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The Christmas Bunny

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Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7 x 6 x 0.5 inches; 6.4 Ounces
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Not Your Typical Christmas Movie

Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2011

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In arguably the performance of her life, Florence Henderson (Brady Bunch) stars as an eccentric, rough-around-the-edges farmwoman who nurses bunnies back to health.

A troubled foster child named Julia has been tossed from home to home, largely because she won't speak and obsessively watches an old videotape of The Velveteen Rabbit. Her foster families don't know what to do with her--and Julia's Mom is a drug addict incapable of caring for her.

Enter a loving but fallen-on-hard-times family that includes an out-of-work engineer for a father, a stay-at-home furniture-painting mom and an adolescent boy who have decided to take on a foster child (doing double duty for additional income and filling a void in the mom's heart).

The caseworkers place Julia with the family, but the transition isn't smooth--especially because of Julia's lack of communication and anti-social behavior.

During the holidays, cousins come over and an uncle gets the boy a BB gun. They run out in the woods and start shooting at birds--and end up injuring a bunny. Julia takes to the bunny and the family rush the animal to the vet.

Barring an expensive operation, the bunny has little chance. However, the vet knows a woman who's a "Bunny Lady"...a rabbit whisperer, if you will. The family goes to the Bunny Lady's farm and get a chilly reception, but she agrees to keep it and try to mend it.

Unbeknownst to her family, Julia gets off at a different bus stop (which worries them): it's at the Bunny Lady's farm. The Bunny Lady allows Julia to visit every day, and she teaches Julia how to care for the rabbits.

When the bratty boys take the healed bunny and decide to put it in one of their "sleighs" to push down a steep snow hill they made, Julia screams--and bites one of the boys...and then runs away deep into the forest on a bitterly cold evening.

The rest of the movie shows how a family's love (and a rabbit's!) breaks through to a sad, mistrustful, lonely little girl--and how a grown man learns humility for the sake of his family and how a bitter widow's heart softens towards humanity.

The Christmas Bunny isn't a saccharine holiday tale (despite receiving Five out of Five Doves from the Dove Foundation), and does have a few unsettling moments. Still, it's a redemptive, well-acted movie likely to elicit more than a few tears, as well as feelings of thankfulness for family and community.

-- Janet Boyer, author of lots of stuff

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Ginger

Inspirational

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023

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I originally purchased this movie as a cute addition to my holiday movies collection and received much more.
A compelling, inspiring movie about love and compassion.
Florence Henderson performance was superb.
Extra bonus was the educational information about caring for bunnies.
Definitely recommend for children and adults.

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Patrick

A Heartwarming Movie!!!:)

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2016

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I just saw this move on Cable on my on demand on the UP Station. It's a Powerful Christmas Movie for the little girl Julia who gets adopted and takes care of the injured bunny and keeps it as her own when the original owners try to get it back. It has a lot of happy times and a few sad times too but it has a happy ending. Julia feels lost being in an adopted home and the bunny makes her out of her shell and she warms up with her adopted family because of the bunny with a help from there neighbor who takes care of the stray bunnies. The lady tells Julia that she can keep the bunny who got injured because the neighbor was going to keep it but had a heart to have Julia keep the bunny ( even though the neighbor isn't that nice.) I'm glad that it has a happy ending at the end of this movie and I'm glad to own this movie on dvd.:) Behind the scenes was Awesome and Of Course The Bloopers from that little girl. The little girl had a hard time sitting in the chair and Not Laugh so that was Funny to see because she had a hard time keeping a hard and sad face for that sad scene.

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Tadpole Raisin

Decent family movie

Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2016

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I don't think I would have watched this at first glance, but when Florence Henderson died I looked her up to see what movies popped up on Prime and this one was listed.
I loved Florence Henderson for everything people knew about her (actress, singer - including broadway, writer, cooking and morning show host, Dancing With the Stars contestant 2010 - come on, at 76?!?) and some things people didn't (i.e., family background), so I clicked 'play' and sat back and watched a decent family flick. It definitely had its weaknesses in the category of morality play but it had valid lessons to be learned regardless.
Florence Henderson was phenomenal, completely submerged in her character. You almost didn't like her (or recognize her) as the rough batsh*t lady with a good heart buried inside, but that was the point. An older person in pain helping a younger person in pain even as their respective walls stayed firmly in place.
My opinion of F.H. has just gone up a couple of notches as the breadth of her acting ability is beyond what even I realized. She lived a great and full life. I'd like to be able to say that at the end.
RIP Florence Henderson

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laura finley

"Little girl Lost" finds a Loving Family

Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2017

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This is a heart touching story of a little girl who has lost her mother to the world of drugs and jail, and she's lost her voice, as she moves into the foster care system. A family signs up to give her a foster home, and their hearts and lives are impacted as they work out the intricacies of family lie and love and a pet rabbit. It is well told story, about a bunny they find and adopt at Christmastime, but this moving story of identity and finding what is lost, is good to watch anytime of the year. Florence Henderson plays a hermit "Lady of the Rabbits", and is lovable as she teaches the little girl to care for her rabbit. There are lots of real life situations, tromping through snowy woods for exercise, to gather branches and other natural foods for the rabbits, school bus rides down snowy country roads and other lovely scenes that give this film an authenticity about life in snow country, and the coziness of a loving home. Both for the "little girl lost" finding a family and the strong Christian faith of the mother as she helps the little girl, at Christmas and beyond, I highly recommend it.

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Dr. J. A. James

nice little film

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 11, 2012

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It was a nice little film and I was impressed that rabbit welfare was a high priority! However, I have only given 4* as I was not happy with the method of picking up a rabbit! A rabbit should never be picked up by the scruff, it's rear end and feet should ALWAYS be fully supported to prevent the rabbit panicking and kicking out and hurting itself. Also a rabbit with a broken leg should not be allowed to heal naturally!! and a rabbit that is not eating should be properly assessed to determine why and at the very least given pain killer, fluids and gut stimulant (if no blockage is detected). Bunnys are the best :-)

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PhillyJQ

Great film for anyone who likes rabbits

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 18, 2018

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First I must confess that I'm a rabbit lover. This film was right up my street (which I could just about say about all films with animals). The film might be a bit sentimental, but not overly so. Good performances from all, except the little boy near the end. The 'rabbit woman' is quite a character and a essential to the story, so, fortunately, they chose a good actress who looked the part. If you like little furry animals, you'll love this film, and you don't just get a few clips of the rabbit, but lots of nicely integrated scenes.

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shirley dowson

Good

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 5, 2021

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I like this film Good story line and be good if you like rabbits to

Neil Brown

Very good film

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 20, 2022

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Liked the film. Very humble film about a little girls struggle growing up and being moved to different foster parents.

SP Who

Heartwarming family movie -not enough bunnies!

Reviewed in Canada on March 14, 2014

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This movie was heartwarming, especially if viewing it with adopted or foster children who feel out of place in their new world, with their new family. It was my own fault for not reading the description thoroughly...I honestly thought it would have more to do with bunnies than family issues. Florence Henderson was wonderful as the crazy bunny lady, but you hardly recognize her as "Mrs. Brady" from back in the day. All in all I'm glad I bought the movie, but it was a one-time viewing for me, as I was really looking forward to it being more of a movie about rabbits than adoption issues.

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