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Hansel and Gretel (1988)

Hansel and Gretel tells the tale of two young children driven from home by their scolding mother. Losing their way in the dark forest they stumble upon the cottage of a kindly old woman. But is this kindly old woman everything she seems...?

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Augustina S 07 Dec 2015

This version of Hansel and Gretel is watered down to be more kid-friendly, which means it includes some utterly ridiculous elements in order to work around the dark material and instances of death (i.e. the downright silly concept of the gingerbread children). Still, this did entertain me, much to my surprise, and I found some moments to be genuinely terrifying, like when Hansel and Gretel spend the night in the forest and when they first discover the witch. The witch is actually quite scary, too, which certainly helps. The happily-ever-after thing at the end was a bit annoying and rushed, and I think the mother might be the most unlikable character in all of cinematic history, but I still think this is a great movie for children.

Bruna R 16 Jan 2014

João e Maria aqueles que jogam migalhas de pão no caminho só que na volta não encontram mais as migalhas ai eles se perdem e encontram uma casa feita de doce...

Tobias J 06 May 2011

This was not your average Hansel and Gretel. First off, they have their own mother, not a step-mother, and she is rather loving though slightly cranky about starving to death. Anyway, this version was a song and dance with cheery but also eerie moments. The food in this movie was mouth-watering! A nice take on the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale with especially great acting by the witch.

Kyle E 06 Aug 2016

Joel A 15 Sep 2015

One of the darker Grimm's Fairytales in my opinion & this adaption although less darker than others would appeal to a more general audience. The story is well known but I was fascinated to find out the forest scenes of the film where shot in Israel and even the set for the Candy House was impressive. The standout by far was a Cloris Leachman as the witch who was genuinely freaky. Although made on a shoestring budget this adaption was well put together.