Queen Raveena isn’t content with letting her sister, Freya, live happily ever after. Freya, who is involved with a nobleman, gives birth to a daughter. But, when he murders their child, a heartbroken Freya comes into her own powers, freezing anyone or anything who dares cross her. Here are a few movie mistakes to look for while watching “The Huntsman – Winter’s War”.

· During the battle in the forest, Sara has scratches above her eyebrow and beside her right eye. The scratches are still there when Freya and her army approaches and Sara leaves with them. In the view of Sara when they arrive back at the castle, all of her battle wounds are gone.

· Ravenna stabs Freya through the chest. When Freya falls, she lands on the ground with her feet to the left and her head toward the right of the screen. In the next view, when Eric aka. the Huntsman gets to his feet, Freya is in the opposite direction, with her head toward the left and feet to the right. Freya looks at herself holding her daughter near the bassinet and she愀 back in her original position. In the wider view, Eric grabs her and Freya is back to having her head toward the left and feet to the right.

· At the end of the movie, Nion and Doreena kiss as Gryff and Bromwyn look on. Gryff attempts to kiss Bromwyn when she stops him. In the front view of the two, when Bromwyn says, I don't give up that easily, she tilts her head to the right to look at him. The scene cuts to a closer view, and Bromwyn tilts her head to the right again.

“The Huntsman – Winter’s War” (2016) stars Chris Hemsworth, Jessica Chastain, Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt, Nick Frost, Rob Brydon, Sheridan Smith, Alexandra Roach and Sope Dirisu. It runs 114 minutes and is rated PG-13 for fantasy action violence and some sensuality.

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