Hansel & Gretel: Warriors of Witchcraft (2013)

People are voting emotionally.

Memorable, crazy movie

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

That's probably about the only good thing to say about this movie and even then, that's a stretch at times.I must have picked this movie up during a fantasy movie kick buying spurge when the system recommended it to me. I only paid about $2.50 for it, before s&h, but even that is far too much. It is stereotypical in at least two ways. It is as predictable as a Robin Cook novel where one can easily pick out the foe and like certain fantasy novels, the art work on the cover leads one to believe that there is far more inside than what it actual has.No castles, no swords, no warriors in stylish leather armor, and really for that matter, no heroes. Major players seem to be present more for their curves in their form fitting clothing than for what they actually bring to the story. Well, perhaps that is not quite fair for in their lines, there is some contribution but the cast does not deliver. They cannot carry the show. One does not care about the heroes or hate the enemies or worry about the innocents. There are, perhaps, suggestions of sub themes at work in the story but they are never developed so the viewer may be mislead by their presence. It would have taken just a little effort to illuminate them but that effort is never made.In the end, evil is vanquished with hardly any effort at all which leaves one to wonder, then what do we need these special ones for?The movie is vastly disappointing and its only redeeming grace is the hope that in some future, these now overconfident babes in the woods will get their heads handed to them by a worthy enemy. But, of course, having been once bitten by the original, one is twice shy to watch any sequel by this production company.

While some knock offs (movies that have been done in the shadow of a big budget movie, another Hansel & Gretel in this case) are really interesting and good, this is neither. It doesn't look as bad as I heard people say it looks (lighting wise and considering the fact, that there must have been almost no money to shoot it), but in all the other departments it lacks.The two main actors share the same last name, so they might actually be relatives (I didn't bother to look that up), as they are in the movie too. This doesn't influence their abilities to act that way though. Eye candy is provided (male and female department), but nothing to enhance the viewing pleasure. Eric Roberts almost has nothing to do (other than look suspicious around corners, I kid you not) and the overall editing can be described as bad! Just bad! It's a time waister alright, but one you should avoid

Okm so before i go over the obvious and simply repeat what has already been said, i might mention that this movie isn't even listed in booboo stewarts filmography... tell tale sign maybe.Its awful. Stock cinematic shots, unhealthy pauses, wooden characters, camera angles hellish, full breakdown of plot happened at about 7 minutes. limp. Crew visible in shots, standard continuity not matched... Ella's shirts and hair for one, nails for another. The CGI and "special effects" are abysmal, I've seen better on lower budget movies. Eric Roberts let him self down in a big way, and despite being on screen with his sister, booboo & fivel couldn't have seemed more estranged.Again, like others i bought this in error. and cant advise you all to keep that 83 minutes of your life... cos I'm never getting them back.

Why the hell was it made? We just paid £5 on this crappy film because we thought it was the Hansel and Gretal that had recently been playing in the cinema. I regret my actions. It was like something off the Simpson's where they stab someone and they die without any blood or pain. She stabbed Megan and disappeared. It was like a child had actually written it. Has anyone watched this because Don't you know the carry on movies where they have low budgets, at least there good and fun this is complete and utter rubbish. Also the Wicked Witch of the Wood turned out to be the school teacher- SCARY. She was saying stuff like "I'm going to eat you" and my brother was laughing with boredom, then she said this is the best i have got and the Gretal stabbed her. The headmaster was creepy and he was supposed to be a good guy. It would be great for 3 year old, but they might even think it is boring. My dad started yawning at the first 10 minutes and I nearly fell asleep. I said it was warming up, 20 mins later- must be a good middle, 40 mins later-has to be a great finale,end of film- was that the outtakes?. There isn't even any deleted scenes and my Mom said they were the deleted scenes. The only reason I am spending so long on this review is because there are so many faults with it. And anyway the storyline was confusing probably because we kept nodding off. For a 2013 film it was rubbish it was like on January 1st they made the script, January 2nd they got the actors to do it and January 3rd they published it. Did anyone see a trailer for it? I didn't and I know why, it was banned at the cinema. Please peeps don't waste ya money