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  1. In these types of movies such as Indie, have the same marketing as the British films because they usually earn a lot of money and they have more audiences. American Hollywood is quite different because it can't compete with these similarities, it is different to the British films.
  2. I think that Hansel and Gretel and the Witch Hunters would be good as a film because it isn't really a cartoon-based one + it has a lot of box office (views) and budget (money).
  3. Aside from additional profanity, gore, and sexual content, and a few extra lines, the extended version features a few extra scenes. In one scene, Berringer blames the Mayor for the witches' attack and murders him in public. The scene where Berringer and his goons assault Gretel is also extended; it occurs in between the scene where Mina heals Hansel and has sex with him, and shows that the men plan to rape Gretel right before Edward kills them.
  4. Because it has a lot of background and land scenes where they film the plot in the movie.
  5. Jeremy Renner as Hansel and Gemma Arteton as Gretel; they appeal as hero and heroin in the movie and Famke Janssen as Muriel, the evil witch, villain.

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