Matthew Harbour,
Tom Skerritt,
Ellen Burstyn,
Jane Seymour,
Una Kay
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Live-action filmmaking mixes with imaginative animation in director Michael Landon Jr.'s feature adaptation of author Margery Williams' beloved children's book. An energetic child with a vivid imagina... read more
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Flixster Reviews (195)
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May 22, 2012
When I saw this movie, it had been years since I glanced at the kid's book the Velveteen Rabbit, and compared to my great memory of the book, I found the movie a little disappointing. But the movie is cute - and for the kids everyone lives happily everafter.
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March 17, 2012
Cute movie with animated characters. Toby is sent by his dad to stay with his strict grandmother. He finds friends in the magic attic when toy come to life in his imagination.
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February 1, 2011
This movie I think had the absolute WORST line in movie history: "Greater love hath no toy than he than laid down his life for a child." I feel so bad for Tom Skerritt who had to say this line with a straight face. I cracked up hysterically and had to pause the movie to get my gi... read more
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March 25, 2009
Used to watch this a lot as a kid and Meryl Streep does an amazing narration.
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January 3, 2011
It could have been better, but it was a very cute movie. I like how it show that when we get older we forget about having fun.
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August 17, 2007
Awww . . . it's my favorite childhood story come to the big screen! All of the children will love this touching story!
Critic Reviews
A family drama, based on the popular children's book, about how loving makes us real. Full Review
Family film lacks frills but has sweet message for kids. Full Review
The live-action cast may be unknowns, but they're effective enough; the 2-D (drawn and digital) animation is winning; and the story will engross any 8-and-younger with the patience to watch it. Full Review
While it isn't exactly a classic, it expresses the power of hope in the imaginary world and the importance of communicating our love for one another in the real world. Full Review
These days, even employing the traditional, 2-D cel style of animation seems like a quaint notion. Full Review
Rabbit has a full, gushing heart it wants to share with the audience, and released in the wake of a thousand obnoxious fart-happy distractions, its inherent gentleness and ability to remain inspired b... Full Review
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