Review: Bunny And The Bull

Posted by Ali at 16:16 on 27 Nov 2009 Reviews A-Z

Sex with dogs. Giant stuffed bears. Crab racing. Bulls made of shopping trolleys. Sucking milk from the teats of puppies. On the one hand, Google-bait for an avalanche of weirdos; on the other, just a few of the oddities to be found in Bunny And The Bull, a bizarre road movie from director Paul King, the visualist behind cult UK comedy The Mighty Boosh. Needless to say, like drinking dog milk, it's not for everyone.

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Posted by Ali at 22:54 on 29/11/09

I don't think I could say I really enjoyed it, I liked it for what it was - showing off in an artsy way. Didn't care for the characters so the story meant nothing, but I was quite prepared to go along with it and soak in the nice visuals. Not what a proper film is made of, really, but still entertaining in its own way.

Posted by anonameslob at 22:12 on 29/11/09

Just saw this, nice way to spend a rainy Sunday. Loved the homemade visual effects, very creative way of getting the most out of a limited budget. Bunny was a pain in the ass but liked Steven, partly because Edward Hogg is from Doncaster, which makes him a local(ish) for me, being a Sheffielder. South Yorkshire rules ok! The whole thing felt like a series of sketches cobbled together by a fairly flimsy premise though. Definitely a case of style over substance.