


The greatest adventures are the ones that bring us home.
A patchwork rabbit with floppy ears and fuzzy memories embarks on an epic quest to find his best friend — the young boy he desperately loves.
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It's Toy Story meets Edward Tulane meets A monster calls. Last episode had me crying the whole time, but that's because I'm weak for these kind of movies. Ending was a bit predictable. [spoiler] You could tell tha Zozo was going to be the antagonist from the first time you see him, it really wasn't that subtle... [/spoiler]
Absolutely brilliant, charming, captivating, touching.... brilliant acting, story... perfect 10...
I dropped this after the first episode. There was an ugliness in design and character that I simply don't want to spend time with. Unrelenting pettiness, meanness of heart and desperate sadness. Rust, dirt, decay, inadequacy and death. Nope.
Wow I really enjoyed this. Just clicked on this thinking I'd drop off after a few minutes but I felt like letting my Inner Child have some downtime. This is by Industrial Light & Magic, and the animation and CGI work is great and flows. Childlike elements integrate with deeper themes and [spoiler] darker betrayals, as well as overcoming adversity and oversized bullies.[/spoiler] Although this arc has ended, I'm sure Netflix and the creators could make a few more seasons, we need more of this!
This is definitely not PG. The third and fourth episodes are terrible for kids!



















