Critics largely loathed it. Audiences didn't initially know what to make of it. But despite being dropped in the dead zone that is January and left to rot, Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters found a following that took the R-rated fairy tale to a respectable $220 million worldwide. A sequel is promised, but we're still waiting on word that it's a go. And it seems that might all hinge on Jeremy Renner, a man of many, many movie franchises. Today I sat down with Jeremy Renner, who is currently involved in franchises spawned from The Avengers, The Bourne Identity, and Mission: Impossible. After talking about his upcoming political thriller Kill The Messenger, I asked this insanely busy star about the prospect of him returning to Hansel & Grete:l Witch Hunters for its sequel. Cb: Are you signed on to Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters 2? Jeremy Renner: Not that I'm aware of, no. I...