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Rabbits (2002)

A story of a group of humanoid rabbits and their depressive, daily life. The plot includes Suzie ironing, Jane sitting on a couch, Jack walking in and out of the apartment, and the occasional solo singing number by Suzie or Jane. At one point the rabbits also make contact with their "leader".

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Year
- 2002
Language
- English
Duration
- 43 mins
Director
- David Lynch
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ka m 11 Sep 2010

Alot easier on the brain than Eraserhead, but shares that movie's presence as a film you experience rather than watch for entertainment. Like wall art, every person's experience should be uniquely between the watcher and the piece. That would make many of the explanations out there about this film pointless, but I suppose that's where the entertainment is, - after the Lynch movie experience. Gets higher marks for it's replay capabilities. I sometimes have it on in the background and dip in and out of it. Despite the fact the actors are hidden by their rabbit costumes, I look forward to the Naomi Watt song pieces, but do think the male rabbit's monologue would be better if it was shorter. It movie's 50 minutes is well suited to the subject matter and now I'm thinking that's where Eraserhead went wrong in that it's too long to take - this is much better.

Albert P 29 Mar 2009

I'll find out what you did. Very frightening. I'm looking at you male rabbit monologue.

Giuseppe P 18 Feb 2010

Un urlo infernale ammutolisce lo spettatore lynchiano in questa sit com del paradosso e dell'orrore in cui recitano tre inquietanti umoni-coniglio in una locazione unica e senza movimenti di macchina, tranne un misterioso (significativo?) primo piano sul telefono. Lynch colpisce ancora e si allaccia a tutto il suo cinema da Twin Peaks ad Inland Empire che riproporrà diverse scene di quest'opera. Ancora una volta è l'incoscio di Lynch il vero regista.

Kjetil H 19 Oct 2010

ok.. emm.. three words to describe and review this movie: WHAT THE FUCK

Emil K 22 Jan 2009

Once again, David Lynch has created a stunning vision that requires multiple viewings to get everything. RABBITS is a collection of eight shorts (approx. 6 - 7 minutes in length each) in which we see three human-sized Rabbits in a single room reciting seemingly meaningless lines amidst random laughing and applause from a laugh track. Upon further thought and investigation, we realize that it's possible that the rabbits are three lost souls trapped in some sort of limbo, on display for others to enjoy. Why they are there is lost within their jumbled up dialogue. Give yourself up and experience David Lynch's RABBITS.