She also encounters the handsome prince, on whom the Queen also has set her sights: Armie Hammer. Naturally, the Queen begins to loathe the winsome, saintly Snow White and entrusts the cringing Brighton with the huntsman's job of dispatching her in the forest but he can't go through with it, and it is in the forest that Snow White encounters the seven dwarves who in this version are badass thieves and brigands. The Queen has an obsequious courtier named Brighton, played by Nathan Lane, and it is Lane who is expected to provide what little comedy flavour there is.

This is played by Julia Roberts with a silent purr, a cat-that-got-the-cream smirk – which unfortunately is rarely backed up with anything funny in the script for her to say. Tarsem Singh directs and 23-year-old Lily Collins plays Snow White, at the mercy of her wicked stepmother, the ruling Queen. The result is a tonal oddity – though not uninteresting – which goes for tentative laughs some of the time, but mostly proposes a pretty straight romantic adventure.

It is mostly a spectacular buggering up of the Snow White story by people who can't or won't appreciate the source of the story's power, and can't decide if they want arch comedy, or something swooningly serious for the tweenie demographic, like Catherine Hardwicke's Red Riding Hood. We didn’t notice any streaks on them, either! Overall, we thought this flatware set was easy to clean, either by hand or in a dishwasher.This odd film has been billed as a 'spectacular reimagining' of the Snow White story. Nickel is what prevents flatware from corroding, and after running these utensils through the dishwasher, we were pleased to see they stayed nice and shiny. The spoons and forks, on the other hand, are made of 18/10 stainless steel, which means they contain 18 percent chrome and 10 percent nickel. The knives in this set are forged from a single ingot of stainless steel, which gives them a sharp cutting edge. This timeless design will match almost any style of table setting, too. The V-shaped bolster design has just the right amount of elegance-the utensils are sophisticated enough for serving guests at a dinner party, yet simple enough to be used every day. This flatware set is perfect for anyone that prefers a more classic look to their tablescape, and we really appreciated the versatility of the set. The 15 Best Flatware and Silverware Sets for Every Occasion, According to Our Tests Design: Simple and elegant

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