Ever since I was a child me and my sister have been avoiding this movie like the plague I'm 42 now

Me:nature is bad

I can confirm rabbits are like this in real life.

This movie scared the shit outta me when I was a kid. Never looked at bunnies the same.

His avatar kinda looks like Gordon Ramsay

Can't remember watching it... But my sisters did.

I remember watching pieces of this when I was younger. That scared me to hell. Gave me nightmares. Seeing this now disturbs me but doesn't scare me.

I had to read the book in like 7th grade and yeah I'm a little bit traumatized by it considering it was suggested for a book report at the time. I'm older, and I can appreciate the story now, but damn what is it with people marketing this sort of thing for children?

Ha ha I grew up with allot of these films you review. I don't think today's audience could handle these types of films.

At least it was rated PG in America (Parental Guidance).

"I knew your Mother well...." /-THAT is a truly British insult!

Did they increase the death count from the book?

Some Cartoons had a dark side

Bruh i watched this when I was like 5 it was literally my favorite movie I never realised how messed up some bits are

Ahh watership down...LOTR of the animal kingdom.

Yup my dad rented this for me on vhs when I was about 5 thinking it was harmless.

The bit I found creepy wasn’t the fighting so much but the beginning with the blood fiver was seeing and the rabbits heads all being buried together going zombie like ,god 🥺

4:50 When Holly says 'the air turned bad' I think the implication is that the poor buggers are being gassed.

You look like Gordon Ramsay when he's served something raw

Ah the movie of my childhood, no joke I owned this on video and frankly the violent stuff never actually bothered me

I heard "back off" 5:20

Both heartbreaking and heart warming, while being rather strongly true to life. The song, Bright Eyes, still makes me mourn and cry like a child.

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Didnt the seagull say back off?

I watched this as a 5 year old-

You should review Plague Dogs it's made by the same people Watership Down

Can you please review don't hug me I'm scared 😬

I like how far his artistic abilities have come, great work

The SCP Foundation classifies this anomaly as a cognitohazard that defies all attempts to censor it. This extends from attempts to give it a mature rating, all the way to attempts by the Foundation to contain it. While the movie itself cannot be censored, the cognitohazardous element of it can. This is achieved by simply not searching for fanfiction or [REDACTED] of the film's characters. Not even Doctor Clef is immune. The exact effects of the cognitohazard are [REDACTED BY THE O5 COUNCIL].

Everyone is such pussies nowadays.

Idk maybe children were harden back then.

Steve reviews Steve's reviews.

Censorship these days is basically Death for the Entertainment Industry.

This was good.... story wise I think it’s better than felidae, or at least on par... but the gore and violence in felidae blows this out of the water. What was with people in the 70’s making cartoon movies of animals slaughtering each other though? Like where the hell did this run of grotesque animated animal violence come from? Watership down, felidae, and plague dogs off the top of my head... like what caused this genre to be popular enough for people to make these movies? Don’t get me wrong I love all 3 of them personally and I’m GLAD people made them... but Jeez.... And everyone makes a big freaking deal about Bambi... like that’s the worst shit that ever happened in an animated movie....

film: has graphic violence rating: G (U rating in america)

Writer: this contains blood violence and gore Movie rater: seems like a solid U rating

Alathrerah (the prince of rabbits) went from, aww little chocolate bunny to ima beat you tf up

The Netflix series was cool

It's rated an u cuz everyone should see it

The bird say "Back off"

God i just watched it do I need to watch it again!!

I remember my mom sat me down when i was little to watch this. She left me in my room to watch this "cute bunny movie" while she went about her day. I was 5.

*aw, this is just a happy little kids movie!* *_N O T ._*

I thought this was kill count....

Is it bad I watched this at 6 years old around Easter time when it was shown and wasn't traumatized at all by it?

Kehaar in the remake is kind of a dick

good movie and book efrafa represented the soviet union

Is this film well known in America? Because in Britain it traumatised pretty much every kid in the 1970s/80s who saw it. Yes, including me!!

Netflix also made a series to water ship down, its only a season and i like the sound track to it. have u seen it?

Holy shit

They added this on Netflix so I wanted to watch a review to see of it's worth my time. Only difference with this movie is that it has 2020 animation style.

In the thumbnail you look like a depressed version of Gordan Ramsay

The first Two VHS my parents hired in 1981 for me to watch were The Elephant man and Watership down. I was aged 6, and within two hours I learnt about disability, discrimination and that mother nature is a bitch and cares not for cute animals . Thank you mum and dad for an important lesson learnt. But by God I cried my eyes outs...

Yay, bunnies! *gore* Shit!

Eh, I heard "back off"

I saw this movie when I was like 4 and loved and and still love it to this day, the atmosphere of the book is captured perfectly imo

The book was much better, but in a way, much worse when it came to describing the death and violence. Especially the accounting for the initial burrow getting poisoned by the farmers. They actually dropped in bleach or some other caustic chemical and then closed all the holes in order to asphyxiate the whole lot. When Vegans say they are all about protecting life, I would love to suggest them this book as this is exactly what is done to eliminate all pests that will eat their precious veggies. Of course, all those thousands of bunnies don't matter to them when all they care about is ONE COW getting slaughtered.

I saw it as a kid and it gave me nightmares. Damn bunnies you scary AF!!!

A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wtf was that

watching this in 2020 like 👁👄👁

That's right kids, animals kill animals and bleed. Suck it up bi*ch

I'm a 9 year old and I didn't have no problem watching Watership down I didn't watch the animation one I watch the one that is kinda kinda real

thank god they didn't make a warriors movie yet... it's pretty much this, but with cats...

I watched this with my four year old sister and she was fine. She even seemed bored

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"All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and when they catch you, they will kill you. *But first they must catch you.* " The most bad fucking ass tagline in the history of cinema. I have a framed print of the poster in my study.

U know there's a lot of jokes about this movie scarring you for life I feel like this movie genuinely traumatized some of the people (including me) who saw it at a young age

I loved watership down as a child uwu I must still be a sociopath because I love it to this very day. I’m british so that would probably explain why we love terrifying ass things UwU I personally loved the death scenes as a kid but I was always rooting for the good characters UwU also the sea gull said back off I’m pretty sure.

I still don't believe i found this movie in the library with my father when i was 4. This movie shocked me to Death when we saw the bunnies suffocating....Those scream....

So did any one else like the violence in this movie? or was I just a messed up 5 year old probably

To me it sounds like the bird said “back off” to me

That BBFC video reawakened memories in me I didn’t know I had

Me: This movie doesn't have enough Gore. Friend: This movie is for kids! Me: So?

This movie traumatized me

My parents used to put me to sleep with this as a child. I could never watch more than 5 min without falling asleep from the slow pacing

I didn't get to see the original, my brother did and he is the one that turned me on to the remake on Netflix. Although some of the violence and gore kinda threw me for a loop. I liked it, really liked it I mean. Is there a lot of difference thatn the original? Should I have waited and watches the original first? Gonna have to look for it now.

The book is amazing

How do u flag a video i need to know right now😥

I used to watch this as a kid alot I guess thats why im so fucked up my mom I guess didn't even know this was like this since she just putted this on when I was bored I still have this dvd.

I love the vibe and wouldn’t have this movie any other way. I feel like it does what Bambi does but in a darker way. It captures the fleetingness of life a rabbit would feel and just feels very raw and hauntingly beautiful. The book wasn’t some allegory or personified symbol for anything. It was a story about rabbits and nature

Whenever I bring up how terrifying this film is my family think I'm being crazy, I think they need to rewatch it

People weren’t pussys back then and didn’t need censorship.

Man I love this movie!!!

I thought he said buzz off

The destruction of Sandleford Warren and the nightmare scene with the blue rabbits with red eyes being gassed and buried traumatized me for the rest of my life. I saw this masterpiece of Richard Adam at the age of 8 and even today i have occasionally nightmares. Being buried alive and gassed to death surrounded by ghostly bluish red eyed screaming rabbits. Dear Frith!

Kill them all

Watching this while eating KFC lol

One of my favourite films of all times. I loved it as a kid and I love it now. Although I still to this day cannot listen to Bright Eyes without getting teary eyed.

I watched this film when i was 6

Well, that's just it; In the 80's, and even earlier, Canada rated this as "G"--"General Audiences", and the US rated this as "PG"--"Parental Guidance". No matter the Country, a rating for parental guidance and universal audiences was tossed around alot at the 80's and even earlier. A film called "Yellow Beard", in the 80's, had instances of multiple off-screen rapes, blood, nudity, constant cursing, and sexual humor, and yet received the "PG" rating because--back then--that was before "PG-13" was a thing. This film is no different from having the early stages of the "Mature PG" rating. "PG" never got to branch out to "13" until "Temple of Doom" and "Gremlins" were made, with other branches of ratings following suit soon enough.

I watched this as a kid. Still have the DVD. Uhh... I was a weird kid

Yeah this scared me as a child....

"Piss off you stupid bunnies" was honestly my favorite part when I first watched it

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Yeah this movie should have had a BIG FAT R rating. It's horrifying to me as an adult. I think my dad saw then when he was younger and he was freaked out. Nothing and I mean NOTHING freaks my dad out.

I love the Watership Down movie! The film is filled with beautifully animated realism to depict what the real life in nature is really like and just how brutally cruel it can be. The film also has excellent voice acting, a spectacularly well made story, and I also love how it stayed truthful and didn't drive away from it's source material although the novel being slightly different in some areas. The only thing I disagree is of course the classification, I would of rated it a 12 or 12A if ever re-released in cinemas but I don't focus on it too much, I focus more on the exceeding creativity that the film offered and how this film has inspired me of true animation and filmmaking and how creative someone can adapt something!

The seagull clearly said back off, not piss off...

Damn the Overgrowth campaign is really well done

This was movie I watched as a kid and no wonder how I turned out😂

wait, is hazel acted by ewan mcgregor?