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Tag Archives: rabbit
The Power of the Dog (2021)
Director: Jane Campion Writer: Jane Campion (Based on the novel by Thomas Savage)
Posted in Drama, Western
Tagged 1920s, 2021, adam beach, adaptation, alcohol, alcoholic, alcoholism, anthrax, ari wegner, banjo, benedict cumberbatch, brothers, cowboy, cows, drama, emile sherman, farm, frances conroy, gay, homosexual, homosexuality, iain canning, jane campion, jesse plemons, jonny greenwood, keith carradine, kirsten dunst, kodi smit-mcphee, marriage, montana, murder, peter sciberras, piano, rabbit, ranch, rawhide, roger frappier, rope, tanya seghatchian, the power of the dog, thomas savage, thomasin mckenzie, Western
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman (Based on the novel “Who Censored Roger Rabbit?” by Gary K. Wolf) Great movie!
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Crime, Fantasy, Mystery
Tagged 1940s, acme, adventure, alan silvestri, alan tilvern, animated, animation, arthur schmidt, baby, bob hoskins, bullets, cartoon, charles leischer, christopher lloyd, comedy, crime, dean cundey, detective, disney, executive, family, fantasy, frank marshall, gary k. wolf, investigation, jeffrey price, joanna cassidy, joel silver, kathleen kennedy, kathleen turner, looney tunes, mel blanc, movie studio, murder, mystery, pattycake, peter s. seaman, private investigator, rabbit, robert zemeckis, roger rabbit, steven spielberg, taxi, toon, warner brothers, who censored roger rabbit?, who framed roger rabbit, who framed roger rabbit?
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Harvey (1950)
Director: Henry Koster Writers: Mary Chase & Oscar Brodney (Based on the play by Mary Chase)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Tagged 1950, adaptation, cecil kellaway, charles drake, comedy, drama, family, fantasy, harvey, henry koster, imagination, invisible, james stewart, jesse white, jimmy stewart, john beck, josephine hull, mary chase, myles connolly, oscar brodney, peggy dow, rabbit, spirit, victoria horne, wallace ford
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The Favourite (2018)
Director: Yorgos Lanthimos Writers: Deborah David and Tony McNamara
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 18th century, 2018, britain, british, comedy, dark comedy, deborah david, drama, emma stone, england, favor, friendship, homosexuality, james smith, joe alwyn, john locke, lesbian, mark hatiss, nicholas hoult, olivia colman, power, queen, rabbit, rachel weisz, relationship, sex, the favourite, tony mcnamara, war, yorgos lanthimos
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Zootopia (2016)
Directors: Byron Howard & Rich Moore Writers: Jared Bush & Phil Johnston (Story by Byron Howard & Rich Moore & Jared Bush & Jim Reardon & Josie Trinidad & Phil Johnston and Jennifer Lee)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 2016, adventure, alan tudyk, animal, animals, animated, animation, anthropomorphic, bonnie hunt, bunny, byron howard, city, comedy, con artist, conspiracy, cop, crime, disney, don lake, family, fox, ginnifer goodwin, idris elba, j.k. simmons, jared bush, jason bateman, jennifer lee, jenny elba, jim reardon, john dimaggio, john lasseter, josie trinidad, kristen bell, mayor, michael giacchino, mystery, nate torrence, octavia spencer, phil johnston, police, rabbit, raymond s. persi, rich moore, shakira, tiny lister, tommy chong, zootopia
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Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter (2014)
Director: David Zellner Writers: David Zellner and Nathan Zellner
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Tagged alexander payne, america, comedy, david zellner, drama, fargo, hidden, hunt, hunter, japan, japanese, kumiko, kumiko the treasure hunter, lonely, map, money, movie, mystery, nathan zellner, octopus project, office, rabbit, rinko kikuchi, steve buscemi, tokyo, treasure, treasure hunter, united states, urban legend, vhs, zellner brothers
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman (Based on the novel “Who Censored Roger Rabbit?” by Gary K. Wolf)
Posted in Animated, Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 1988, alan silvestri, animated, animation, baby, bob hoskins, cartoon, charles fleischer, christopher lloyd, comedy, crime, detective, frank sinatra, gary k. wolf, jeffrey price, joel silver, judge, kathleen turner, mel blanc, murder, mystery, peter s. seaman, rabbit, robert zemeckis, roger rabbit, steven spielberg, toon, who censored roger rabbit, who framed roger rabbit
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