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Yeah, Watership Down. The "anti-disney" movie. If you've seen it, you know what's up. To those of you who haven't seen it, be aware - it's pretty graphic, for a movie involving rabbits.

 

It's going to be cute, they said. It's going to be fun, they said.

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I saw it long ago, I still have some nightmares from when I saw it. It sure was sad and heart wrenching, but not as bad as Richard Adams' other movie/book: Plague Dogs

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I saw it long ago, I still have some nightmares from when I saw it. It sure was sad and heart wrenching, but not as bad as Richard Adams' other movie/book: Plague Dogs

 

Yeah, Plague Dogs is a whole nother story.

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My god, that was one of those "I cannot watch this ever again, it was so sad" movies for me. I cried for hours after it

 

Yeah, it was pretty sad, especially the last sequencer. Did they survive? Didn't they? We may never know.

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I saw it once on TV. On Christmas day. How that movie got a 7+ rating is beyond me.

I still can't believe it was shown on Christmas day the first time i saw it.


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I haven't seen it, but I really want to!

 

You're in for a wild ride then.

 

I saw it once on TV. On Christmas day. How that movie got a 7+ rating is beyond me.

I still can't believe it was shown on Christmas day the first time i saw it.

 

Christmas day? Damn.

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I've been told that if I like the Redwall book series that I'd also like Watership Down. I don't know how they can be considered the same though. Cuz they both have animal characters? :lol:

 

That said, I've seen Plague Dogs (didn't know it was done by the same people) and that was definitely a good movie. Dat ending.

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I've been told that if I like the Redwall book series that I'd also like Watership Down. I don't know how they can be considered the same though. Cuz they both have animal characters? :lol:

 

That said, I've seen Plague Dogs (didn't know it was done by the same people) and that was definitely a good movie. Dat ending.

 

That ending indeed.

 

I'd say Watership Down isn't for the faint-hearted.

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I know it isn't. I saw a few minutes of it once. Something about one of the rabbits going mad and bug-eyed, some getting chased and killed by a dog...seemed pretty brutal.

 

BUT IT'S CUTE LITTLE ANIMALS, IT MUST BE FOR KIDS RIGHT!?

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Watership Down was incredibly well done, although as usual I prefer the book.

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I absolute love the book! In fact Watership Down is a real place in the UK, in the county of Hampshire.I was born in a town pretty close by, called Basingstoke.

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I absolute love the book! In fact Watership Down is a real place in the UK, in the county of Hampshire.I was born in a town pretty close by, called Basingstoke.

 

Did you see a lot of rabbits then?

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Did you see a lot of rabbits then?

Yes, Watership Down is riddled with them! I've only been there once or twice, because it's about an hour's walk from the nearest train station, but I remember once when my family were walking there my sister fell in a rabbit hole and brokeher ankle! My mum and dad had to carry her nearly 2 miles back to the car park.

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Yes, Watership Down is riddled with them! I've only been there once or twice, because it's about an hour's walk from the nearest train station, but I remember once when my family were walking there my sister fell in a rabbit hole and brokeher ankle! My mum and dad had to carry her nearly 2 miles back to the car park.

 

That sounds most unfortunate. I hope she got better.

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Haven't seen it, but I did see The Plague Dogs (which is pretty similar from what I've heard) a long time ago. 

 

I'd say you'd be fine by watching Watership Down, if you've already seen Plague Dogs.

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Did they ever reclassify this film's rating in England? I know if had an 'All Ages' rating and it caused a stir at one point. I could be wrong.


 

 

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Did they ever reclassify this film's rating in England? I know if had an 'All Ages' rating and it caused a stir at one point. I could be wrong.

 

Seems about right - I don't think anyone would be able to get away with such a movie in our modern society.

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