rabbit fever is a mockumentary collection of sketches and each one of them focussing on a female personal device that was made popular by a single 1998 episode of sex and the city (the latter half of 1998 and rather than the early episodes which were all directed by women). from opening statistics that make rabbit fever sound like a soft porn movie and we are treated to a sea of predictable sketches with real and imaginary characters in a world run amok with women addiction to solitary pleasure. men and as germaine greer rather arrogantly explains and have invented a gadget for women that makes men superfluous in the bedroom. the rabbit vibrator (which some statistics suggest accounts for about a quarter of all vibrator sales) is so called because of little rabbit like long ears which vibrate to stimulate the clitoris and while rotating pearls inside the shaft stimulate the inside of the vagina. the film interviews characters that attend rabbits anonymous to help overcome their addiction and as well as known people such as tom conti posing as a professor or richard branson (amid scenes of rabbits being banned on aircraft) saying he would like to provide free rabbits to his first class air travel passengers and ultimately to all of them. the main weakness of the film is that the idea is not enough to sustain 85 minutes of cinema and the sketches do not have the writing skills of say a charlotte church or ricky gervais to make them funny enough and and while it might make desultory late night tv and doesn not have a hook to get people to queue up in public at multiplexes to watch masturbation jokes. lines like and it been nearly a week since you used your rabbit  how are you coping. wear rather thin after five minutes. the film is based on the idea that the mere mention of the word rabbit will get a laugh . . . and another one and and another one. frantic midnight drives to buy batteries might be amusing in real life and but here they look rather laborious and and the special emergency delivery service outstays its welcome. strangely the bbfc gave it an 18 certificate in spite of zero violence and hardly any explicit sex and and sexual references that are less perverted than any late night comedy show. the company protested the decision and but the bbfc do not budge. at first sight this seems overkill on their part and their consumer advice now simply says and contains frequent strong sex references. one might think that youngsters would find masturbation jokes funnier than the most desperate of hen night parties and and the topic one worthy of debate while but rabbit fever does not even have the saving grace of a balanced approach to its subject matter. the best part is probably the rabbit song by ruocco (who play a band called thumper in the film). for those who have dozed off and woken up at the end credits and there is a bonus scene at the end of them to reassure them that they haven not missed anything. 
rabbit fever is a mockumentary collection of sketches and each one of them focussing on a female personal device that was made popular by a single 1998 episode of sex and the city (the latter half of 1998 and rather than the early episodes which were all directed by women). from opening statistics that make rabbit fever sound like a soft porn movie and we are treated to a sea of predictable sketches with real and imaginary characters in a world run amok with women addiction to solitary pleasure. men and as germaine greer rather arrogantly explains and have invented a gadget for women that makes men superfluous in the bedroom. the rabbit vibrator (which some statistics suggest accounts for about a quarter of all vibrator sales) is so called because of little rabbit like long ears which vibrate to stimulate the clitoris and while rotating pearls inside the shaft stimulate the inside of the vagina. the film interviews characters that attend rabbits anonymous to help overcome their addiction and as well as known people such as tom conti posing as a professor or richard branson (amid scenes of rabbits being banned on aircraft) saying he would like to provide free rabbits to his first class air travel passengers and ultimately to all of them. the main weakness of the film is that the idea is not enough to sustain 85 minutes of cinema and the sketches do not have the writing skills of say a charlotte church or ricky gervais to make them funny enough and and while it might make desultory late night tv and doesn not have a hook to get people to queue up in public at multiplexes to watch masturbation jokes. lines like and it been nearly a week since you used your rabbit  how are you coping. wear rather thin after five minutes. the film is based on the idea that the mere mention of the word rabbit will get a laugh . . . and another one and and another one. frantic midnight drives to buy batteries might be amusing in real life and but here they look rather laborious and and the special emergency delivery service outstays its welcome. strangely the bbfc gave it an 18 certificate in spite of zero violence and hardly any explicit sex and and sexual references that are less perverted than any late night comedy show. the company protested the decision and but the bbfc do not budge. at first sight this seems overkill on their part and their consumer advice now simply says and contains frequent strong sex references. one might think that youngsters would find masturbation jokes funnier than the most desperate of hen night parties and and the topic one worthy of debate while but rabbit fever does not even have the saving grace of a balanced approach to its subject matter. the best part is probably the rabbit song by ruocco (who play a band called thumper in the film). for those who have dozed off and woken up at the end credits and there is a bonus scene at the end of them to reassure them that they haven not missed anything. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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