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Reviews Counted:7
Fresh:6
Rotten:1
Average Rating:6.3/10
Rabbit has a full, gushing heart it wants to share with the audience, and released in the wake of a thousand obnoxious fart-happy distractions, its inherent gentleness and ability to remain inspired by kindness is wholeheartedly welcome.
The live-action cast may be unknowns, but they're effective enough; the 2-D (drawn and digital) animation is winning; and the story will engross any 8-and-younger with the patience to watch it.
A family drama, based on the popular children's book, about how loving makes us real.
These days, even employing the traditional, 2-D cel style of animation seems like a quaint notion.
A low-key charmer that's bound to enchant small children and amuse their parents during many hours of repeat viewings.
Top CriticWhile it isn't exactly a classic, it expresses the power of hope in the imaginary world and the importance of communicating our love for one another in the real world.
Family film lacks frills but has sweet message for kids.
March 01, 2009:
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