Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters was not generally screened for critics. However, the New York Post's Lou Lumenick got a look at it, and his review may cast some light on why Paramount elected not to let critics see it in advance. Calling the movie, direct-to-video-grade dreck, Lumenick remarks: January is a traditional dumping ground for Hollywood studio mistakes, and this one's a real stinker that's been mouldering on the shelf. He goes on: When a flick's been whittled down to just 80 minutes before the end credits, it's a sure sign of a dump job designed to suck up as many dollars as possible before lethal word-of-mouth spreads.
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