[ SECRET POST #4328 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4328 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Red Green Show]


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[Overwatch]


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06. [SPOILERS for The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina]



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07. [SPOILERS for The Haunting of Hill House]











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Comments

[ninety6tears]

I think the sequence with the story of the warren getting trapped in the tunnels is pretty upsetting, but the "omg, the bad rabbit with his bloody jaw!" isn't that big a deal and that's the image people seem to go back to. But I never saw it as a kid.

I hope this is good, but "family friendly" makes me worry. Just because it doesn't have to be a gory story doesn't mean it's supposed to be accessible for all ages.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, it *is* for children, so it should be accessible to children who are not too small and sensitive for characters in peril/deaths of non-main characters occurring when said characters are all rabbits.

The book was literally written for children, so I think children should be able to enjoy the movie, but parents of sensitive children might give it a watch ahead of time, I think that's appropriate.

[greghousesgf]

it was meant for kids??! really?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt - Eh, not really. It began with the author telling his two daughters stories about rabbits, but the novel isn't a children's novel and generally isn't marketed as such, either.

[ninety6tears]

I was going to say, it appears in a lot of classrooms but I'd never heard of it as children's lit? The hassle of getting it published always sounded like people just didn't get this adult book about talking bunnies.

[greghousesgf]

yeah, that sounded like bullhraka to me....

[(Anonymous)]

As a child (and even as an adult!) it was always the flashback to the crush in the warren that got me, and stuck with my for years, though I misassociated it with the beginning of the film at one point.

It was on the other year at Easter when I was with my son (who was about 3) and I put it on and quickly turned it off again when I remembered how it got (he also wasn't interested)