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'''Đồi thỏ''' ({{lang-en|Watership Down}}) là một phim [[hoạt họa]] [[đồng thoại]] do [[Martin Rosen]] và [[John Hubley]] đạo diễn phỏng theo [[Đồi thỏ|ấn phẩm cùng tên]] của tác gia [[Richard Adams]], xuất bản ngày [[19 tháng 10]] và trở thành tác phẩm [[điện ảnh]] ăn khách hạng sáu tại [[London]] năm 1978<ref>{{
==Nội dung==
Truyện phim kể về cuộc phiêu lưu của những chú thỏ từ bỏ quê hương của mình để tìm đến một vùng đất mới theo những lời tiên tri của một chú thỏ có tên là Thứ Năm, quê hương của chúng gặp nguy hiểm bởi con người đã xây dựng một trung tâm giải trí và giết hết thỏ trên cánh đồng. Chúng đã trải qua rất nhiều thử thách, cuối cùng đã đến được đồi Watership Down để dựng một Đồi Thỏ mới rộng lớn.
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==Hậu trường==
''Watership Down'' was first released to the UK on ngày 19
Although the film was not a success at the US box office, it was an immediate success at the UK box office and has received a mostly positive critical reception, with an 82% 'Fresh' rating on [[Rotten Tomatoes]] based on 34 reviews. The critical consensus reads: "Aimed at adults perhaps more than children, this is a respectful, beautifully animated adaptation of Richard Adams' beloved book."<ref>{{
The film was nominated for [[Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation]] in 1979.<ref>{{
Investors in the film reportedly received a return of 5,000% on their investment.<ref name="icon">Alexander Walker, ''Icons in the Fire: The Rise and Fall of Practically Everyone in the British Film Industry 1984–2000'', Orion Books, 2005 p6</ref> Jake Eberts said people who invested the original $50,000 got a return of ten times their investment.<ref>Eberts p 17-18</ref>
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''Watership Down'' was initially released on [[VHS]] in the UK by [[Thorn EMI|Thorn EMI Video]], then later by [[Guild Home Video]] and later by [[PolyGram Filmed Entertainment|PolyGram Video]]. It was given a [[DVD-Video|DVD]] release in 2001 by [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]] and another in 2005 from [[Warner Home Video]].
In the US, ''Watership Down'' was first released on [[Capacitance Electronic Disc|CED]] in 1981 and was given a VHS release in 1983 by Warner Home Video. The film was re-released a number of times on VHS in the US by Warner Home Video, including through their Warner Bros. Classic Tales label, and was released on DVD in the US in 2002<ref>{{
A UK [[Blu-ray]] for the film was planned to be released in 2010 but, due to a rights dispute between Euro-London Films, [[Universal Pictures]], and [[Warner Bros.]], the release was canceled. Warner eventually put out a BD release in Germany, where it held distribution rights. The UK Blu-ray was eventually released in 2013 by Universal using the same HD master as on Warner's 2008 DVD and 2011 German Blu-ray release. In 2014, Euro-London Films acquired the remaining US rights from Warner Bros. (who had held US distribution rights since the 1980s) and licensed the film to [[The Criterion Collection]] for release on DVD, Blu-ray and streaming in 2015 and [[Janus Films]] for theatrical repertory runs.
===Chế tác===
Film rights were purchased by producer Martin Rosen.<ref>{{
Rosen estimated the budget at $2.4 million. Eberts raised $1 million from the Pearson company and clients of the merchant bank Lazard.<ref>Eberts p 14</ref>
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The backgrounds and locations, especially Efrafa and the nearby railway, are based on the diagrams and maps in Richard Adams's original novel. Most of the locations in the movie either exist or were based on real spots in [[Hampshire]] and surrounding areas.
Although the film is fairly faithful to the novel, several changes were made to the storyline, mainly to decrease overly detailed complexity and improve the pace and flow of the plot. In addition, the order in which some events occur is re-arranged. Unlike many animated features, the film faithfully emulated the dark and violent sophistication of the book. As a result, many reviewers took to warning parents that children might find the content disturbing. When the film was first submitted to the [[British Board of Film Classification]], the BBFC passed the film with a 'U' certificate (suitable for all ages, similar to the MPAA's "G" rating), deciding that "whilst the film may move children emotionally during the film's duration, it could not seriously trouble them once the spell of the story is broken and a 'U' certificate was therefore quite appropriate".<ref name="BBFC Examiners Report 15th February 1978">BBFC Examiners Report ngày 15
This attitude was extended when the animated [[Watership Down (TV series)|''Watership Down'' TV series]] was marketed with the producers making an effort to reassure parents that the violence had been softened and that the main characters would not be permanently harmed in their adventures. Although the third season took a slightly darker tone to try and attract more of an audience, it wasn't as violent as the movie, and said season only aired in North America, Germany, and Greece.
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Some marketers in the U.S. also worried that the main promotional poster appeared too dark and might scare some children. The poster is actually showing Bigwig in a snare (his distinctive fur is clearly visible), yet the image on the poster does not appear in the film, which contains a far bloodier depiction of the scene.
===Âm nhạc===
The musical score was by [[Angela Morley]] và [[Malcolm Williamson]], Morley replacing Williamson after the composer had fallen behind and only composed the prelude and main title theme in sketch form.<ref>{{
The soundtrack includes [[Art Garfunkel]]'s British No. 1 hit, "[[Bright Eyes (Art Garfunkel song)|Bright Eyes]]", which was written by the British singer and songwriter [[Mike Batt]]. He also wrote other songs for the film which were not used. The composer recorded three songs with vocals by Garfunkel, but only "Bright Eyes" made it to the film. The song "When You're Losing Your Way in the Rain" has a very similar feeling and arrangement, and was recorded by the former Zombies vocalist [[Colin Blunstone]] in 1979. Garfunkel's version was heard years later, on the TV series soundtrack released in 2000. The song, like many others which appeared on the TV soundtrack, was never used in the show.
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* [http://www.criterion.com/current/posts/3475-watership-down-take-me-with-you-stream-on-your-dark-journey ''Watership Down: “Take Me with You, Stream, on Your Dark Journey”''] an essay by [[Gerard Jones]] at the [[Criterion Collection]]
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