Watership Down

"I saw the film first and then read the book when I was in high school. I watched the remake in 2018. I prefer the original film. I think the book is better than the films because it is more thorough and engrossing. "

"Scrappy 70s animation and beautiful symbolic sequences."

"I really liked how this movie didn’t try to hold back and showed the horrors of being an animal. Yes maybe somethings were exaggerated like the wardens and stuff like that but I really enjoyed this. I liked that it just showed the bunny/rabbit perspective it really helped show a better perspective from them. I also did enjoy the voice acting quite a lot even though you couldn’t really tell they were speaking because sometimes their mouths didn’t move that much. I loved the animation."

"I love the dark atmosphere of the movie. It really gives you an idea of what actual rabbits have to go through everyday."

"I was introduced to this movie through all the videos online talking about how dark and gory it was, but sitting down to watch it made all the difference. It really is more than the gritty style and violent moments, it's well worth a watch."

"It stayed relatively true to the story, but seemed a bit rushed if you’ve read the book. My recommendation if you’ve watched this and haven’t read the book is to read it. the psychedelic imagery in this film could be removed to make it stronger but it was the 70s. There has to be a better way to portray this story because it was an easier read in comparison to the film. The mini-series on Netflix is good, but takes some liberty with the story. In short, a better series is just waiting to be made"

"Brutal"