Kristen was ....

Yeah I call bullsh*t on all the "wooden" crap. She emoted in almost every scene.

It became trendy to call her wooden a way back and it's stuck, but it's not accurate.

I couldn't agree more with you.. I totally think that cast wise Kristen was both physically and professionally the best choise for the role of Snow White. What other people call "wooden" or even "no expression acting" about her is actually really good and deeply expressive/emotional acting to me.

Oh look the delusional person who comments on all of Kristen Stewart's movies professing their love for her. You're not biased at all! She isn't a great actress, and she never will be unfortunately.

She was wonderful! It was a very realistic performance. Honestly, people just like to call her wooden and things because she was in twilight and oftentimes she plays characters who are going through bad times.

I liked her too in this, I like most of the performances I've seen of hers that isn't Bella Swan, I've not seen any of her recent work but I've been hearing a lot of great stuff about them. I think she made a smart decision sticking to indie films post-Twilight.

Also people slagging off her portrayal of Snow White should look at the competition, Lilly Collins and Kristin Kreuk for example were so bland and one-note in their portrayals they made Stewart look Oscar-worthy. Also Snow White from the Disney movie was quite bland as well, still way more memorable than Kreuk and Collins. Granted I've not seen every version, like Tale of Terror so I don't know what Monica Keena's portrayal is like. Honestly the only portrayal I like more than Kristen's is Ginnifer Goodwin and even then I guess a lot it is because she's given a whole TV series to portray many different sides to the character.

People didn't call her acting wooden because she didn't sing and dance. It was a dark retelling, but just because she's covered in dirt and holding a sword doesn't automatically make her a badass. In truth, the movie was awful at establishing Snow White as some heroic figure to rally behind. We are told how special she is, but neither the actress nor character sell it.

I cannot count how many times Stewart just had a gaping mouth. She was bland and robotic. I have seen her work outside of blockbusters such as Still Alice. She was definitely better in that, but I'm not seeing any remarkable performance at all.

"The mind can be a powerful ally, or your greatest enemy."

I don't get the hate towards her. I actually loved her as snow white. The second movie felt like a half ditched effort to capitalize on the first movie. While there were some good things...I found it lacked the magic of the first. It's a shame that a scandal scared the studio off.

She's perfect in all her roles and films. She's a talented and wonderful and beautiful actress.