Aah, the timeless classic, based on a novel by Richard Adams. Watership Down is the name of a hill in the English country of Hampshire, and the rabbits' ultimate destination where they believe they'll lead a blissful existence.
This is a story about friendship and companionship, and what lengths one would go to for the sake of happiness. There are a lot of interesting characters, and it is both funny and dramatic with a few emotional moments thrown in the mix. I must admit, I found the animation very weird at times, if I may say it euphemistically. There were indeed times when I wondered what the heck the artists were thinking, but in general this is a very good and enjoyable animated film with strong characters and good dialogue.
This is a story about friendship and companionship, and what lengths one would go to for the sake of happiness. There are a lot of interesting characters, and it is both funny and dramatic with a few emotional moments thrown in the mix. I must admit, I found the animation very weird at times, if I may say it euphemistically. There were indeed times when I wondered what the heck the artists were thinking, but in general this is a very good and enjoyable animated film with strong characters and good dialogue.