Jay and Silent Bob attacked this poor guy for revenge after their friend claims, but was not, he was attacked by the mall's Easter Bunny. Funny how the kids quickly turned on E.B. as well.
A product of Hoops (John Cusack) drawings, these bunnies seek to destroy all happy relationships. This is a pretty fun 80's flick.
Definitely the ugliest rabbit on the list; a hairless hare. The first rabbit to come out of the hat was cute and fuzzy, but not the second one. Not all rabbits that emerge from top hats are fun.
Frank, the costumed, end of the world prophesying rabbit. He also influences Donnie to flood a school and burn down a house. Not someone I would want 'visiting' me.
The food patting rabbit that helps Bambi learn to walk and talk. He was my favorite character in the movie.
He;s late, he's late, for a very important date. I am referring to the original white rabbit in this spot, not the Tim Burton version. Although, he was pretty cool too.
I really could include all the rabbits from this movie, because they are brilliantly designed. But it is this veggie chomping rabbit that takes the 4 spot.
"What's he do, nibble your bum?" He may be the cutest on the list- and the most ferocious as well.
Arguably the greatest Bunny of all-time. After years on the small screen, he finally made it to the big screen in a couple of movies. If we factor in his TV series he would probably be #1, but this is a movie list.
The question everyone wants to know the answer to. How did this guy land Jessica Rabbit? Regardless, this bumbling rabbit is the best 'bunny' in film.
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Just an awesome list! Roger totally holds up and deserves to be king of them all :)
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