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Watership Down - Full watch-along

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뱀파이안젤

Wow gotta love those hidden gem picks! :D Watership Down was actually originally a 1970s British fantasy novel before it was made into this animated film. So idk if the novel story was originally INTENDED to be made for the youngest of children... Since "The Hobbit" was also made into an animated film decades ago too but not necessarily "young children's content" either LOL! Actually both the animated "Watership Down" and "The Hobbit" were in the "kids" section at my local video tape rental store growing up, and my mom was like "oh you want to rent the cute bunny cartoon? You can watch it in your room while I go clean the house" ...I was never the same since XD

Scott Phx

Can you run? I think not. I THINK NOT.

Max

Tier 4?! When will the bimonthly 2hr 1on1 online hangouts be back?

Scott Phx

I got a real charge out of this part: General Woundwort: Come out! Bigwig: My Chief told me to defend this run. General Woundwort: (stunned) **YOUR** Chief?? uh oh, General......

Super Sunny Sunblade

Never knew you've always associated bunnies with making ASMR videos 😹...So then when will we all get a bunnytailsASMR channel for ASMR cosplaying all your favorite anime/gaming characters? 😻 Hehehe 😸...

Super Sunny Sunblade

the "Red Wall" book series was popular among elementary school students in the 90s about communities of human-talking/acting-like Mice vs Rats & other critters, and it also described often violent bloody medieval sword/weapon battles in its series of books' many pages! 🙀

Matthew Graves (Graviton)

This was very cool. I’ve never seen this before, which is kind of amazing considering it would have been up my alley as a child. Good stuff!

bunnytails

Right now due to time constraints it's limited to only one spot which is filled up.

Dryfesands

My reason for signing up to see you watch this. What a lovely reaction to one of the great animated movies based on an even greater novel. The story is even more incredible once you learn it is based very much on Richard Adams' war time experiences, especially how he was affected by the Battle of Arnhem. Most of the rabbits are based on real people in Adams' life, especially Bigwig who is the rabbit version of Adams' friend Captain Desmond Thomas Kavanagh who was killed at Arnhem while single handedly providing a rear guard for his own men, an action for which many think he should've had a Victoria Cross.