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While ''The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' has an overall family-friendly tone, don't let that fool you into thinking it won't have scary moments in it.
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While ''The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' has an overall family-friendly tone, tone (and is jokingly refereed to as a "vegetable horror movie" by the production crew), don't let that fool you into thinking it won't have scary moments in it.
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** Though the use of ShadowDiscretionShot and ominous music helps, this movie ''SOMEHOW'' succeeds in making a giant rabbit eating people's vegetables legitimately disturbing to watch.
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** Though the use of ShadowDiscretionShot and ominous music helps, this movie ''SOMEHOW'' succeeds in making a giant rabbit eating people's vegetables legitimately disturbing to watch.watch.
* The first night Hutch the rabbit sleeps after his and Wallace's mishap with the brainwashing machine. He wouldn't stop shaking and twitching. Later that night, all the bunnies are huddled together in one corner of their cage quivering with fear and watching Hutch's cage as it violently shakes from the rabbit's transformation inside. Then the cage bursts open and the bunnies immediately cover their eyes. We don't see what happens next but thankfully the bunnies were not harmed. This scary transformation sequence leads the audience to believe that Hutch is the were-rabbit.
* The first night Hutch the rabbit sleeps after his and Wallace's mishap with the brainwashing machine. He wouldn't stop shaking and twitching. Later that night, all the bunnies are huddled together in one corner of their cage quivering with fear and watching Hutch's cage as it violently shakes from the rabbit's transformation inside. Then the cage bursts open and the bunnies immediately cover their eyes. We don't see what happens next but thankfully the bunnies were not harmed. This scary transformation sequence leads the audience to believe that Hutch is the were-rabbit.
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* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite its NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''
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* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite its NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''''
** Though the use of ShadowDiscretionShot and ominous music helps, this movie ''SOMEHOW'' succeeds in making a giant rabbit eating people's vegetables legitimately disturbing to watch.
** Though the use of ShadowDiscretionShot and ominous music helps, this movie ''SOMEHOW'' succeeds in making a giant rabbit eating people's vegetables legitimately disturbing to watch.
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* Just the fact that Victor is ''still'' wanting to kill the Were-Rabbit despite being aware that it's [[spoiler:Wallace]]. If anything, discovering the Were-Rabbit is the man who's seemingly stealing his girlfriend (whom he's only marrying for her money) away from him makes him even more determined to kill it. It's that very determination of wanting to carry out the deed that is scary, [[MoralEventHorizon even if it means abandoning his morals through committing deliberate murder]].
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* Just the fact that Victor is ''still'' wanting to kill the Were-Rabbit despite being aware that it's [[spoiler:Wallace]].Wallace. If anything, discovering the Were-Rabbit is the man who's seemingly stealing his girlfriend (whom he's only marrying for her money) away from him makes him even more determined to kill it. It's that very determination of wanting to carry out the deed that is scary, [[MoralEventHorizon even if it means abandoning his morals through committing deliberate murder]].
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* Both transformation scenes.
** The first one: When Victor seems to have him cornered, Wallace suddenly tosses Victor with enough force to throw him onto the [=AntiPesto=] van windshield. Then Wallace begins growing bigger, his hands and feet turning into paws, etc. While Gromit, Victor and Philip watching the whole thing in pure horror.
*** After Wallace runs away there's Victor's evil grin he gives to Gromit as he now knows about the Were-Rabbit's true identity. The lightning and thunder make it worse as well as the fact that he grins evilly again after Gromit drives away.
** The second one especially, where Gromit is pinned against the door as Wallace is transforming and desperately begging him to help him.
** The first one: When Victor seems to have him cornered, Wallace suddenly tosses Victor with enough force to throw him onto the [=AntiPesto=] van windshield. Then Wallace begins growing bigger, his hands and feet turning into paws, etc. While Gromit, Victor and Philip watching the whole thing in pure horror.
*** After Wallace runs away there's Victor's evil grin he gives to Gromit as he now knows about the Were-Rabbit's true identity. The lightning and thunder make it worse as well as the fact that he grins evilly again after Gromit drives away.
** The second one especially, where Gromit is pinned against the door as Wallace is transforming and desperately begging him to help him.
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* Both transformation scenes. \n But the first one probably takes the cake since we get to see it first and foremost.
** The first one: When Victor seems to have him cornered, Wallace suddenly tosses Victor with enough force to throw him onto the [=AntiPesto=] van windshield. Then Wallacebegins growing bigger, shows ''massive buck teeth'', his hands and feet turning into paws, etc. While etc, while becoming a hideous beast. All of this is shown, while Gromit, Victor and Philip watching watch the whole thing in pure horror.
*** After Wallace runs away there's Victor's evil grin he gives to Gromit as he now knows about the Were-Rabbit's true identity. The lightning and thunder make it worse as well as the fact that he grins evilly again after Gromit drives away.
** The second one especially, where Gromit is pinned against the door as Wallace is transforming and desperately begging him to help him. [[AndIMustScream He knows what's happening, but is powerless to stop himself]].
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* Both transformation scenes.
** The first one: When Victor seems to have him cornered, Wallace suddenly tosses Victor with enough force to throw him onto the [=AntiPesto=] van windshield. Then Wallace
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** Which leads directly into the Vicar's chilling speech in the church the next day, refuting the constable's assertion that the vegetables were destroyed by an ordinary man:
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* The Were-Rabbit's silhouette ominously dissipating in the mist after attacking Growbag's garden. You get to see it's figure, then fades away like that. Not helping is the music playing during that sequence as a whole.
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but upstairs. Then, as he follows them, [[WhamShot the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace's room]]...
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but upstairs. Then, as he follows them, [[WhamShot the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace's room]]...
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* The Were-Rabbit's silhouette ominously dissipating dissipates in the mist after attacking Growbag's garden. You get to see it's its figure, and then it fades away like that. nothing. Not helping is the music playing during that sequence as a whole.
whole, probably one of the most intense scores in the movie.
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a very disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but rather upstairs. Then, as he follows them, [[WhamShot the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace'sroom]]...room]]. Then when he opens the door, he sees all the eaten vegetables. Now we know [[TomatoInTheMirror who the Were-Rabbit is]]...
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a very disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but rather upstairs. Then, as he follows them, [[WhamShot the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace's
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* Just the fact that Victor is ''still'' wanting to kill the Were-Rabbit despite being aware that it's [[spoiler:Wallace]]. If anything, discovering the Were-Rabbit is the man who's seemingly stealing his girlfriend (whom he's only marrying for her money) away from him makes him even more determined to kill it. So determined in fact, be becomes more determined to carry out the deed, [[MoralEventHorizon abandoning his morals through committing murder]].
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* Just the fact that Victor is ''still'' wanting to kill the Were-Rabbit despite being aware that it's [[spoiler:Wallace]]. If anything, discovering the Were-Rabbit is the man who's seemingly stealing his girlfriend (whom he's only marrying for her money) away from him makes him even more determined to kill it. So determined in fact, be becomes more determined It's that very determination of wanting to carry out the deed, deed that is scary, [[MoralEventHorizon even if it means abandoning his morals through committing murder]].deliberate murder]].
** When Victor gives an evil grin to Gromit after seeing who it really is, the lightning and thunder during that scene heighten the horror.
** When Victor gives an evil grin to Gromit after seeing who it really is, the lightning and thunder during that scene heighten the horror.
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* While it may not be a huge one, Wallace getting mad in of itself could be considered this. Imagine the most chill, agreeable man you can have tea and crumpets with, suddenly flip the switch when someone he cares about is getting hurt and it turns out he’s turned into a giant monster. Scary to think about.
* Wallace taking on the mannerisms of a rabbit when he and Hutch accidentally mind-meld. His voice is still distinctly his but his pop-eyed panicked expression doesn't seem to match it. Not to mention his hopping all over the place like a bunny comes across as quite jarring in the body of a human.
* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite it's NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''
* Wallace taking on the mannerisms of a rabbit when he and Hutch accidentally mind-meld. His voice is still distinctly his but his pop-eyed panicked expression doesn't seem to match it. Not to mention his hopping all over the place like a bunny comes across as quite jarring in the body of a human.
* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite it's NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''
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* While it may not be a huge one, Wallace getting mad in of itself could be considered this. Imagine the most chill, agreeable man you can have tea and crumpets with, suddenly flip flipping the switch when someone he cares about is getting hurt and it turns out he’s turned into a giant monster. Scary to think about.
* Wallacetaking takes on the mannerisms of a rabbit when he and Hutch accidentally mind-meld. His voice is still distinctly his but his pop-eyed panicked expression doesn't seem to match it. Not to mention his hopping all over the place like as a bunny comes across as quite jarring in the body of a human.
* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despiteit's its NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''
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* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite
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* While it may not be a huge one, Wallace getting mad in of itself could be considered this. Imagine the most chill, agreeable man you can have tea and crumpets with, suddenly flip the switch when someone he cares about is getting hurt and as it turns out he’s turned into a giant monster. Scary to think about.
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* The Were-Rabbit's silhouette ominously dissipating in the mist after attacking Growbag's garden.
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but upstairs. Then, as he follows them, the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace's room...
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but upstairs. Then, as he follows them, the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace's room...
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* The Were-Rabbit's silhouette ominously dissipating in the mist after attacking Growbag's garden.
garden. You get to see it's figure, then fades away like that. Not helping is the music playing during that sequence as a whole.
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but upstairs. Then, as he follows them, [[WhamShot the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace'sroom...room]]...
* When Wallace and Gromit think they've captured the Were-Rabbit and Wallace goes on the date with Tottington, Gromit makes a disturbing discovery. The giant rabbit footprints don't lead to the cellar where Hutch is, but upstairs. Then, as he follows them, [[WhamShot the tracks turn from a rabbit's to a human's and they lead straight into Wallace's
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* Just the fact that Victor is ''still'' wanting to kill the Were-Rabbit despite being aware that it's [[spoiler:Wallace]]. If anything, discovering the Were-Rabbit is the man who's seemingly stealing his girlfriend (whom he's only marrying for her money) away from him makes him even more determined to kill it. So determined in fact, he's willing to commit MURDER!
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* Just the fact that Victor is ''still'' wanting to kill the Were-Rabbit despite being aware that it's [[spoiler:Wallace]]. If anything, discovering the Were-Rabbit is the man who's seemingly stealing his girlfriend (whom he's only marrying for her money) away from him makes him even more determined to kill it. So determined in fact, he's willing be becomes more determined to commit MURDER! carry out the deed, [[MoralEventHorizon abandoning his morals through committing murder]].
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** Which leads directly into the Vicar's chilling speech in the church the next day, refuting the constable's assertion that the vegetables were destroyed by an ordinary man:
--->'''Vicar:''' This was no ''man''!
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--->'''Vicar:''' Does a man have teeth the size of ''axe-blades?!'' Or ears... like terrible tombstones?! ... By forcing vegetables to grow far beyond their natural size, we have brought a terrible judgment upon us! And for our sins, a hideous beast has been sent to punish us all! Repent! ''Repent!'' Lest you too feel the wrath of... '''''THE WERE-RABBIT!!'''''
--->(''The camera zooms out to reveal the Were-Rabbit's '''gigantic''' ImpactSilhouette on the stained glass window'')
--->'''Vicar:''' This was no ''man''!
--->(''The entire town falls silent as he enters'')
--->'''Vicar:''' Does a man have teeth the size of ''axe-blades?!'' Or ears... like terrible tombstones?! ... By forcing vegetables to grow far beyond their natural size, we have brought a terrible judgment upon us! And for our sins, a hideous beast has been sent to punish us all! Repent! ''Repent!'' Lest you too feel the wrath of... '''''THE WERE-RABBIT!!'''''
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* Wallace taking on the mannerisms of a rabbit when he and Hutch accidentally mind-meld. His voice is still distinctly his but his pop-eyed panicked expression doesn't seem to match it. Not to mention his hopping all over the place like a bunny comes across as quite jarring in the body of a human.human.
* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite it's NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''
* The Were-Rabbit itself. Despite it's NightmareRetardant concept, it's actually absolutely terrifying. Just picture a giant furry beast who will eat all your veggies. ''All of them.''
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