Advantages: memorable characters, cinematography, suspense Disadvantages: You can't find it anywhere
...She drops her four-year-old daughter Bunny off at a daycare centre, but when Ann goes to pick up her daughter that afternoon, Bunny is nowhere to be found. Things go from bad to worse for Ann as the police who are called in to investigate the case begin to question her sanity and wonder if her daughter was just a figment of her imagination. When Ann returns home to try to find some of Bunny's things to give to the police for the search, she finds ... ...school admit to having seeing Bunny either, as Ann dropped her off in a hurry and left her in the care of the cook. Thinking that Ann is insane, the police brush off the case, and Ann and Stephen Lake (Keir Dullea) are left to investigate on their own. Who is sane and who is crazy? What is real and what is imagined? First impressions often turn out to be completely wrong in this eerie tale. The two top suspects in the case are the German cook in ...
OKkaraoke 02.05.2003 (09.11.2003)
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Advantages: Amusing script, that's memory lasts longer than the story itself Disadvantages: Quirky British movie that has become a cult hit.
...very good film. And as Bunny Lake Is Missing has quite the cult following you can pretty much guarantee that the remake movie will be near on awful. But that's for tomorrow; today you can have the genuine article with its quirky characters; which I'm not sure a re-make will be able to deliver. Ann and Stephen Lake are preparing to move into their new apartment. On the day they move in, Ann takes daughter Bunny to her new school. Unable to find help ... ...and for Ann that's collecting Bunny from school. Upon arrival Ann is mortified to discover that nobody has seen Bunny, she has completely disappeared. Calling upon the police for assistance, they search high and low for Bunny but to no avail. Disturbingly Superintendent Newhouse the man heading up the disappearance begins to question whether Bunny actually existed at all. Before I dissect the movie I have to say, and I have not seen this illuminated ...
sghawken 14.05.2007
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Advantages: great script, cast Disadvantages: i can't think of any- see review
...on to the review of Bunny Lake Is Missing.
The story begins when Ann Lake(Carol Lynley), an American relocated in England, arrives to drop her daughter Bunny at a nursery school. She leaves Bunny in the care of a cook(Lucie Mannehiem) when no teachers are present.
When Ann returns, the cook has quit and Bunny is missing. The other employees deny seeing the child and Ann turns to her brother Stephen(Keir Dullea) for help. Ann never had a father ... ...her little girl's disappearance.
Bunny Lake Is Missing is an amazing work to view. The characters were intresting.Oliver's Newhouse never becomes boring. Keir Dullea as Stephen appears sinister. But Lynley playing the tortured Ann Lake who shied away from males becomes a main staple in this psychological thriller.
I recommend seeing this mesmerizing thriller on video or DVD. ...
kagito 29.05.2003
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