Mr Horatio Nibbles (1970) clip - available on BFI DVD now | BFI
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- An incredible invisible rabbit causes a star in this clip from Mr Horatio Knibbles (1970), available now in the 3-disc Children's Film Foundation Bumper Box DVD set shop.bfi.org.u...
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A wizard weekend for all the family is guaranteed with this carefully curated assortment of tasty cinematic treats from the Children’s Film Foundation: Britain’s best-loved and longest-running producer of quality cinema entertainment for kids of all ages. In this Bumper Box the BFI brings together nine fantastic films on 3 discs with special features including a brand new documentary about the CFF.
Stand well back for 1960s bonfire-night fun in Peril for the Guy (1956), have a classic kick-about with George Best and Bobby Charlton at Manchester United in Cup Fever (1965) and share your orange squash with an incredible invisible rabbit in Mr Horatio Knibbles (1970)!
Take your seats in the Big Top for circus hi-jinx with Anoop and the Elephant (1972), befriend the world’s only ice-lolly-loving Yeti in The Zoo Robbery (1973) and become a young 1970s eco-warrior for The Battle of Billy’s Pond (1976).
Attempt to avert nuclear disaster in the nail-biting One Hour to Zero (1976), chase cockney crooks down London’s canals as you join 4D Special Agents (1981) and enlist The Who’s Roger Daltrey to back your 1980s reggae band on Brighton Pier in Pop Pirates (1984)!
And that’s just the films - there are extras and an illustrated booklet too. Do your film-history revision fun-style with a new interview with veteran CFF writer John Tully (16 mins) and The Children’s Film Foundation Story (84 mins) - a fabulous new feature-length documentary telling the true tale of the Foundation and the talents who worked there. There are interviews with CFF luminaries including John Krish, Harley Cokeliss and a cast of thousands! Last, but not least, there are three 1950s canine crackers from the CFF vaults, Rover Makes Good, Juno Helps Out and To the Rescue.
The heartwarming story of mildly embarrassing a man who was threatening to murder a child over a fish.
😂😂😂
A most innocent time 🤣
Saturday morning pictures c 1972. For some reason I never forgot this film.
Used to randomly catch parts of this film on SKY Movies in the early 90s. As a young child I didn’t know whether to like or fear the rabbit man.
I’d forgotten about this scene, so I guess I should have really chosen the latter.
Literally watched this video and ordered the collection on DVD! Thank you for making a DVD of this truly lovely film. I've loved it since I was a child, still do! I have looked everywhere in the past for it. I have a battered VHS TV copy of it from the 90s and the first 5-10 mins were missing for some reason. My version always started when Tom asks his dad "Did you see it?" (The rabbit) and his Dad replies "No." and laughs.
Also this little scene with the ranger type guy was cut out of the TV version. Even though it is a great scene.
Thank you again! ❤️ ❤️
Saw this film with my school at Elephant and Castle Cinema in the 70s. 😂😂😂😂😂
Dear Mr Nibbles, he's such a card!
I wonder if Donnie Darko was inspired by this...
This looks great!
A pity the url no longer goes to the box set.
La corista de pink floyd en su gira de a momentary lapse of reason
Is there the full movie version
Freddie Jones, father of Toby Jones, taking the butt of the joke as HN strikes a few poses and generally befuddles the unseeing adults.
Bruhhh
That's weed for you...
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