The Huntsman - Winter's War - Freya Beats Ravenna In Chess (Deleted Scene)

The Huntsman - Winter's War - Freya Beats Ravenna In Chess (Deleted Scene)

[charrissarucker]

It's a major hit to the feels when you see that she kept her baby's cradle

[hera]

Freya isn’t evil, her heart literally froze from the loss of her daughter, whom she loved with all of her heart. When she lost her baby, she lost everything that made her human. She lost all shreds of her humanity

[sarahnavarro]

Am I the only one laughed at the scene where Freya won because Ravenna said that she hasn't paying attention and still a lot to learn? 😂

[mehhudson]

Am I the only one who finds it sad that Freya kind of hesitates to say "Checkmate"? Like she's so worried about how Ravenna will react to losing that she almost doesn't want to say it. Hello abusive relationship

[chilvari]

Why did they delete this? This is so much better than the shortened version that's in the movie.

[SuperChuckRaney]

I love how even Ravenna saying "Congratulations" seems like a threat.

[Emy-fvny]

They shouldn't have deleated this. Here we can see that Freya started to supect about Ravenna and that she was kind of regreating bring her back. Because Ravenna was a monster even worse than Freya.

[XxdextriousxX]

This is my kingdom—“did you say something?” 💀 I swear this is an ideal representation of a younger sibling vs older

[einezcrespo]

Loved how Freya wiped off Ravenna's smugness with that move. Ravenna is a sore loser.

[AndySaenz]

1:22

Ravenna: “Obviously, I still have much to teach you. And you, clearly, still have much to learn.”

Freya: “Queen to King 5. Checkmate.”

Who’s teaching who now?

[ahstiasummers]

Ravenna is the ruthless villain who dominates and controls by oppressing others. Makes you think there's no chance. Freya is the conniving villain who will manipulate you into thinking there's a chance, thinking that you finally got it all, before ripping it away at the final moment

[fxhgjlh]

Freya is actually nice person but she become like that cos her daughter has been murdered by ravenna 😑😬

[alenaseph]

Ravenna is insecure, jealous and envious kind of woman and it happens in real world.

[joshua]

I love that she didnt even wanna rub it in Ravenna's face. She just let her boss her around, made her move, won and watched her "all knowing" big sis bitch and walk away in disgrace. Its classic reverse psychology, making her think shes the smartest in the room and then fiercely ripping that power away and taking it back effortlessly.
In the end Freya only died cos of her humanity and couldnt end her last remaining family. It goes to show how messed up everything wouldve been if Freya completely cast out her humanity like Ravenna did. Shit even Ravenna herself wouldnt be standing

[darlenegarcia]

I like freya. She is confident, she knows what she wants and she knows what she can do. And she's never jealous of anyone

[andrehill]

I think Freya could have killed her sister if she wanted, but she didn’t because she loved her. It’s obvious Freya had become a mastermind at war

[blackfalkon]

_"You've given my huntsman new orders"_

_"Better orders"_
= _"I'll just make myself at home take over your throne your castle your army your kingdom etc. hope you dont mind"_

[damionluna]

I swear sometimes deleted scenes can be the missing piece to make a good movie great, the tension and the fact Freya finally beat Revanna at chess a game of wits would have been great foreshadowing for her finding out Revanna was her daughter's killer

[sterjexiii]

Ravenna might be the strongest, but Freya is the smartest 👏🏻😘

[zed]

I’m so mad they didn’t keep this in the film. The parallel between the 2 sisters and the game of chess. Moves and counter moves. It just works so well with the story. Such a shame.