0:41 did he just say that the city

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He didn't win that fight against the dog did he

I watched that Movie as a kid my parents were more scared then me

I still eat rabbits 😅

Just like others this movie traumatized me as a kid. Just realized this may be why I don't like rabbits, subconsciously it stuck in my mind. The bleeding rabbits weird me out.🐇🩸😢

Focusing on just these scenes ignores the fact that the film was beautifully animated and, for its time, not at all unusual for visiting complex themes and disturbing imagery. To me, it's no worse than, say, the rat scene in Lady and the Tramp or Maurice lost in the woods in Beauty and the Beast, scenes that really impacted me as a kid, or truly challenging stories like Bambi, The Plague Dogs and Grave of the Fireflies. Even in the present day there are all sorts of disturbing things in kids' films, from Disney's Tarzan where you can clearly see a guy get hung to death, to Harry Potter which literally is about blood racism and shows you dead bodies (Cedric) and mutilation (Pettigrew visibly cutting off his own hand). Obviously if you're a parent, you retain the choice as to whether you want your kids to watch such things or not, but whatever the choice, simply labeling something as too difficult is never the right reason to hide something. Sorry not sorry, but parenting is hard work and part of that work is making sure your kids understand the realities of life. Manageable doses of violence (animal-on-animal, as in nature documentaries or cartoons like this) actually make it incredibly easy to explain things like death to kids, it's just that you have to put in the effort. If you're too lazy, apathetic or emotionally weak yourself to do it, that's not the films' fault.

This seriously makes Rick and morty and most adult cartoons look like preschool shows

my mum saw this film in theatres when it came out when she was a kid, she said it was probably the most traumatising experience of her life

Y’all WEAK

3:48 ahhhh yes the sweet memories of childhood trauma ... 🥰🥲🙃

This shit scared me as a kid when I was like 4 years old and now I’m 17

I LOVED this movie when I was a kid in elementary school. I LOVED the animation and the story about survive and friendship. It is the best movie. My son (4 years) also love this movie. It is a fantastic movie for all generations.

This is the most disturbing thing I've ever watched movie i was born this so brutal (gore) in this era, our movies used to be beautiful because of the old form of their graphics like that scary, imagination, nightmares, unknown things anythings and now today (Modern era) the movie like this are makes more pretty gore brutal past 30 years from now😭

Man, the English version is bad..

rabbits getting buried alive is horrific

I don't know why my mom had us watch this as little kids lmao

2024

It’s so crazy and interesting to see the forms of media people create. I’m a high schooler and this is still terrifying to me. Especially because it seems like a children’s movie

Props to Blackavar for trying to fight the General.

I remember owning the vhs tape I didn't watch it till I was old enough to watch it. I can see why the scenes would be too disturbing for kids I showed my parents these scenes, they were shocked and didn't realized that they bought a movie that would be disturbing for kids.

Wow I’m getting chills. I told my mom the exact same thing once. I have never seen this movie. I told her , look at the room can you see the walls are covered in blood. And I did the exact same thing that rabbit did. My mom thought I was dreaming but no, I was wide awake. Nothing happend, my parents split but that’s normal. I think.

What fucks me up is it’s clear the dog isn’t hunting them for food but rather sport

We watched this at school today

I can't believe my old teacher made us watch this movie in first grade😭 I was literally traumatized.

How is this a kids movie?

3:48 - 4:16 The idea of being buried alive, let alone your whole parents, brothers, and sisters is a horrifying thought to think of.

What makes it even more terrifying is the sound design. Sinister music and the heavy breathing and gurgling when they're dying. Dont make stuff like this anymore.

oh i remember this one.. and i felt so bad for few days... this was too much too soon for me to handle..

How the fuck was this for children?

I saw this when i was a Child, now after 8 years i watched it again and it isca bit desturbing but still it is a great movie. Honestly way better then some Disney from the last years.

lol who was this movie even made for

"This movie messed up my childhood." Having grown up in a rural area, this thing didn't faze me. Nature is merciless. Animals do not treat each other... nice.

He was never found. We couldn't see him get killed but everyone else was ok

I can't believe this movie was rated U in UK

Thank da faaackkk god i didnt know about this movie as a child. JFC

lol when i was 9 i saw this movie, i was not traumatized surprisingly. i was actually quite fascinated by it

Ah yes, where the childhood trauma began

this is what yall call disturbing?

Kids today are too fuckin soft

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1983

I wasnt allowed to watch the power rangers because it was too violent, but apparently this wasnt a problem?

This is traumatizing to you?? This is nothing compared to seeing that horse drown in that fantasia movie

It's certainly not a movie for young or sensitive kids. What with rabbits getting caught in snares, dogs with blood on their fangs slaughtering rabbits etc plus more gruesome scenes. But hey, it's true to life of what they have to go through in the wild.

You fcking snowflakes got scared by this shit? Lmaoooo

1970s and 1980s media for kids was a lot more daring, and didn't treat kids like idiots who could only feel happy feelings by looking at a funny yellow minion.

How PETA thinks we prepared a steak

I’m starting to think that this was a horror movie……

The fact that they remade this 😂