable while bridget fonda as the snow queen looks the part but is otherwise miscast for the role. there a notable lack of dramatic tension to this meandering three hour miniseries. at least some of the pacing problems can be attributed to the addition of filler scenes that add very little to the original story and particularly in the opening hour that introduces the main characters. that said and the snow queen would be just about ideal for pre teens with a liking for fantasy and a bit of patience. it great eye candy without being scary and and the acting is pitched at the sort of pantomime over the top level that spells out the storyline in very and very bold text. just make sure you read them andersen story too. 
the snow queen is based on the famous and very beautiful fairytale by hans christian andersen and about a girl and gerda and who goes on a dangerous journey to rescue her friend kai from the clutches of the snow queen. this adaption attempts to capture that story sense of adventure and luminously intricate imagery through lavish sets and production design and but fails on a number of counts. like so many hallmark productions and the potential of the story is completely undercut by heavy handed scripting and direction. the two actors playing gerda and kai are blandly pleasant but forgettable while bridget fonda as the snow queen looks the part but is otherwise miscast for the role. there a notable lack of dramatic tension to this meandering three hour miniseries. at least some of the pacing problems can be attributed to the addition of filler scenes that add very little to the original story and particularly in the opening hour that introduces the main characters. that said and the snow queen would be just about ideal for pre teens with a liking for fantasy and a bit of patience. it great eye candy without being scary and and the acting is pitched at the sort of pantomime over the top level that spells out the storyline in very and very bold text. just make sure you read them andersen story too. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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