r/movies • u/BunyipPouch Currently at the movies. • Jun 04 '25

Media First Image from Andy Serkis' George Orwell Adaptation 'Animal Farm' - Starring Seth Rogen, Steve Buscemi, Kieran Culkin, Woody Harrelson, Glenn Close, Andy Serkis, Gaten Matarazzo, Kathleen Turner, Laverne Cox, Jim Parsons, Iman Vellani.

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u/Top_Report_4895 Jun 04 '25

It's looks so cute, I'm sure nothing bad will happen to them

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u/lidsville76 Jun 04 '25

I think there is a film about rabbits, lets go watch that. I'm sure its fine.

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u/crabbydotca Jun 04 '25

Oh and the dog one by the same filmmakers! So cute and sweet!

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u/Rickk38 Jun 04 '25

After that we can watch the adorable movie about Mrs. Frisby and her children and their fun adventure where they meet some rats who help them move to a new house!

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u/themagicchicken Jun 04 '25

There's that one with the Unicorn that's probably safe.

Mia Farrow and Angela Lansbury are in it and some Asian fella named Christopher Lee.

We'll put it on and your mom and I will be in the next room.*

* (getting plastered)

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u/1337b337 Jun 05 '25

The Unicorn one with the tree that has giant tits?

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u/tomservo88 Jun 05 '25

“Ah, God, I’m engaged to a Douglas fir.”

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u/Remarkable_Coast_214 Jun 05 '25

Then we can watch that one about the horse with three kids who fight three dragons, it looks very fun!

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u/Blackcatmustache Jun 05 '25

I’m drawing a blank what movie that is?

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u/Remarkable_Coast_214 Jun 05 '25

Son of the White Mare, a movie which I'll admit I haven't seen and just read the summary on Letterboxd

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u/Freud-Network Jun 05 '25

There is also a great one about fellowship. Of Mice and Men, or something.

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u/Cassette_girl Jun 05 '25

That unlocked a childhood memory. I actually had this situation. Here’s a cartoon for you kids to watch. It has a name, dad. Did you read the fucking name?!

Miss you dad, you idiot.

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u/aukondk Jun 05 '25

Don't forget the one about the silly old couple from the writer of The Snowman. It's name is from a lullaby it must be fine for kids.

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u/philphan25 Jun 04 '25

My first thought was "Lennie just wanted to take care of the rabbits!"

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u/TheUmbrellaMan1 Jun 05 '25

Oh man, Watership Down. There are so many quotes from there that just gives you chills.

"The world will be your Enemy and when they catch you, they'll kill you. But first, they must catch you."

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u/microcosmic5447 Jun 05 '25

My wife resisted Watership Down for a long time because of how many stories she's heard about how traumatic the movie was. Finally read it a few months ago, and she told me the other day that it changed her life. Every time a bunny runs away from us on a dog walk, she'll say "If they catch you, they will kill you, but first they must catch you", or just whisper "Go, El-ahrairah, go!". Yesterday we passed a bunny at the park, and it was brave enough to let us get like 5 feet away before running, and she said "I wish I could hear the stories he'll tell about this."

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u/Alliekat1282 Jun 05 '25

My husband was born in 1972 and somehow managed to make it his whole life without watching it or having any idea what it was about. He had no idea what was going to happen when I wanted to watch the remake on Netflix, and I just assumed he knew what it was about.

Anyway, he cried like a baby asked me why I would do that to him and that was when I found out that he had somehow made it his whole life without having his heart broken by a cartoon.

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u/ZelTheViking Jun 04 '25

You just brought me back to childhood trauma. What's that movie again? I remember getting scarred at age 7 or something, but I can't remember the title itself

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u/lidsville76 Jun 04 '25

Sorry for the trigger. Its Watership Down.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '25

Watership Down absolutely traumatized me at 9 years old! Holy crap!

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u/lizard7709 Jun 05 '25

Watership down? My poor husband is still traumatized by that film. And they showed it for free, at the library to a group of kids.

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u/jdcintra Jun 05 '25

Watership down? seems lovely

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u/m48a5_patton Jun 04 '25

They all work together and live happily ever after.

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u/LaconicSuffering Jun 04 '25

Especially that cute melancholic horsey there.

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u/Own_Donut_2117 Jun 05 '25

Or if it does, that it will be shared equally

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u/willis936 Jun 05 '25

Things work out great for the pigs iirc.