Happy, the Littlest Bunny

Video
19941994
UnratedUnrated
47m

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The smallest of three rabbit brothers is always being picked on due to his size. But with the help of his chipmunk friend, he decides to adopt a new personality, which eventually makes him C... Read allThe smallest of three rabbit brothers is always being picked on due to his size. But with the help of his chipmunk friend, he decides to adopt a new personality, which eventually makes him Cornwall County's worst nightmare.The smallest of three rabbit brothers is always being picked on due to his size. But with the help of his chipmunk friend, he decides to adopt a new personality, which eventually makes him Cornwall County's worst nightmare.

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6.5/10

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Directors
- Toshiyuki Hiruma
- Takashi Masunaga
Writer
- Lawrence H. Hartstein
Stars
- Tony Ail(voice)
- Nathan Aswell(voice)
- Bailee Reid(voice)

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Quotes
[after Happy and his chipmunk friend, Chicky, steal a field mouse family's corn supply]
Father field mouse: Dang it! I worked all day getting that food. Now we're gonna have to start all over. You rotten rabbit!
Mother field mouse: Now, Pa, no sense getting all around with that. Let's get back to work.

Alternate versions
All Golden Films and Jetlag Productions films released by GoodTimes Entertainment on DVD in 2002 and 2003 were edited with a new animated opening logo of "Children's Classics." The animated montage only featured characters from Jetlag Productions' films.

Soundtracks
Heaven Here on Earth
(uncredited)
Produced by Andrew Dimitroff
Composed by Nick Carr, Ray Crossley and Andrew Dimitroff
Lyrics by Joellyn Cooperman

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Featured review

6/10

Good for small kids

I saw this film when I was 6 with my younger cousin, and we both really loved it. It basically follows the story of Happy Rabbit, who wants to become tougher and therefore adopts a new persona: Scrappy. 'Scrappy' and his friends have adventures while avoiding the taunts of Scrappy's older brothers, but the tables are turned when Scrappy's brothers get captured by a local farmer who sees them stealing his crops. Scrappy and his friend rescue them, and Scrappy realises that he doesn't need to pretend to be somebody else to be cool, and goes back to being Happy. It's not like Watership Down: here the animals all wear clothes and act like humans. The storyline isn't that great in my opinion, but the cute land that they live in with the lively intro music captured my 6 year old self. So if you want something to keep the younger ones entertained, this is worth looking at.

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