zakthomasnz A film that has no allegories or political commentary shoehorned in, just a film about rabbits. Yet so much depth is applied to this film from the incredibly dark themes, of rabbits being in a constant state of survival and dealing with serious issues like PTSD etc. the film may seem violent or horrid but I found that it actually is able to teach us a lot. Whether the topic be death or the cruelty of the world, this film boasts haunting imagery yet is filled with so much heart. Incredibly worthwhile for all ages (depending on how mature the child is though, of course).

wallaceaimee I was quite young when I watched this movie. The scenes terrified me so much and I had nightmares for weeks. Everytime I come to watch this movie it terrifies me still and I have to turn it off.

Irishchatter As an adult, I think showing this to children would scare them and of course would upset them. I'm very much an animal lover myself and all I have think of when watching this movie, was always the fear for the rabbits sake like. I know it's a cartoon but it does show you what it's like in the bunny rabbit world.You honestly wouldn't think a gorgeous cartoon like this would be so violent! The reason why I watched this movie, was only because it was seen on Danny Darko. I'm just glad that it was never mentioned or that I saw it from my childhood. Honestly it could probably haunt me and give me nightmares every night. I would consider this a really sad and dark movie, I actually am trying not to have tears on my eyes after watching this. It's probably best not for animal lovers to see this!

coolcpendlol When i was younger this film is scared me when i was an little kid, so later in few years i watch again and it i have an strange feeling that it's was good like this film.it was make this film is happy (The scene of fly scene of Kehaar and even his humor), scared (the fighting of heroes against villains) and even sadness (the main protagonist Hazel is going with Black Rabbit Of Inlé to Frith).Which it was an great film to follow the book of the same name, and plus the music named "Bright Eyes" by Mike Batt which it was one of the beautiful and sadness music i have ever heard.Final Rating: 9 out of 10