The Adventures of Brer Rabbit

2006

The Adventures of Brer Rabbit (2006)

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The timeless tales of Uncle Remus come to life as never before as Brer Fox, Brer Bear, and the mischievous Brer Rabbit hip hop their way into children's hearts in an animated adventure featuring the vocals talents of Danny Glover, D.L. Hughley, Wanda Sykes, Wayne Brady, and Nick Cannon. Brer Rabbit is certainly one crafty little critter, but when Brer Fox cooks up a scheme that will have the whole forest talking it seems that he may finally have gotten a jump on his furry friend. Of course everyone knows that you have to have to get up pretty early in the morning to pull one over on Brer Rabbit, and by the end of the day Brer Fox may just find that his foolproof scheme waterlogged.

Rating:

G
Genre:

Animation, Kids & Family
Directed By:

Byron Vaughns
Written By:

John Loy
In Theaters:

Mar 21, 2006 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 21, 2006
Runtime:

72 minutes
Studio:

Universal Pictures

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Cast

Wayne Brady
as Brer Wolf

Nick Cannon
as Brer Rabbit

Danny Glover
as Brer Turtle

D.L. Hughley
as Brer Fox

Wanda Sykes
as Sister Moon

Dawnn Lewis
as Mom

Monica Allison
as Julie

Rhyon Nicole Brown
as Janey

Michael Ferdie
as Ninja No. 1

Jeff Kushner
as Ninja No. 2

Dorian Harewood
as Mr. Man

Phil LaMarr
as Brer Gator

Quinton Madina
as Lester

Deborah Speck
as Momma Mouse

Gary Anthony Williams
as Brer Bear

Debra Wilson
as Sister Buzzard

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Critic Reviews for The Adventures of Brer Rabbit

All Critics (2) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (0) | DVD (1)

Some cartoonish violence in fun update of folk tales.

Jul 2, 2013 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…

Brian Costello

Common Sense Media

This overhaul of the original eliminates Uncle Remus as well as the other ethnically offensive aspects to yield a politically-correct adventure about a mischievous hare which can be safely shared with the children, and enjoyed by kids of every age.

Jan 12, 2007 | Rating: 3/4