The film is a prequel and sequel to “Snow White and the Huntsman” and follows Eric the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) and his ally Sara (Jessica Chastain) as they confront the wicked Queen Ravenna (Charlize Theron) and her sister, the Ice Queen Freya (Emily Blunt).
In the climax of the movie, Eric and Sara, along with a group of rebels, engage in a final battle against Ravenna and Freya. The sisters’ dark powers make them formidable adversaries, and their plan to conquer lands is nearing fruition.
During the battle, it is revealed that Sara was thought to have been killed by Freya but was secretly kept alive. Freya’s icy heart is shattered when she witnesses the death of her child, leading to a powerful emotional moment.
In the resolution, with Freya incapacitated, Eric and Sara confront Ravenna. A surprising twist occurs when Ravenna uses the magic mirror to absorb Freya’s power and becomes an even more formidable adversary.
To defeat Ravenna, Eric and Sara destroy the mirror. However, Ravenna is not easily defeated and manipulates Eric to deliver a fatal blow to her, as this would fulfill a prophecy and grant her immense power.
In a surprising turn, Sara intervenes and takes the blow meant for Ravenna, sacrificing herself. This act of true love shatters Ravenna’s plans and ultimately defeats her. Sara dies in Eric’s arms, leaving him grief-stricken.
In the final scenes, Freya is resurrected, and Eric returns to the forest. The movie ends with Eric honoring Sara’s memory by continuing to protect the kingdom and keeping the memory of their love alive.
In summary, “The Huntsman: Winter’s War” concludes with the defeat of Ravenna, the sacrifice of Sara, and Eric honoring his lost love’s memory. The film combines elements of action, fantasy, and romance in its resolution.