15 posts tagged watership down

When I was growing up in Wisconsin I would often times kill time at my local video store. I would roam through the aisles, looking at the VHS boxes, searching for something interesting to watch. I was fascinated with genre mash-ups and Ralph Bakshi’s films and quickly immersed myself in them.

Spamalot Killer Rabbit Puppet. Ok. Admittedly, this is kind of cool. This would be a great gift for Little Buch’s maternal grandfather, as he is a Monty Python enthusiast. But, for a child of any age, I fail to see the appeal of a toy killer rabbit – especially a puppet one that you can use to

Richard Adams Benwells 26 Church St. Whitechurch, Hants RG28 7AR United Kingdom Richard George Adams (born May 9, 1920) is an English novelist who is best known as the writer of three novels featuring animal characters, in particular Watership Down and to a lesser extent Shardik and The Plague Dogs.

What a peculiar and interesting reading experience I've had these last two weeks. There I was, doing a spot of lurking in my local branch of Exclusive Books, looking for something interesting to read over the weekend, when my eye fell on a new release: Escape by Carolyn Jessop.

Watership Down is an animated film directed by Martin Rosen and based on the book by Richard Adams. It was released in 1978 and was largely financed by Jake Eberts’ company, Goldcrest Films. After a slow start upon release, it became the sixth most popular film of 1979 at the British box office.[1]

Sunday 15 Easter Sunday Got up at 11.00 Went to the Ideal Homes Exhibition in Aintree = rubbish Went baby sitting David was up (I guess that is the baby's name??) Got £2.00 Sam not speaking to me (oh no what did I do now??? lol) Bright Eyes number 1 aw Bright Eyes ~ Art Garfunkel.

Hello everyone Its all been a bit quiet here recently. That’s because the past few weeks have been tied up with moving home from our previous base in the artistic community of Bear River in SW Nova Scotia, Canada.

Mr and Mrs Grand Vizier (not pictured, right) would like to thank everyone who has cautiously enquired during the last week as to what the blummin’ hell is taking Baby Vizier so long at emerging into the world, and please be reassured that you will be amongst the first to know when the moment comes

...Find a soft place on your body and rub me with it. This I won't soon forget... I am downright certain that the first blog post after the intro is the hardest. This is the one that sets the tone and initiates the trajectory. Intros are child's play; how tough is it to formulate an agenda? Cake.

I must have OCD: I posted one video from Watership Down, now I’m hooked again. Here’s this cool creation myth from the story. Not exactly a Judeo-Christian parallel, but fascinatingly imaginative and beautifully told nonetheless. Und Falls Sie das lieber auf Deutsch hoeren moechten: