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Look at this little fella. So cute with his little whiskers and big bown eyes.
OMG! More floofy bunny buns!
That guy sure looks angry...!
They seem a bit concerned...
Don`t worry little bunny baby! All will be good..
HOLY MOTHER OF GOOOOD!!!!
Please no! No no! Noooooo!
Turn it off, turn it off! Mom! Please!
.............silent cries.
Dog Tax.
This movie is the source of some horrible childhood memories. Thanks for not reading on the age rating, Mom. Movie is called Watership Down http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078480/
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airabrightflame2718
Watch it after smoking five blunts
Evern
It was my grandparents, the same people who had a rabbit hutch and bunnies for us to raise when we were kids. Not a good call.
CharliMcFarli
I am in my forties and still refuse to watch this.
fiddlewheelx
bentcountygal
Now to find it somewhere in this house and read it again. One of my favorites!
potentialwisdom
This came out before the PG-13 rating was a thing. This movie had the same rating as most Disney flicks
iluvplants
Can confirm. Scary.
nobodyreadsusernamesanyway
So it's as "childfriendly" as the Animals of Farthing Wood?
lifeisntfairitsjustfairerthandeath
This is my favorite book
gregproops
Mine too!! Loved it since I was a child
popopocelot
That movie was in the children's section of blockbuster. Worst babysitting decision ever.
popopocelot
Although they're rabbits. Like dig a new tunnel if the old ones are all clogged full of dead bodies.
Thethingfromtheshadows
Mine still call it a children's film, and think we're over reacting when we say it was horrible.
SadCarrot
This movie is awesome
DBK00PER
Not only did my parents sit me down to watch this wonderful "cartoon about bunnies" as an impressionable 6 year old, they followed up 1/2
DBK00PER
Now I love both these cartoons and the books. Good stuff.
DBK00PER
2/2 with the cartoon adaption of that classic Animal Farm. You know, the "cartoon about the cute farm animals". My parents were interesting.
wolfiedk
i always tell parents of hurtfull/bullying-asshole kids it's kid friendly same with Plague Dogs and GotFf
aprique
Horrifying movie - wonderful book.
ImTryingIReallyAm
My mum put this on when I was feeling sick as a child, then she went to do house work while ans I was watching in horror
VorpaltheFox
don't forget The Plague Dogs
Lwfc
I-I always upvote bunnies... +1
FavoriteAllTheCuteThings
Fuck.....
Senguie
Ah no, poor guy. :'( I feel you man.
MagnusTheRedCyclops
It- It's fine. It's just raspberry jam and they're just... Just filming a movie. That's all. They're all friends in real life.
MrSmilingDeath
Well look at you, all relevant. Congratulations!
totschlager
plague dogs as well. i've seen these movies as a kid and it did not really phase me. still creepy though.
yellowtoolboxblackbag
Lol, no. I did that shit to myself. Rented it in 9th grade. Not as scarred as a grade schooler, but it still hit with some weight.
devolutionary
My mother took me to see this in the theater when I was about 3. Not just any theater, the big 70mm theater in downtown D.C. But I'm fine.
Poodlebrain
My aunt did. I read the book afterwards
Tarlon
I watched this when I was 4. Somehow I wasn't traumatised. Though it was... memorable. Certainly had a lot of depth and impact.
Tarlon
I wish they'd make more of the same caliber...
wyatt8740
Ralph Bakshi's "Wizards" (1978) might be worth a watch.
Taargus89
Plague dogs is another film for the whole family! Same era as watership down
sirbartonslady
Doesn't that one open up with a scene of a dog drowning? IIRC the book does, which is why i couldn't read it, couldn't get past that scene
hizenflay
Same animators too.
MerkinSuit
My mom took me to see that in the theatre when I was 6, she apologised for it being so... unpleasant. I liked and didn't like it.
HmmmNoSirIDontLikeIt
*Singing*"I don't feel no pain no more. I've left this cruel world behind And I've found my peace of mind. I don't feel no pain no more."
TimothyTRiG
Same author: Richard Adams.
TavrinCallas
Watched this every other weekend as a young kid. Loved it alongside the cartoon LOTR. Both with John Hurt. Great stuff. Also introduced 1/2
TavrinCallas
2/2 my two kids to it this month. Loved it. Spent an afternoon drawing up El-ahrairah in the style of the beginning afterwards.
wyatt8740
You ever see "Wizards" (also by Ralph Bakshi, director of the LOTR cartoon)? Also an older anime movie - Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro
wyatt8740
(directed by Hayao Miyazaki)
TavrinCallas
Haven't seen wizards. Will look it up. Quite the fan of Ghibli though. Thanks for the tip!
GreedoJones
Read the book.
neddyhill
Heard of a butchers once that had a sign in their window: "Watership Down. You've read the book and seen the film. Now eat the cast".
notmyfirstrodeo
Watershop Down shows rabbits as heroic & valiant characters. Well worth the read... You can then use the word "tharn" in a conversation.
qtRaven
Also hrair!
whatwouldbuffydo
This is no time to go tharn!
jimicus
And hrududu. And silflay. And elil. And hrair.
Pally01
and hraka, unless someone knows what it means
Tarlon
It does a good job at depicting the lives of the characters along with their cultures. It does a lot of reflection on civilization.
EdwardStarsmith
As a nurse and as a Paramedic I've used it in charting. It's never come back to me for correction.
TygrF
I now am morbidly curious - what situation would cause a person to go tharn?
AndThenThereWereSquirrels
That is fantastic.
BraveUsersubNewestPatrol
This was a book too and it's, uh, pretty intense.
abyll
I never saw the movie; My dad had me read the book when i was around 10. It was... uh, pretty intense. Good way to put it. Good book though.
ArcaneConjecture
"We shall help ourselves to a roof of bones, hung with shining wires! Help ourselves to misery and death!”
SombreroWieldingLawmaker
Personally I thought the book was insanely boring.
bananahag
My dad read me this as a kid and I really don't remember any of this!
steviedrawsdinos
He did the William Goldman version, then..
DutchRudderShotgun
I read this in the sixth grade. My tragic backstory is now unlocked. Thanks public pick your own book report and old donated books no one Xd
BigLizardInYourBackyard
So is The Plague Dogs. Richard Adams. They're great books.
OrC23
Yeah same author. He had issues. Great books though.
myrouterisonfire
Which is weird because bunnies. The book is really good though!
TygrF
Great book. Multiple re-reads.
paladinofseattle
There was a story in a similar vein about cats called Tailchaser's Song by Tad Williams. Freaking loved both of them.
TygrF
I think I've seen that one, but never picked it up. Might just give it a go on your recommendation, thanks.
Colvane
Now go watch the Brave Little Toaster, with a Happy Tree Friends chaser!
Evern
Watch The Last Unicorn for dessert. It's not nearly so violent, it's just fucked up (hello three-breasted harpy and tit tree of terror)
ArsePirate
Whats wrong with the brave little toaster?
Colvane
Well, the scene with the scrapped cars singing about how good life once was while the giant monster chews them all to death was fairly grim
Colvane
But I think I'd have to go with the dream sequence where the toaster kills the little boy by burning toast while a demonic clown chases him
Colvane
to eventual death by electrocution
ArsePirate
I need to watch this then lol never seen it when I was a kid