Hop
Universal Pictures | Release Date: April 1, 2011
4.9
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Mixed or average reviews based on 87 Ratings
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MediaCriticOct 16, 2011
A good animated movie, and a great one for Easter time, as this is the theme of the film. It's all about the Easter bunny. Not all of the movie is animated, lot's of it is live action. It's a great film for children and really get's you inA good animated movie, and a great one for Easter time, as this is the theme of the film. It's all about the Easter bunny. Not all of the movie is animated, lot's of it is live action. It's a great film for children and really get's you in the mood for Easter.… Expand
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smumites45Dec 10, 2011
It was a fun movie i admit it the whole thing about the easter bunny or E.B. was just great
this movie is about the life of a man(James Marsden) who meets an easter bunny(Russell Brand)
and they become friends
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SuperKurzaczApr 12, 2012
This is a totaly awesome movie!! this is just so good I give it such a good rating and of cose I recomend it !!!
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7
Broadwayfreak99Apr 1, 2011
Weak script but Russel Brand's perfect comedic timing, the few well-executed adult jokes, the striking visuals, and James Mardsen's performance make it a fun flick
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Forrestgump1Apr 30, 2011
"Hop is a harmless , cute , innocent , and furry fun ride the whole family is going to enjoy. Its inventive , creative and seemingly original. At times it feels like a kids movie with just enough humor in there to entertain the older audiences" .. B
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TheQuietGamerApr 4, 2015
A humorous cash-in on the Easter holiday. It's sugary sweet nature and plenty of laughs will give you a buzz just like eating a big chocolate bunny. However just like Easter candy it's not really a real meal. It is worth a watch though. JamesA humorous cash-in on the Easter holiday. It's sugary sweet nature and plenty of laughs will give you a buzz just like eating a big chocolate bunny. However just like Easter candy it's not really a real meal. It is worth a watch though. James Marsden and Russel Brand give perfect performances and there is plenty of ( mostly) harmless humor for the kids. Just don't expect that sugar rush to last long.… Expand
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survivorfan989May 26, 2013
I can't say I was watching this very closely but I think from what I gathered it was actually a pretty decent film. James Marsden is pretty likable as Fred who accidentally hits the Easter Bunny, or E.B., with his car and befriends him. It'sI can't say I was watching this very closely but I think from what I gathered it was actually a pretty decent film. James Marsden is pretty likable as Fred who accidentally hits the Easter Bunny, or E.B., with his car and befriends him. It's aimed at youngsters and they will clearly enjoy it, but there is enough here for adults too. It's not a great film and has its flaws but there is enough here to make it an entertaining film for anyone to enjoy. Overall nothing too special but worth a look.… Expand
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audreythomas25Mar 9, 2016
The story is really all over the place, but it's your only choice for an Easter Bunny movie for miles around, so expect to see this one cycled around again each spring

Watch this onlineThe story is really all over the place, but it's your only choice for an Easter Bunny movie for miles around, so expect to see this one cycled around again each spring

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ceb1031Nov 9, 2016
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Jellybeans may lose their temptation once audiences discover they are actually rabbit droppings. And unfortunately that isn’t the only unappealing thing about this film. The Easter Bunny might be for little kids—but some of the content in this film isn’t. The young rabbit in this story (who is about to be crowned with the honor of delivering baskets of chocolate and candy all around the world) is suffering from teen angst. E.B.‘s (voice of Russell Brand) real ambition in life is to leave the family business and become a drummer. So on the eve of his official swearing in, he skips town and takes a magic tunnel to Hollywood where he plans, like hundreds have before him, to hit it big. Likewise Fred O’Hare (James Marsden) is in a bit of a funk. As a child, he spied the Easter Bunny hiding eggs outside his window. Whether or not that scarred him is hard to know, but 20 years later, Fred still hasn’t grown up and accepted the responsibilities of adulthood. He lives at home, dabbling in job interviews and loafing around until his parents (Gary Cole, Elizabeth Perkins) and sisters (Kaley Cuoco, Tiffany Espensen) are forced to stage an intervention. Driving down the road following his heave-ho, Fred accidently hits the bushy tailed E.B. who is wandering aimlessly after being refused entry at Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Mansion. (How was he to know it is a different kind of sexy bunny they are looking for.) Though E.B. survives the incident without a scratch, he is quick to pour on the guilt, pretending to be injured so Fred feels forced to take him along on a house-sitting job. It’s difficult to generate too much sympathy for this pair of characters that actually deserve each other. Both are so self-absorbed they fail to grasp the realities of life. Meanwhile back on Easter Island, E.B.‘s dad (voice by Hugh Laurie) faces a coup d’état lead by his second in command—an unctuous Hispanic chick (voice by Hank Azaria) with doctorial ambitions. Young viewers will find some funny moments, especially when Fred and E.B. perform a rambunctious version of the song "I Want Candy" at an elementary school play. However many of the jokes are intended for the adults in the audience. (Even the teen sitting beside me didn’t get the comment about actor David Hasselhoff’s talking car.) Other gags include some veiled sexual innuendo and rude bathroom humor—especially dealing with poop. Violence also becomes an issue when a trio of highly trained Pink Berets is dispatched to retrieve the missing bunny. Using mouth blown tranquilizer darts, they subdue Fred after suspecting him of boiling E.B. in a stockpot. As well, characters are dangled above a pot of hot candy syrup and nearly sliced apart with sharp rotating saw blades during the coup. While this film betters the average cartoon, both the storyline and characters lack the charm that would make them truly worth hopping into theaters to see. Worst of all, this script may justify the actions of those who are loitering around their parents’ house waiting to snag an amazing gig—possibly as a magical holiday icon.… Expand
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lrbohnertNov 9, 2016
E.B.(Russell Brand), the son of the Easter Bunny, decides to follow his dream to be a drummer in Hollywood instead of taking over the family business. On his Journey, E.B. has an accidental meeting with Fred (James Marsden) when Fred hitsE.B.(Russell Brand), the son of the Easter Bunny, decides to follow his dream to be a drummer in Hollywood instead of taking over the family business. On his Journey, E.B. has an accidental meeting with Fred (James Marsden) when Fred hits E.B. with his car. E.B. milks his injury and gets Fred to let him stay with him and becomes that nightmare guest everyone fears. This comedy blends animation with live action.
Hopping down the bunny trail just in time for Easter, this adorable tale will make children and adults of all ages smile. A teenage bunny is just about to inherit the title of Easter Bunny, but like every teenager, he has different plans for his future. He wants to travel the world and play in a rock band! One night, as he contemplates his future, he is struck by a car. While injured, he takes up residence with the man who hit him.
Don’t worry everything will be OK in time to make his rounds on Easter. The scene was not that traumatic and he is really only mildly injured. Little ones should not be disturbed at all by the accident scene! The Easter Bunny makes an obnoxious house guest and creates many predicaments for his caregiver. The Easter Bunny is very cute, but not the best house guest in the world. He is a bit of a Prima Donna too, but that’s OK, he’s the Easter Bunny.
The Easter Bunny does play a mean set of drums…and he poops jelly beans…normal flavored ones. That was the type of rude humor that caused it be rated as a PG instead of a G. This movie has everything an Easter movie could want. It has lots of candy, candy (the cute, fuzzy yellow kind), and rock-n-roll. This family movie review personally does not see anything that would make this movie questionable for younger children. It was absolutely adorable and this family movie review gives it a green light for any age group. It is cute, cute, cute, cute, cute, so hop on down to the local theater and see this one. Parents, you will definitely want to buy your kids jelly beans before this one, I guarantee.… Expand
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MonkiReviewsMay 22, 2017
A good mix of live action and animation. Obviously though, it is more enjoyable as a Easter movie, once a year. The story is good and funny, worth a watch around Easter.
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