Hop (2011) - Review

Beneath Easter Island, in a giant factory that manufactures the world's Easter candy, the popular rabbit is preparing to pass the mantle to his son, E.B.. But E.B. has no interest in the job and would rather be a drummer. He runs away to Los Angeles, where an unemployed slacker named Fred O'Hare accidentally runs into him. Feigning injury, E.B. tricks Fred into giving him shelter, but an oversized chick is planning a coup back on Easter Island.

Original Networks: Sky Movies, Sky Movies Family, itv2, Netflix (United Kingdom/🇬🇧), Telemundo, Nickelodeon™, Nick Nick Jr.™, TeenNick™, The CW, Netflix, DreamWorksTV & Peacock (United States/🇺🇲)

Ratings: U (United Kingdom/🇬🇧), PG®, TV-G & TV-PG (United States/🇺🇲)
Contains no material likely to offend or harm
PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED
SOME MATERIAL MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN
SOME MILD CRUDE HUMOR

Movie: Hop

Production Companies: Universal Pictures & Illumination Entertainment

Providers: Universal Pictures & NBC Universal

Release Dates: 1 April 2011 (United Kingdom/🇬🇧) & 1 April 2011 (United States/🇺🇲)

Original Title: Hop (United States/🇺🇲)

Rock Band logo and game used woth permission by Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. Rabbit Head Design is a trademark of Playboy and used with permission. Stock photography courtesy of Corbis. Stock photography courtesy of Shutterstock.

In Association With Dentsu Inc.

American Humane Association Monitored the Animal Action. No Animals Were Harmed®. (#02309​​)

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