Rabbit In Famous Movies
November 29, 2005 8:25 AM Subscribe
Rabbit's animated journey through the history of (mostly American) cinema is a wonderful cartoon and, unfortunately, an ad for Motorola. Link goes to embedded quicktime, very slow loading.
It's not crashed as far as I can see - I just launched it in a different browser (IE as opposed to Firefox) and it loaded, albeit slowly.
posted by jonson at 8:48 AM on November 29, 2005
posted by jonson at 8:48 AM on November 29, 2005
Greg The Bunny does a good enough film overview for me.
posted by surplus at 9:00 AM on November 29, 2005
posted by surplus at 9:00 AM on November 29, 2005
I think these are the movies:
Steamboat Willy
Generic Charlie Chaplin
Nosferatu
Metropolis
Citizen Kane
Generic Busby Berkeley/introduction of color
Vertigo
James Bond opening
The Man With the Golden Arm
The Graduate
The Great Escape
Saturday Night Fever
TRON
Apocalypse Now
The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover
Gladiator
Lost in Translation
posted by kirkaracha at 9:21 AM on November 29, 2005
Steamboat Willy
Generic Charlie Chaplin
Nosferatu
Metropolis
Citizen Kane
Generic Busby Berkeley/introduction of color
Vertigo
James Bond opening
The Man With the Golden Arm
The Graduate
The Great Escape
Saturday Night Fever
TRON
Apocalypse Now
The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover
Gladiator
Lost in Translation
posted by kirkaracha at 9:21 AM on November 29, 2005
kirkaracha - thanks, I was curious about The Cook, didn't know what film that was.
posted by jonson at 9:26 AM on November 29, 2005
posted by jonson at 9:26 AM on November 29, 2005
kirkaracha forgot the two other homages - the magic lantern morphing into a nickelodeon sequence, just seconds before the Steamboat-esuqe cels.
posted by Smart Dalek at 9:49 AM on November 29, 2005
posted by Smart Dalek at 9:49 AM on November 29, 2005
Isn't Fatal Attraction in there? (the bunny boiling scene)
posted by the cuban at 12:22 PM on November 29, 2005
posted by the cuban at 12:22 PM on November 29, 2005
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