Run Rabbit Run Netflix Movie Review

This is my official Run Rabbit Run Netflix Movie Review, talking about the movie that I had access to, and that this Thriller! I need your thoughts on my Run Rabbit Run Netflix Review and Reaction below, and let me know your excitement-level for this Netflix Movie!
As a fertility doctor, Sarah has a firm understanding of the cycle of life. However, when she is forced to make sense of the increasingly strange behavior of her young daughter, Sarah must challenge her own beliefs and confront a ghost from her past.
Starring Sarah Snook (Succession, The Beautiful Lie), Lily LaTorre, Damon Herriman (Thai Cave Rescue, The Serpent, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) and Greta Scacchi (Darby & Joan, The Shepherd).
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[@GareBare90]

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[@MegaJoanna1988]

Bunnies are the best! ❤️🐰

[@shesays1111]

​@@MegaJoanna1988They are! 🥰 They're such beautiful animals 💖💕

[@happytownesvanzandt4850]

Agree. Couldn't stand any of them. Also, if her big fear is the loss of a child, why does the mother constantly wander off and leave the kid alone?

[@skyeblu1722]

Yes, totally agree…..the mother in this was a real POS!

[@ginacaze6251]

She was not mental health, struggling

[@nopenallnull]

Sarah killed the ex-husband and Mia as well. The blood on the bed and the ex-husband on the right of the screen laying on the bed with a pillow over his head.

[@susancheetham5864]

Oh my gosh, thank you for sharing this!! I rewatched that seen and wasn’t sure who was in the bed with the pillow. Now the ending scene makes sense to me!

[@yvetteharris9378]

I agree. No one is talking about the ex-husband having the pillow over his head at the end.

[@travismann4732]

Do you think she killed Joan as well. She was in the room that night all dirty when she wasn't suppose to be and she was clearly not well there lol

[@1ivingdeadgr189]

yea but why did he stay?? she was clearly a little deranged when he showed up, i wouldve grabbed Mia and bailed lol

[@dfa3366]

Big letdown. All we get is scene after scene of a child being creepy with dark ominous shots with haunted score then it cuts to another scene. I don’t mind slow burn horror movies as long as it comes to something other than repeating its self. It got old with these shots of the camera pulling back and on to the next scene.

[@harryorenstein1144]

Saw it earlier today, and your review was spot on. Two very good main performances betrayed by unimpressive writing and a completely unsatisfactory ending.

[@josiethecrohnie6520]

This movie was a waste of an hour & 40 minutes of my life. Don’t waste your time watching it and waiting for it to get good because it never does

[@brendajean77359]

It’s elevated horror. So you need to know how to interpret it and challenge yourself to think.

[@PublicFigure69]

@@brendajean77359It’s just not good.

[@dogsbreakfast4952]

Omg worst movie ever

[@flugamenastyedits24]

@@PublicFigure69ya wtf. The movie is garbage!

[@tinternabbess]

The mother is terrified, then chooses to go outside in the dark to a broken-down creeper of a barn. This movie went downhill so fast it received a speeding ticket.

[@sour3889]

This was one of the most boring movie I’ve maybe ever watched. I thought it was absolutely terrible 😔

[@epicnessoflegends]

Literally just finished it and I feel the exact same

[@redscorpion9325]

Same and now Im at work sleepy AF after watching this Movie at my Desk

[@dfa3366]

Yup. I really wanted to like it and whoever directed this was all about trying to film shots and no substance. I knew half way thru she killed her sister. Duh!!!

[@susancheetham5864]

I’m a little slow so I’m glad I’m reading all these comments. Lol

[@lantrycliff4260]

Spot on, idk what the director or producer we’re thinking while making this. Soooooooo boring

[@deniseknicely783]

So tired of Netflix movies. They leave these crazy ambiguous endings and just tired of it. If she killed her sister arrest her. If it’s a ghost story make it one but they leave dumb endings and I’m done.

[@Rich7714]

Exactly my thoughts. Every damn time I watch a Netflix psychological thriller, I regret it, & I realise I wasted 1 or 2 hours of my life that I'll never get back.

[@icantthinkofagoodname1838]

The Babadook did it better. The mum kept making really silly choices. Like I get she has trauma but for as much as she seems to really care about her child, she does the most reckless stuff. Like who tries to cut their kids hair in the dark while the child is fighting? I dont care how much their head is bleeding, thats just stupid. It frustrated me. Also, it was so dark all the time. Theres mood lighting, and then theres missing half the movie cause you cant see it.

[@deejayelle813]

I mean she was definitely a bit rough with the child but also the mother and father weren’t doing disciplining they were just excusing his behavior.

[@nigelallwright194]

the ending was disappointing

[@misjathecinemalover]

They really made the opening scene from Get Out into a movie 💀

[@MusicByEvermore]

Huh 👀

[@misjathecinemalover]

@@MusicByEvermore in the opening scene of Get Out they use the song ‘Run Rabbit Run’ 🐇

[@MegaJoanna1988]

Berating the child? 😂 I was definitely on her side for calling that kid a little s**t. He was hitting her daughter. I’d be angry too. Especially since his own mother was just not even going to tell him you shouldn’t hit other kids.

[@AllisonChains64]

Omg me too!! I got so irritated at the kid lmao. But especially at the mother because she kept getting mad at Sarah for telling the boy "no" and then later calling him a "little shit" when he wouldn't stop hitting. It's like, well, if you'd discipline your child and tell him not to hit, other people wouldn't have to tell your child "no" for you.

[@skyeblu1722]

Ya maybe…however when freaky mom was abusive to the innocent bunny rabbit, and subsequently got bit, is when I stopped watching…,

[@AllisonChains64]

@@skyeblu1722 Why'd you stop watching?

[@MegaJoanna1988]

@@skyeblu1722 that I can empathise with! I did not like that. I love bunnies.

[@MegaJoanna1988]

@@AllisonChains64 Exactly! I hated that stupid mum excusing his behaviour and having a go at Sarah instead of telling her child off. 😤

[@mattlafemina]

Another horror about mom dealing with past issues. Let me guess, the monsters are her own personal demons

[@FablesOutofSpace]

The monster is her dead husband as a depressing projection:D Jesus, they cannot get rid of these clitches...

[@remarkableprodigy714]

Yep lmao

[@christopherlynch9888]

I think one of your final comments about the pacing being flat described the biggest problem of this film. There were no breaks in the attempt to arouse the creepy factor. From the beginning to the end they played the same musical score.

[@leekeishakeishaleesmith3801]

I agree. Acting was great, story and writing was not great. The pacing was ugh. I'm with you about the pacing!! THANK YOU for this review!

[@joshvanmoorsel7460]

SPOILER: I feel like it would have ended better after she pushed her own kid off for the first time. Then they just beat the bush until she visualized her child-self pushing her sister off

[@1ivingdeadgr189]

awh i was so hoping that was gonna be the case!! my jaw def wouldve dropped haha whoops

[@khadijahburnett2119]

That’s honestly where I thought this was going. Once they started playing that scene out I’m like oh snap she killed boffum 😅

[@desireejohnson5180]

I just came to spare someone two hours of their life they’ll never get back. If you are watching this review to see if you want to watch the movie DONT!!!! I kept saying ok now the plot is laid out now the good part is coming except it never did. The last twenty minutes it started to make sense what ever that means but was not worth it at all!!!!!

[@Rich7714]

Indeed I just wasted those 2 hours myself. This film is so bad it's made me angry to be honest.

[@classydan]

You gotta give Hijacked a try! I would love to hear your thoughts about the first couple episodes.

[@irenes3470]

Spoiler follows... Its 80% Sara going around yelling Mia Mia MIA!

[@happytownesvanzandt4850]

closer to 99%

[@quacker7833]

Just finished this movie. I’m all for purposeful confusion, if it’s resolved at the end. That’s why I love Jordan Peele films, and I had high hopes that this movie would sort of mimic the “aha!” moment that Peele films have. However, that moment never came. Sigh…

[@AustinBurke]

Agreed

[@stridertherangerwoof]

and the aha moment in "nope" ? ahaaa, ......NOPE

[@Unrealistic-o9c]

Ah ha moments?

[@drejohnson5095]

We still have no idea why she even wanted to kill here sister

[@milestrombley1466]

I thought it was a horror movie about a little girl running from something based on the movie cover.

[@ButterCookie1984]

I thoroughly enjoyed this! The burn was perfectly slow and the mood was creepy as hell.

[@mattwho42]

I didn't mind the pacing, I'm on the side where I think the pacing was good. But I couldn't stand the screenplay and writing. I feel like half the movie Snook's character is just saying "Mia? Mia! Mia, Mia! Mia? Mia" while the daughter just repeats "I want to see Joan, I want to see Joan, I want to see Joan". There was enough in the story there to keep me interested, but the screenplay completely took me out of any creepy tension the story builds.

[@wiidub9225]

Will you review Black Mirror?

[@LuminaireNoire]

I liked this less and less as it went on. It started off with heavy Babadook vibes then degraded into a predictable, poorly structured plot with circular dialogue, incomplete character arcs, and unmemorable performances (I think Sarah Snook is a fantastic actor but she didn't do much to help elevate the weak source material). Very disappointing as I like the film's premise and certain aspects such as the color palate, the distressing, uneasy atmosphere, and especially the audio & score. It could've been a good film if it had stronger writing.

[@Marhyaish]

I felt so frustrated with the movie and i wonder if in the ending sarah was trippin again because when she woke up after confessing there was a little girl laying in the other bed with a pillow over her head i wonder if sarah suffercated Mia and was seeing her victims souls walking away

[@travismann4732]

Omg the movie was amazing! What are all you talking about? The rabbit represented guilt about the murder of Alice. She could not get rid of the rabbit just like the memories of the murder. She hurt Alice with a rabbit trap before killing her. Nd her father used to trap rabbits as pests and Alice would let them go. That's the whole rabbit meaning behind the movie. The the ending was amazing...finally realizing that she was having a psychotic episode at her old house and ending up killing her ex husband, her daughter, and might have even killed the mother because she was at the nursing home the night before all covered In dirt. But she definitely killed the husband and Mia because she was talking to her dead daughter at the end of the movie. Mia's eyes were weirdly wide open while asking her mother these questions and calling her a monster. And the whole night mias eyes stayed open until she slipped out of bed like a ghost and joined Alice in the after life.

[@user-ym9bc7dl3l]

I notice that when you dont like a film, the acting score seems to take a dip too, was the acting really not worth a 7 or 8?

[@AustinBurke]

Beyond the two leads, the supporting performances were lackluster at best.. Felt like the entire acting budget went towards the main two lol

[@AustinBurke]

And also, the young girl was solid but not fantastic. Good enough.

[@user-ym9bc7dl3l]

@@AustinBurke got it! Thanks

[@user-ym9bc7dl3l]

@@AustinBurke also you're so cool and I hope everything's going well with the baby and everything

[@JidionisthebiggestMenace]

Great review bro

[@pastella3130]

I agree, “Characters running after dialogue”the movie tbh haha I espically didn’t like how multiple shots slowly zoomed in and music rose.. on nothing?! Maybe there was something I didn’t see but a couple times I was like, what am I supposed to be looking at?!?

[@deniseoates7147]

The purpose of the rabbit could be that it brought about the possession of Mia. When she tried to drop it over the fence, the rabbit was not having it and it mark festered into a full blown out infection on Sara's hand (that murdered). Just too much symbolic stuff, wasn't mentioned that her father was coming back as a bird and did she not seem to hit a bird with her car. The music (sound?) that was supposed to be hunting by using didgeridoos was getting on my last nerve. The movie took too long and At the end Sara has probably killed every last one of her family members, including her mom (because worker left her alone there when she should not been there in the first place) because she was not escorted out the room, she had plenty of time to kill her mother.

[@happytownesvanzandt4850]

The rabbit symbolized Alice, hence Mia wearing the rabbit mask.

[@deniseoates7147]

@@happytownesvanzandt4850 I watched it twice because I fell asleep on the first viewing: The opening of the movie is basically the ending of the movie aerial view of finding the character (same cloths at end) laying out after her murder craze by the water, but one could get confused and think it was a dream sequence, since the next clip is Sarah waking up. Some people might want to push back the supernatural aspect of the movie but not so fast. The death of the grandpa and Mia turning 7 seem to be the magic mix and then the appearance of the Bunny top it. The purpose of the rabbit could be that it came because Alice liked rabbits because the possession of Mia has started (she asked about Joan) had already started on their way home and took Sarah swirling down the rabbit hole. If we notice, there seem to be a storm brewing when Sarah pulled up outside their home was this actually letting us know thing are not right. The rabbit (is like familiar? (like black cat for witches)) met Mia (now Alice) there and the garage door open to all the stuff stored there so Sarah has to deal with the past. Apparently, Sarah has had mental problems because Peter at the birthday party question Sarah with a concern of if she was mentally ok and he looked concerned like he had bad experience of her not being in a good place. It was crazy that Sarah would think that agreement of having one child would go outside their divorce. How is tragic for Alice (slowly taken over Mia) to relive being beaten when the (rather large) 3 year old had hit her on the head. Me personally did not feel that Sarah overacted on that she was protecting her own, because it seem that kid's mom Denise was not addressing it (how he still got another hit in). So, Sarah has been blocking communication to Mia from the grandma (so there hate there), so she burns the birthday card (sure not the first). Then she tries to get rid of something else Mia loves, when she tried to drop Rabbit over the fence, it was not having it and left it mark to festered into a full blown out infection on Sara's hand (that murdered). Alice watch from balcony, if it was Mia she would of screamed out at her mother but Alice knew the bunny could fend for itself. Next morning bunny mask on at this time Mia became unaffectionate toward mom because Joan is mummy to her. If I am catching it right, it seems that Sarah grew up with only her dad. Was it because Joan had a breakdown after Alice went missing or she suspect Sarah in having a hand in it and dad left with child because Joan was accusing Sarah? Mia start showing signs of physical abuse bleeding head or nose, even peeing in bed. Did anyone else notice there was always like a storm brewing outside their home and at beach scene also wind picked up once they got to the childhood house? Artwork on back of Mia work and in library book, was that Sarah or Alice (box of blackness with a bunny and person and then an empty box at the end). Just too much symbolic stuff, wasn't it mentioned that her father was coming back as a bird and did she not seem to hit a bird with her car on the way to see Joan. Not sure why Sarah decides to show a placard dedicated to Alice after Mia looking over and talking about a long ways down. It did not make sense that the storyteller in this movie try to make every dark spot a place where Alice is weeping because if Alice is in possession of Mia, this would not be true and those dark shadows had nothing to do with Alice's hiding spaces. Sarah calling Peter about the situation, surprised that he did not show up with Denise (Ms. Know it all). Sarah leave Mia in the house alone with unlock doors and goes to some far off shed to take a box in the middle of the night to store was another waste of our time moment, with the second visit to Joan with Mia, the whole go and seek of Mia when the picture were back on the wall. So for Peter to have a clue and to be so concern he sure took his own time to show up there. The music (sound?) that was supposed to be hunting by using didgeridoos was getting on my last nerve, like a humming in one's ears. The movie took too long (I fell asleep on some of it) and at the end Sara showing up at the nursing facility has probably already killed every last one of her family members, including now her mom (because worker left her alone there when she should not been there in the first place) because she was not escorted out the room, she had plenty of time to kill her mother. If you notice when Sarah climbs into bed with her filthy cloths still on Mia never moves her mouth to talk, what we are hearing is Alice voice and the dad not acknowledging any sound or movement coming into the room. He one would have taken Mia out of there because of the scissor injuries (even if he did not know it was an actual attack by Sarah) or he would have been laying with Mia himself to comfort and protect his baby but both were already dead by the time Sarah made her last visit to her mom's room. It stupid mind game for them to think that a man is not going to notice the house has been trashed and his daughter is in shock and I am a married man but I going to spend the night on the tiny tiny cot in my underwear that almost on the floor while my ex is walking around dirty hands in filthy/wet/stain garments out of her mind and left the house at night. I think what we are hearing is in Sarah mind of breathing coming into the room. His body look manipulated on the bed next morning because let me tell you, you are not going to suffocate a grown man (or most women) with a pillow while they laying on their stomach (unless she drugged him or bash his head in). And the arms would not end up down that way in a struggle to breath or protect life and been that neat (sheets were not even messed up, bed in same position, mattress still on frame, etc). So how did she kill them? Because Sarah is actually talking out loud in the room while laying with Mia's body (no fear that Peter will hear as she makes a confession because he dead), Alice's response is in Sarah's mind. Mia's spirit is actually pulled from underneath Sarah's arm because the child body positioning never changed from when her mom laid down beside her the night before and what Sarah witnessing thru window is symbolic of Mia spirit being led away by Alice. Afterward Sarah is just wondering around out there until she either dies or someone come looking for Peter or discovers Joan is dead. We now are back at the opening of the movie where she is laying by the water on the ground with what seem as the same clothes at end of move.

[@nadilametselaar9131]

Not available at Netflix EU.

[@marcelus4848]

This was a decent one I saw at Sundance

[@loganyoung2408]

If it was anymore predictable and cliche it’d be a Stephen King film

[@FablesOutofSpace]

From Austin's face from the thumbnail, I thought this was gonna be a 50 or 60 but goddamn so sad for Sarah Snook...

[@procraftinatorz4116]

Saw this at Sundance and HATED it.

[@AustinBurke]

Lol I don’t blame you!

[@redscorpion9325]

This Movie is NyQuil it’ll put you right to sleep

[@FUNNYMANERICWHITE]

😂😂😂

[@happytownesvanzandt4850]

I actually dozed off, so... YEP

[@redscorpion9325]

If you want to watch a Movie that will put you to sleep than watch this Movie 😴don’t try ti figure it out just go to sleep

[@Imfraaaa]

I wasted my time watching this😢 too bad , i give it 3 out of 10

[@Anthonycheesman33]

You’re never in a bad mood lol,

[@pianielmdk]

the movie was very terrible

[@jamestaylor2333]

This film is a waste of time, brain waves and eye moisture.

[@kevinhinkle7632]

That was more of a succession spoiler than I think you intended 😮

[@AustinBurke]

Nahhh 😂

[@christophernormand1075]

Couldn’t agree more! The acting was good but that can only carry things so far, especially when the whole plot was given up about 30 minutes in 😕👎🏻

[@martinmoses1342]

Mom was cute

[@dillonbanks609]

It was pretty good to me

[@1ivingdeadgr189]

amazing acting but yea a little predictable and some serious plot holes, like the husband is there then all of a sudden he's not 0_o ?? and can she not run outside??? or can only bang on the window what??? you know if you know

[@jeremiahhall4083]

It was slow building....and then they ran out of bricks

[@Anthonycheesman33]

Damn so it was as bad as Jeepers creepers 4 lol jk

[@TheDiamondMaskBSS]

holy shit this movie was FIRE 🔥 someone extinguish it anyways, my actual thoughts on the movie was that it was the meaning of disappoinment like holy shit i waited an hr 40 mins for a climax that never happened, u cant make anything happen and say half of it was a hallucination and not real

[@TheBigAppleNYC]

This movie was quite disturbing and a demonstration of bad parenting. Definitely not something I would recommend to any movie watchers.

[@autumnrose_tv]

This movie is so slow and boring and we leave with more questions then answers. I feel like there isn’t a real resolution to the film, as they ended the movie in a spot that could have come earlier in the movie

[@kirankumarsukumar]

I think you are over analyzing the movie. The movie was good

[@travismann4732]

Dude this movie was amazing. I had to watch it twice. The second time I finally realized that the mom had a psychotic episode and killed the father of her daughter and killed her daughter Mia at the end. The mom was hallucinating nd hearing things that really weren't there most of the movie. At the end when the mom and dad are frantically looking for Mia in the woods and finally finds her, I belive that she had already killed the father and Mia by that time. That whole scene she just made up in her head because it's the way she wished things played out.

[@dogsbreakfast4952]

This is one of the worst movies ever made

[@brettm41]

It's a horror story, so the horror keeps you in horror mindset. Weird, off, different, not a normal mom and daughters relationship with grandmom in mental hospital, and grandpa died. So suspenseful. It's not bad of a movie, and rabbit is always around. It's just an off movie and different from Australia. Not all movies are supposed to be predictable, and so why is it a horror movie. It's just a different kind of horror movie and off.

[@Tqpotts]

This movie was a waste of my time

[@sheree2985]

I thought this movie was great, so confused by all the reviewers saying it sucked. It has a slow burn and is much more psychological than a jumpscare. I like that the ending is kind of open ended: did the ghost of Alice actually walk Mia off the ledge or did Sarah kill her daughter and ex-husband in a blackout (the man laying in the bed face down). The creepiest part for me was one tiny part where Sara turned around and she looked like she was possessed. And the rabbit had cleat symbolism in two ways: guilt; and the sister alice herself who seemed to be resurfacing. I think everyone saying this sucked just don't like slowburn movies without a bunch of jumpscares and can't understand subtlety.

[@dontlookforme1999]

it was trash .

[@Rolls1866]

Very boring movie

[@planetclownfishbrain7052]

Wimmin writers blo garbage movie

[@dogsbreakfast4952]

One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. No exaggeration

[@skyeblu1722]

The mother in this was pathetic…..animal abuse as well…👎👎 And at the point when the innocent bunny bit her is when I stopped watching this piece of crap movie!!……

[@controloz3310]

You’re not being too negative, you just didn’t get it. The film is seen through the eyes of mother Joan’s dementia, coupled with Snooks characters guilt at killing her sister when she was the same age as her own daughter. It’s a breakdown in every sense. I personally loved it.

[@AustinBurke]

I mean I got it… Just didn’t like it lol

[@controloz3310]

@@AustinBurke that’s cool man. Yeah it’s received a pretty lukewarm reception all round, you definitely ain’t the only one.

[@moonchild1432]

it was so painfully slow - just boring. i could sum it all up in 2 minutes

[@orion2369]

Le faux hérédité

[@orion2369]

A chier