Hop
A family comedy about the Easter Bunny (voiced by Russell Brand), from the director of Alvin and the Chipmunks. Blending animation with live action, Hop tells the story of Fred (James Marsden), an out-of-work slacker who accidentally injures the Easter Bunny and must take him in as he recovers.
2011Rating: G95 minsUSAIllumination Entertainment
AnimatedComedyKids & Family
- Director:
- Tim Hill ('Alvin and the Chipmunks', 'Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties', 'Muppets from Space')
- Writer:
- Cinco PaulKen DaurioBrian Lynch
- Cast:
- Russell BrandKaley CuocoElizabeth PerkinsJames MarsdenChelsea HandlerTiffany Espensen
Hop / Reviews
We Got This Covered
It has jokes that appeal to both children and adults. Lots of physical humour, but also plenty of pop culture references and even some sweet whimsy.
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Variety
Why rock, rather than hip-hop, is anybunny's guess, though either way, the basic overnight-sensation pop-star fantasy will surely appeal to a demographic weaned on "American Idol."
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TVNZ
Even with a cameo from the Hoff (which has more cheese on it than he likes on his burgers), it's one which the parents may find a little difficult to sit through. The kids however, will love it.
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Total Film
Witty scripting spices up a sugary scenario, giving this fluffy family comedy some adult-pleasing bite. It ain’t Shrek, but it ain’t dreck either.
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The New York Times
Hop is innocuous, though occasionally annoying and also, less expectedly, occasionally funny. Both types of occasions are mostly provided by Russell Brand, who specializes in collapsing the distinction between the exasperatingly silly and the charmingly naughty.
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Hollywood Reporter
Hop delivers plenty of wit, verve and surreal mayhem to entice even the post-adolescent crowd into this jolly (and strangely Christmas-like) Easter egg hunt.
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Empire Magazine
The bunny-gets-injured, slacker-saves-Easter plotline doesn't pack too much predictability but Brand does his best with the material and it's cute enough for kids.
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