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Robbie est un lapin adolescent dont le père dirige une chocolaterie secrète qui produit chaque année les délicieuses confiseries pour les fêtes de Pâques. Le père de Robbie, personnage enjoué et connu pour être le Lapin de Pâques, est prêt à céder la chocolaterie familiale à son fils. Cependant, Robbie ne rêve que d’une chose : devenir batteur dans un groupe de Rock. À la veille de la passation de pouvoir, Robbie s’enfuit…
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Just felt like the bunny was being mean to the human the whole movie. I guess it was supposed to be funny, but it just felt sad and upsetting. The whole movie just kinda fell flat.
If the kids never play this again it's too soon
Obnoxious and eye roll needle drops. Candy factory looks kinda fun, but generally pointless.
Hey, Christmas movies do great. Let's cash in on Easter. We don't even need a good story. ...and thus HOP is born.
From DreamWorks comes the fun holiday film Hop. Not wanting to go into the family business, the Easter Bunny’s son runs off to Hollywood and makes friends with a fellow misfit. Starring James Marsden, Russell Brand, Hank Azaria, Gary Cole, and The Hoff (David Hasselhoff), the film has a pretty solid cast. Also, the animation in really good with incredibly creative designs for the hidden Easter candy factory; through there are a couple of awkward scenes where the CGI creatures standout from the live-action backgrounds. And, the comedy is a little juvenile at times – aiming for younger audiences. Still, Hop is an enjoyable family film that’s entertaining and delivers some laughs.