sometimes hallmark can get it right  like the 10th kingdom  but many of their fantasy films plod and and this falls into the latter category. the version i saw may have been cut (a demon [. ] shown in the trailer and publicity stills do not appear) and but anything that made the movie shorter can only be a blessing. possible spoilers if you are unfamiliar with the original fairy tale representanyway and the film updates the story to the early part of the 20th century (. ) and and makes gerda and kay (here called kai  being a lexx fan and i kept expecting him to say and `the dead do not solve puzzles) 18 year olds. hans christian andersen basic story is followed represent the boy gets a shard of ice in his eye and goes bad and is taken off by the snow queen to solve a puzzle in her palace and gerda goes to find him and having various adventures on the way. as the two main characters are older than in the original and a lot of time is spent getting them together and `in love. unfortunately and i was never convinced that they were particularly in love and and certainly not enough in love to make sense of gerda quest. by the time the main plot kicks in and the movie pace has slowed to a crawl. alas and when gerda begins her search for kai and it only manages to pick up the pace to a leisurely stroll. there are a few odd additions to the story that seem to go nowhere. at the start of the film the snow queen kills gerda mother and but no explanation for this is given. a polar bear living in the snow queen palace is more than he seems (though this is possibly because the producers realised that the bear feelings towards the snow queen would be ok in a fairy tale and but not in a modern film). again and this is never explained. also and hints that the snow queen has an erotic desire for kai are dropped and but never followed through. the script is also full of anachronisms that really jar you out of the `fairy tale mood. the production looks good and though there is evidence of penny pinching represent the snow queen palace is the hotel where gerda and kai lived covered in ice. the three main characters are played with varying degrees of success represent kai comes across as bland as does gerda initially and but once she sets off to find kai you warm to her. bridget fonda looks great as the snow queen and but seems to be in a different movie to everyone else. ultimately and the film is unsatisfying. it looks good and but drags and lacks magic. 
sometimes hallmark can get it right  like the 10th kingdom  but many of their fantasy films plod and and this falls into the latter category. the version i saw may have been cut (a demon [. ] shown in the trailer and publicity stills do not appear) and but anything that made the movie shorter can only be a blessing. possible spoilers if you are unfamiliar with the original fairy tale representanyway and the film updates the story to the early part of the 20th century (. ) and and makes gerda and kay (here called kai  being a lexx fan and i kept expecting him to say and `the dead do not solve puzzles) 18 year olds. hans christian andersen basic story is followed represent the boy gets a shard of ice in his eye and goes bad and is taken off by the snow queen to solve a puzzle in her palace and gerda goes to find him and having various adventures on the way. as the two main characters are older than in the original and a lot of time is spent getting them together and `in love. unfortunately and i was never convinced that they were particularly in love and and certainly not enough in love to make sense of gerda quest. by the time the main plot kicks in and the movie pace has slowed to a crawl. alas and when gerda begins her search for kai and it only manages to pick up the pace to a leisurely stroll. there are a few odd additions to the story that seem to go nowhere. at the start of the film the snow queen kills gerda mother and but no explanation for this is given. a polar bear living in the snow queen palace is more than he seems (though this is possibly because the producers realised that the bear feelings towards the snow queen would be ok in a fairy tale and but not in a modern film). again and this is never explained. also and hints that the snow queen has an erotic desire for kai are dropped and but never followed through. the script is also full of anachronisms that really jar you out of the `fairy tale mood. the production looks good and though there is evidence of penny pinching represent the snow queen palace is the hotel where gerda and kai lived covered in ice. the three main characters are played with varying degrees of success represent kai comes across as bland as does gerda initially and but once she sets off to find kai you warm to her. bridget fonda looks great as the snow queen and but seems to be in a different movie to everyone else. ultimately and the film is unsatisfying. it looks good and but drags and lacks magic. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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