Hansel and Gretel (Jeremy Renner) had the potential to be a movie series

I'm saying this mostly just because of how much work was put into building the legacy of their characters. It was a well done origin story that introduced who these people are and what made them become witch hunters all in less than ten minutes, and then spends the rest of the movie just showing them as pros at their job.Along with that, the artwork and set pieces make you feel like it's another world that's some mixture of middle ages and 18th century technology and culture. I want to see more of this world. There are more witches to hunt, more innocent people being put to death for witchcraft they didn't do. There are real opportunities here for more scenarios and characters. It's a positive thing that they didn't set this in a real world geological place because it means they can do whatever they want with it and have all kinds of settings for where they would fight these witches.Make another H&G movie via /r/movies https://ift.tt/OfPrmsQ