It's an okay movie

Rating: 7/10 (20 March 2016)

Where everyone is a critic and giving a 10/10 score is more mouth-watering than rabbit stew, I am only doing this review because of the plethora of "Excellent!" and "Incredible!", as well as "zomg, best movie ever! 5/7, luv luv, cute bunny, funny!" and so on and so forth.
This movie is average at best. It had it's great moments and the immense attention to detail truly deserve recognition, but that alone is not worth a perfect score.
Now I'm not blind to what this movie was trying to portray. I saw how it displayed the hatred toward predators to the modern hatred towards Muslims. But an unrealistic message, being portrayed by the most unrealistic way possible; 'cannibals and herbivores living in harmony'(meat eaters needs to eat meat. Don't you dare bring up tofu), does not deserve the amount of universal praise that it is currently getting. I believe this is why the public is so wet (I say wet because I have read some tweets about how some viewers wanted to screw the bunny, and not in the "normal eating" kind of way) over this movie, because it tried to spread a message of peace and love. But when politics and movies combine, seldom do they work.
It has it's funny and pensive parts; but I don't see it having any memorable parts. This movie is just okay. I'll probably watch it in the future when I have forgotten about it. I'm surprised this movie is rated more than the documentary/film of the Catholic's church biggest scandal.
That's okay though; keep living in your happy, cuddly, and predator-free bubble.
I'll rate this movie a 7/10 as that is what I feel the movie deserves.