Watership Down Trailer

The theatrical trailer to the 1978 film, Watership Down.

[@KarrieDreammind5]

Here's the thing: This was never meant as a children's movie but just because people are stupid and think cartoon = for kids, most of us ended up watching this when we were kids. Whether that's good or not, though, I can't really decide. I know I was terrified by most scenes, especially the heads, stuck in the underground tunnel and squished together and the scene that stuck with me the most is the field being covered in blood. In fact this is how I found this film again recently - by searching for a film with a field being covered in blood involving rabbits. As a child I didn't understand any of the political/sociological messages of the film. I just remembered the mentally tormenting scenes. But now, as a 24-year old I feel oddly glad I've seen this film at such a young age. I fear that if I had seen it now it wouldn't have had such an impact on me. And I enjoy watching the disturbing scenes in a weirdly masochistic kind of way, because I take pleasure in gnawing at my own childhood traumas. In any case I can't help but feel that this film has contributed to rabbits being my absolute most favourite animal! I see something deep and tragic when I look at a rabbit and I'm pretty sure this film is the reason why.

[@ashleycasey2093]

_"I take pleasure in gnawing at my own childhood traumas."_ I've been doing that for at least a few hours, so far for me it's been _The Never Ending Story_ (sphinx v. knight scene), the cover of the movie _Demon Child 666_, and currently I (like you have done with this film), am googling for a movie that involves the antagonists turning child-prisoners into slim-balls. I think this has to do with some subconscious human need to have a rematch with their former fears.

[@KarrieDreammind5]

Ashley Casey Have you found that film you were searching for? I like your explanation for why we're doing it. I think it's true - I know these things scared me as a child and I like to convince myself that I am grown up and strong now and that I can overcome those demons from the past. I think I also like the psychological idea that facing those 'demons' again helps me understand certain aspects of my own psyche and understand myself better.

[@ashleycasey2093]

Karrie Dreammind Exactly. And unfortunately no, I haven't. When I googled the synopsis of the movie I at least found that there were others looking for the same film too.

[@KarrieDreammind5]

Ashley Casey It's very strange not to be able to find something on the internet nowadays.... I feel like I want to help you because this is an important quest. :p Have you tried searching for other details you can remember about that movie?

[@ashleycasey2093]

Karrie Dreammind Yep, it was a movie about children (as far as I remember), being imprisoned in jails, and their adult rulers shooting this gun at them, which turned them into a large slime ball. I've only watched parts of it, because at the time, I was at a babysitter's house. The most vivid scenes I can recall was some kid running down the ail, escaping from his prision saying "I don't want be a slim ball" then a adult blasting him with a gun, and he _was_ a slime ball. Gross, and weird, but it scared me nonetheless.

[@foxythefox6505]

This is not a facking kids movie THIS IS BRUTAL AF

[@foxythefox6505]

Plus this ruined my facking childhood!

[@Johnlindsey289]

+Foxy The Fox It's for adults

[@ElCoquiBorracho]

+Johnlindsey289 is it? I read it's a family movie

[@donaldderp1602]

Frack off!

[@KahavaveCAPIPI]

This was one of my favourite movies as a kid. Motherfucking battle bunnies.

[@IncubusOfDeath]

Unus Domus Hell Yeah mine too....can still remember the fight scene....

[@shiawasekappukekiful]

If you want to scar your kids for life, if you want to scar yourself for life, Watch this movie

[@Watcher3223]

***** Okay...

[@Watcher3223]

***** All I was saying was that "The Plague Dogs" is a bit more intense of a movie than "Watership Down." Conversely, "The Plague Dogs" is from the same production company that made "Watership Down."

[@shiawasekappukekiful]

***** then have them watch both.....and The Matrix animated movie.......and Akira.....would list another disturbing animated film, but by then both the children and whoever else would be breave enough to attempt watching such a list consecutively on the same day would likely need serious therapy and large quantities of icecream

[@Watcher3223]

shiawasekappukekiful Movies like "Animatrix," "Akira," and the like would never be mistaken for anything but adult animation. They're even appropriately rated as such by the MPAA, earning a PG-13 or an R rating. Movies like "Watership Down," on the other hand, can easily be seen as children's fare at first. "Watership Down" is merely rated PG. That happens to be the point; an animated movie about rabbits would seem cute, but this film is violently graphic. But, just in case anybody thinks that was a criticism ... "Watership Down" is actually a very good movie. Just bear in mind that "parental guidance suggested" really does mean what it says with this film.

[@shiawasekappukekiful]

***** hmmm, well advised man, well advised

[@MrLegoCorporation]

This movie changed my perception...I can never look at rabbits the same way...The appreciation I have now...it's immeasurable, I often smoke my pipe and think of Lord Frith and Hazel, and how glad he would be to join the Owsla.

[@accursedcursive4935]

"Most unusual and provocative film you're ever likely to see" I don't doubt that.

[@Lemonjamin]

A pretty odd slogan for a kids film.

[@KarrieDreammind5]

Lemonjamin I don't think it was meant as a kids' film. That's unfortunately our western society's conviction: cartoons are for kids. Good thing today things are changing.

[@ariellajasmine]

Lemonjamin It was never meant to be a kids' book or movie. It was political.

[@arachnoTed12]

Actually, it was given a "U" rating ("G" in the U.S.), so originally, it was expected to be for both adults and children.

[@arachnoTed12]

Or at least those who viewed and judged it expected it to.

[@loaded88]

I remember seeing this as a kid, I thought it was a great movie even though it scared me shitless, gave me recurring nightmares and basically put me in a depressingly sad mood for several days.

[@PeopleofHills]

I also watched this as a child and though it didn't necessarily scare me it still disturbed me quite profoundly. I saw a glimpse of tis movie that I had completely forgotten and suddenly I remember so many scenes , the scene with the hill turning red brought it all back. I'm actually shaking tight now

[@Pengully]

My parents rented this movie for me when I was a three thinking it was another Disney film, I watched it all by myself. Needless to say it scared the shit out of me and depressed me for weeks; looking back I can appreciate it more because of its harsher realities.

[@TakkuriHimare]

Haha, your parents goofed. No three-year-old should have to experience that trauma! Still, glad it introduced you to this amazing film.

[@TakkuriHimare]

I was same age or younger. Still loved it.

[@Johnlindsey289]

+Pengully Why would people think animation is all disney? is it cause Disney established animation?

[@Khaos969]

This cartoon is an eye opener for anyone born from the 90s onwards... I was in born in 1980 and I remember this used to come on every easter... at sucha young age I watched this film it used to come on about 1pm for every child to see... it was so violent and deep... and sad... But I honestly think us kids who watched this adult themed movie as children probably helped us mature that little bit faster... come to think of it all the cartoons of the 80s were very mature.... Thundercats,Mask,Ulyses,Centurions,Visionaries etc real men were made in this decade... we wonder why the men of today are soft... we were brought up on this cartoon and Thundercats while these poor kids grow up on Sponge bob.... and god knows what else... I sometimes wonder who was responsible for the sudden change in Cartoons? because it changed so drastically yet ive never seen any report for the sudden switch.... anyone remember "The story teller" what a brilliant program that was!

[@lisagagliardo2428]

I remember seeing the full movie was posted on youtube and thought, "Wow I watched this as a kid, let's go down memory lane..." I'm happy it was a part of my life, though.

[@willywanka3918]

lol totally.... our teachers made us watch this in the 80s, and the kids seemed nicer, they picked on each other but they prob didn't take it so far !!

[@straightedgekidlg]

Willy Wanka And I thought 80's kids rants died out...well....at least they're not as bad and in-your-face with it as 90's kid's.

[@Khaos969]

90s kids lol I cant even believe that's allowed to be spoken about... what a crap decade that was. :D

[@straightedgekidlg]

Khaos969 Yeah They act like a few good toys and cartoons can make up for Jeffrey Dahmer Columbine Massacre O.J. Simpson case O.J. Simpson getting off (pause) Rawandan genocide World Trade center bombing TWA flight 800 Rodney King beatings Michael Jackson case Olympic park bombing Gulf war Kurt Cobain Kurt Cobained himself spawning the saying Kurt Cobain for shotgun-to-the-face suicide And this one......this one they can't justify in any way JUSTIN BEIBER WAS BORN!!!

[@amward1989]

I watched this as a kid and it was sad, but certainly not disturbing.

[@CopperGaut]

Watership Down was the most beautifully written novel I've ever read. Floored me.

[@charlesajones77]

2:50: "But first they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, Prince with the swift warning. Be cunning, and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed."

[@ezrablock3218]

I watched this at my grandparents house after a long day at the park, i wish their were more movies with the heart and exiting adventure like this one.

[@KaiserChiefsPocketbombs]

You see this animation! god damn! it looks so good! That animation alone is worth the watch with all the detail it has.

[@_The_Lone_Wolf_]

Yes! The old classic hand drawn animation is so beautiful and you can see all the effort and work that went into making it. It isn't nearly the same now that everything uses computers

[@Johnlindsey289]

+Lone Wolf Agree, Pixar should be the only company to do CGI.

[@billybarnett9518]

Funny you should say that, this is apparently being remade with CGI.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Billy Barnett Not quite a remake but a new adaptation.

[@ERON616]

Both the book and the movie were my favorites as a kid in elementary school. I watched the movie again last night, and it still holds up. Amazing stuff.

[@JimmyGuitarist]

I remember watching this loads of times as a kid round my Nan & Grandad's. They assumed it was a film about cute little rabbits, hopping about in the wilderness. Sometimes at night, I can't sleep.

[@mariamarymee3308]

I used to watch this all the time when I was little, yea it scared the crap out of me when i was little, but i grew up on a farm and understood the natural order of things. I am now in my 20's and I re-watch this and my mind is blown. All children should see this if just to grasp the basic understanding of survival. It would do modern children some good.

[@origonalname119]

I'd rather have been scarred by a cartoon like this when I was a kid, because It would actually leave a mark on me, as opposed to all the forgettable fluff of modern kids movies.

[@maxw6494]

xactly.

[@ZaynahZihoa]

I saw it when I was a kid, and I thought it was great. Too much children's entertainment is watered down nowadays, nothing wrong with giving them that evokes genuine emotion.

[@kingoftheyeens]

It's just on how horrifying these rabbits look. I MEAN SWEET JESUS LOOK AT THOSE DISEASED MUTANT FACES.

[@TheOrbit303]

My teacher used to read this book to the class in 2nd grade (83'). Also watched the movie when I was young, I enjoyed it and now I see why I still have vivid memories of this movie at age 37! lol

[@sofie9763]

this movie scared the shit out of me as a kid who am I kidding, it still does

[@superdupy]

Had nightmares about this movie when I was younger. My dad thought it was an innocent kids movie. He was wrong.....

[@sofie9763]

Jupp, I think I watched it the first time when I was 9

[@colinboots8694]

this movie had little effect on me.. know what movies scared the piss outta me? the wizard of oz and alice in wonderland

[@Avaflava-]

I have no Idea why, but I used to love this book!! This trailer is epic!

[@NatashaSoniaLawrence]

I have been looking for the movie about horrifying bunnies with red eyes AND HERE IT IS! Thank you for the years of nightmares

[@kuhl42]

I LOVED this move when i was 9. We went to the video store once a week and i rented it every time for months. I don't know why I was so obsessed with it...then my mom watched it with me and never let me see it again! lol

[@1BrknHrtdRomeo]

144p... Who knew we'd meet again.

[@goldfndr]

Incorrect aspect ratio too. Should be changed from 4:3 to 16:9 (e.g. with stretch.site).

[@Zethany]

"COME ON AND TRY YOU CRACK BRAIN SLAVE DRIVER!" You hear a bunny say that in a film and you KNOW its a good movie. I watched this countless times as a 3 year old and I never got enough of it! I still can't get enough!

[@AngelaJonesPoetryStoriesArt]

I saw this movie when I was seven years old. I think I was a bit too young and immature to understand it. Watching it as an adult really makes me think it wasn't made for young children.

[@AsusanXT]

+Angie Lupus Life Same on my end, I watched this movie as a child, and well, I enjoyed it to an extent. My mother bought the movie again on DVD.

[@excalibur493]

+Angie on KZbin Yeah, I looked it up, and this is a *military* story told by a father to his younger daughters. He just changed the soldiers to bunnies. Either that, or Wikipedia lied to me again...

[@Invaderphantomstar11]

This movie stired such deep memories of my days in the meadow with my ears up high and my tail a fluff, finaly a film that captures our humanity! EMBRACE YOUR INNER BUNNEH!!!

[@Aznkrusdr]

OH SHIT, IT'S THE BUNNY COPS. RUN.

[@lunaorca129]

It's called the owlsa xD

[@byro-bot]

Luna Orca12 it's actually Owsla haha

[@lunaorca129]

Lol oops 😆

[@byro-bot]

Anyway , it's the best animation ever

[@lunaorca129]

Lol yup 🐰🐰🐰

[@darexxis]

this is/was my favorite movie when i was young and i still love it

[@mouse1496]

+Dorien ten haring - beekveldt so do I

[@rydag11]

This gave me nightmares when I was a kid

[@Dragnovox]

Wow i watched this when i was around 7 or 8 years old. Some how i was able to picture it and remember the name out of no where in class today.

[@skittlehappymatt]

An amazing movie.

[@paulinelambert7780]

“My heart has joined the Thousand, for my friend stopped running today.” - Rest in peace, Mr Adams.

[@acornstairlift]

I can't wait to see this.

[@Diegoperez-kl6xo]

It was out like 1988 or something

[@pinkfreud62]

Diego perez Says 1978 and the book was published way back in '72

[@Diegoperez-kl6xo]

Oh ok

[@tristonjia5405]

I remember watching this as a child, then watched it when I was older. It's actually a really good film! It's not as disturbing as you think! IMBD rated it 7.7/10

[@isaacerrypagogo98]

The author told this story to his two kids, and they suggested that he wrote it on paper. He got rejected by 7 publishers because of its content, but the author said it wasn't exactly 'children-like' it was once upon a time a simple story he told to his kids who loved the kind of stories he told. Honestly shut up and enjoy it :)

[@CatastrophicG]

Absolute classic animation film!! still great after all these years

[@lexio7313]

Can someone tell me what's so bad about blood and some slightly darkish themes? I mean, the only reason you guys think this movie is "cruel" and "horrible" is because today, about EVERY kid's movie is so sugar-coated you already know the "amazing" (yet sometimes untalented) "Hero" will win without even a bruise! Also, I'm so happy that there is darker themes. Without them, this movie would be boring, instead, it seems AWESOME.

[@metalsludge8205]

+alexis olender even for its time it was pretty shocking, considering how "animation with talking animals" generally was equated to Bambi levels of innocence.

[@lexio7313]

It would only be shocking for people who didn't decide to see what the book was like ( they don't have to read it just check it out ) or see any descriptions on what the movie/book is. And yes there was ways to see descriptions without the internet.

[@1980extremeG]

What a classic this is! Watched it when i was about 6 at first school, it was scary! Its such a deep, complex and surreal film that i dont think is suitable for young kids. The warped scary black rabbit, the depressing bright eyes, the meadow running red with blood, the rabbit caught in the snare, the dog running around savaging all the rabbits near the end, and the brutal fight between bigwig and the general! This film was rammed to the hilt with controversy, but i still love it and im 32!

[@LorenAguilar]

this is the very definition of hardcore

[@monicahpatel]

...I watched this in Primary when I was around Year 3. I loved this movie.

[@snak3y149]

it actually saddens me that people see these movies as nothing but disturbing.

[@TakkuriHimare]

It's because that's how the trailer delivered it. The trailer itself is kinda bad.

[@Mythicalcurse]

When I have children my son is getting this for his 4th birthday...i'm sure he'll love it :).

[@kyokajiro1720]

I'm scared......*hides under my bed*

[@SushyPala]

this was the best series in my childhood i loved it

[@MattSNCB1836]

Thé type of film should be : "horror cartoon"

[@anneelk9066]

So, when an animation isn't sweet, nice and cute, it makes it automatically a horror?

[@dtjackson1647]

Anne Elk It's ok when daffy duck gets hit by a steam-roller, gets flattened, and then gets right back up and chasing after his assailant, or when Tom gets tricked by Jerry into consuming TNT and having a hole appear in his stomach while stars are rotating around his head and his eyes are rolling around. That's not cute, but it's not horror either; its slap-stick. But when a cartoon shows a rabbit getting ripped limb from limb by a hound, and then throwing its blood-soaked corpse to the floor... or when it shows the dirt being thrown down the bunnies holes so that all of the bunnies are crushed together, their eyes glowing red as they moan in horror, circling around each other, knowing that they're doomed to remain their forever, underground, without air, and without any hope of escape... that is a horror cartoon.

[@anneelk9066]

DT Jackson Ok, please tell me, to which age group is Watership Down intended. Looney Tunes, Tom&Jerry and other average violent cartoones are being made for kids, who are able to understand, that the world doesn't only consist of nice and beautiful things. WD is a film for mature people, in which animation is just a form of telling the story. For Cthulhu's sake, the film is not about rabbits! I freaking hate it, when people reduce every animation to a children's production. It's just unfair to many masterpieces. Also, would you call the animated adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm a "horror cartoon", because cute, talking animals die in it? Ps. Forgive me for my bad English.

[@dtjackson1647]

If a film scares a large percentage of the people that watch it, then it's a horror film. If it scares little or none of the people that watch it, then it's not a horror film. Tom and Jerry scares almost none of the people that watch it, so it's not a horror cartoon. Watership Down scares a high percentage of the people that watch it, so it is a horror film. I wouldn't call something a horror film because cute animals die in it. I'd call it a horror film if it scares the living daylights out of a lot of people, as Watership Down did. If you don't agree that Watership Down scared a lot of people, then go through the comments in this video and see for yourself. As for me thinking that Watership Down is only about rabbits, what on earth did I say to imply that I think it did? I'm aware that there are some subtle messages that the film is conveying.

[@Johnlindsey289]

+DT Jackson What about Urotsukidoji Legend of the Overfiend, WIcked City, Felidae and Perfect blue? true horror animation

[@GOFGameplayOnly]

now i sit and try to remember childhood movies that i didn't understand a bit, and watch them to fullie get the meaning.

[@BonesThompson]

You should make sure the animated movie you take your 6 year old kid to see is meant for children. My mother didn't.

[@Bloodisspilt]

this was my favorite movie as i child i must have watched it a billion times :D

[@moonlightwhisper6798]

I watched this film last year when I was 10. ('m 11 now) and on the back it said for ages 9 and over. I was terrified. It shouldn't be a kids movie.

[@crlxmas2012]

Did you read the book first it helped

[@moonlightwhisper6798]

Yeah. The book is awesome

[@Johnlindsey289]

+Moonlight whisper I saw this when i was 5 and thought it was great

[@clarahale9067]

I used to be afraid of this movie when I was little, but now that I'm older, I really enjoy it. I can't believe that it's rated U.

[@InsertWaffle]

Came here from finebros

[@ThePaulPyro]

Same here :p

[@rihannagal13]

Really? In which episode did they mention it??

[@Krevokad]

I remember I was the only kid who had that movie back then and my friends were all like "OMG, there's so much blood" and all when we watched it together. We're about 8 or 9 then but still even then I thought it was a great movie. It's really well done and catching and the music is so very beautiful.

[@rainpuppies]

i am horrified this movie was not a pretty experience...

[@skittlehappymatt]

That's the point.

[@pjcaradoc]

This was the first movie my parents showed me. That and Jurassic Park. I loved it.

[@anne123480]

i love this film but it has stirred up a lot of trouble for being aired in the afternoon on Easter Sunday bloody bunnies giving kids nightmares

[@Pullmanfan7]

I watched this movie at a very young age with my sister and she remembers it better than I do. She said it was moderately traumatizing and maybe I don't remember it super well is that it disturbed me too so I repressed the memories a long time ago. But I am keenly interested to see it again now.

[@GodofBakedGoods]

This movie and the Dark Crystal is what gave me nightmares as a kid. Honestly though, I wish I was exposed to more of stuff like this as a child. This stuff makes you stronger, and the protective bubbles that some parents create always burst sooner or later. Bursting that bubble too late results in a weak minded adult.

[@psychospacecat3819]

Frozen Ice Queen Elsa when did it happen (which year)

[@EvenFlow12345]

OMG I can't belive i finally found the name of this movie, watched it randomy MANY years ago lol, so many memories

[@FreyOskar]

Damn you 144p!

[@watchingvids101]

My aunt bought this for me and my sister when we were about 10ish. The bloody fields; the warped 'dreams' at 2:40-2:47 for example; the blood filled rabit fights and the frantic chase scenes all scared the crap out of me. But i'm glad i saw it at that age as i will always remember the story.

[@Thisboydan23]

OH SHIT ITS THE BUNNY POLICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrJlord11]

SHIT MAN HIDE THE BUNNY CRACK!

[@CatMaster90001]

Fuck the police, comin' straight from the underground (rabbit holes, that is)!

[@leifolson4576]

this is one of my favourite books, i read it an an early age. No other book i can think of brings the natural world to hand in such an interesting and engaging manner, while still being fundamentally 'realistic'. A great work (and one originally thought up as a series of road trip stories told to his kids). Dark at times, but definitely a great read for a child.

[@MULTIAPPLECATZRULEMLP]

I thought he said 'What a shit clown.'

[@ufkingwotm9260]

saitama punch me

[@alishataeyang8440]

I remember it was shown as if it was for kids. So naturally my mum got me the dvd as a kid and I was scarred for life

[@gamhacked]

This just looks fucking weird. If you're afraid of weird, I'm guessing you'll be scared...

[@GhalionRabbit]

this has bean one of my favorite movies and books for most my life

[@A92_]

im going to get high as fuck and watch this!

[@GuyZAfro]

please do tell how that went (ಠ⌣ಠ)

[@crlxmas2012]

Idiot

[@_The_Lone_Wolf_]

Well that certainly will be... an experience

[@Cacowninja]

NiNi 117 High off of what?

[@GuyZAfro]

Fell Man weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed, *duh*

[@kuroshukun6352]

I fadely remember watching this when i was really young, currently 18.

[@DN_123]

Who came here from 9gag??

[@Nizzyking4lyf]

Omg I did! This is fucking amazing

[@TheCaznut]

hahahahaha you guys too?

[@DN_123]

Yep. I was curious about the movie since people have been saying this is not a kids movie so I watch the trailer and it really is.

[@123Thelegend]

+Destiny Ninja123 9gagers unite! :D

[@welp5953]

+Destiny Ninja123 Same!

[@markganus1085]

Somehow, I feel that watching this will shift me up a notch.

[@properplank6729]

If all you see this as is "disturbing", then you don't deserve to watch this film; needless to say, you probably need to grow up too.

[@bambii-_]

It's a childs movie........... no need to grow up

[@nitroszczur]

Ayy its not a movie for kids... just because its animated it doesnt mean it was made for children... dumbass

[@properplank6729]

Ayy How is it a child's movie?

[@properplank6729]

***** It's not a children's movie though...

[@KaiserChiefsPocketbombs]

Who gives a fuck! have you see the shit that's on TV now? or on the internet! where you can look up people getting killed! yeah for it's time it was a bit odd but now a days, who cares!? Stop being a baby bitch

[@rad4life1]

Excellent film! I loved it when I was a boy and I love it today! :)

[@Nekosierra]

I never want to pet a rabbit again......

[@RedXiZherE]

LMAO

[@RavenclawEspioXV]

I think I remember stumbling across this film when I was seven in a video store. I was quite amused by the cover and asked my mom if we could rent it. Yeah, you know what she said to me? "No, we can't because it looks too YOUNG for you!" After finally seeing the film at thirteen, I reflected on that memory and felt...well... I really didn't know what to feel!

[@rickystanley1]

vine aquí por DROSS !!!!!!!!

[@kat31ynx3]

MY CHILDHOOD BROUGHT ME HERE!

[@bluefoxgamez8496]

Why is this a kids movie

[@Bluer-Sky]

It's PG rated.

[@shanksreds352]

In Europe it has a G rating.

[@acalacaboo]

cus bunnies :3

[@TakkuriHimare]

It isn't meant to be. It's more teen to adult movie. People thought a bunny cartoon was gonna be kid-friendly. Nope.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Takkuri Himare Adult animation

[@ChrisCatton]

Great movie. Back when animated films weren't just "nobody gets hurt, live happily ever after". The is a classic, watch it!

[@Mr-Lapras]

So much creepier than the book...

[@1415gatewayable]

Holy crap I'm 33 and I just had a 17 year old girl recommend me this movie this looks incredible

[@brandonhatch2154]

I thought "Rikki Tikki Tavi" was scary...this is plain fucked up!

[@zillydino]

You can just tell by the sound of the narrator's voice that this is gonna be a happy fun time!😆

[@iweargoggles2]

bunny police

[@las2003]

I watched this as a kid and had bloody nightmares!

[@spacedandy4545]

"You'll never look at a meadow again without remembering Watership down..." Damn straight mother f*cker, because I can't forget this messed up movie even if I wanted to!! Not a kid's movie?? Someone didn't get the memo caused they played this shit on Nickelodeon

[@billybarnett9518]

Well it is Nick.

[@dwnstringer]

I first watched this at the cinema. I still watch when its on...

[@sammyk.1232]

this fucked me up permanently...

[@sammyk.1232]

._. gtfo

[@sammyk.1232]

why even

[@sammyk.1232]

*you're

[@sammyk.1232]

If you're gonna insult at least use proper fucking grammar, I mean seriously.

[@ksmit135]

I saw this as a kid and all I remembered of it was the field covered in blood bit.. Freaked me out greatly

[@Krwzprtt]

That looks like a good movie...BUT I DONT WANT TO WATCH IT.

[@777Darkfairy]

*+Krwzprtt* Do it... you have to...

[@Krwzprtt]

777Darkfairy I watched it a few days after posting that comment ^^

[@777Darkfairy]

Krwzprtt oh? And did you like it or nah?

[@Krwzprtt]

777Darkfairy It was good. 7/10 I'll say.

[@mayh6286]

this movie was scary but i'll be damned if i didn't love it to pieces

[@DonnieDisasters]

144p strikes again

[@emmeration]

One of my favourite films of all time and as a kid, yes some of it's freaky but it's beautiful and has a good message and moral.

[@robinhoodlum7854]

REDWALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!

[@robinhoodlum7854]

haha ur fuckin awesome dude

[@yinnyfin]

My grandma picked this out for me and her to watch once, we didn't know what it was until we started watching.

[@lillypadkitten]

2:26

[@reyfernandezjr]

Lol that was great!!!!

[@sarzahk]

When I was small I was really scared of this, now I cry at the beauty of it :') xxx

[@velociraptor4you3291]

Creepy...

[@Johnlindsey289]

It's an excellent movie

[@velociraptor4you3291]

***** I'm not saying it's a bad movie, no. I'm just saying that it looks creepy to me, that's all.

[@Johnlindsey289]

+velociraptor4you If you thought this looked bloody, you outta see Ninja Scroll on Hulu, it's awesome.

[@velociraptor4you3291]

***** OK, I'll keep that in mind.

[@Johnlindsey289]

+velociraptor4you Did you see that movie yet?

[@twerkqueenpoppy]

i watched this when i was a kid and i have never been the same since