This is probably the most UNDERRATED Rankin Bass special You get a solid story Many a Holiday A good moral lesson AND VINCENT PRICE!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT MORE COULD U WANT?
Wow I can't believe it. I found my favorite Easter movie. Happy Anniversary Peter Cottontail. 48 years ago I was born in 1971. I had my first Easter when I was 1 years old in 1972. I remember when I turned 5 years old my mommy got bless her soul she have glass ball with Peter Cottontail and you wind up and would play Peter Cottontail hopping down Bunny Trail. And I still have till today. I never stopped believing in Easter Bunny.
I remember always watching this little film right before Easter every year as a little kid. Back when Easter seemed as exciting as Christmas. I miss my childhood. :)
Robbie Baker Yes, childhood is such a splendid thing. The sad thing about childhood: it doesn't last forever. But know this: we may not stay children forever or relive our childhoods, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy it while it lasts or remember how fun it was.
Actor Danny Kaye in fact the narrator for the Easter and Christmas animated shows the characters also imaged in him he was a tall skinny red-haired gentleman famous for movies in the forties and fifties. It also says narrated on the first egg by Danny Kaye
I read "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" aloud to the kids and families on Zoom last year in April 2024 if my memory serves me correctly for Storytime With Andrea as part of an Easter theme and they really loved it.
Here it is Easter 2015, I'm almost 50, have 2 grandsons, and I STILL get a big kick out of Rankin and Bass shows! Their programs ( I can think of around 11 or 12 main ones) are timeless and even in this high tech world with all the CGI and 3D stuff, their old-school stop-motion animation is something children still enjoy. Imo, the only other person who comes to mind who has gotten anywhere close to R & B's quality of stop-motion animation story-telling is Tim Burton. Thanx for posting this wonderful visit down memory lane!
Hunny Beez I 2nd that!! I remember watching all of the R&B specials back in the late 60's, early 70's, and I think they mean more to me today. Brings back great memories of a simpler time . I think its cool how great these turned out for being made in the stone age!!
CGI is garbage. It looks and feels exactly like what it is, a bunch of machine-generated images made by a machine. The human hand is ALWAYS the best technology! ;D
Hunny Beez Totally agree, there is no age limit to these specials. And I'm glad to see the general public agrees with me. Even in High School, I have lots of friends who like Rankin Bass as well
Thank you for the kind memories of my youth, we who were born in the 60's-70's had some of the best of holiday memories... I remember buying those photo eggs every year with the scenery within, I miss those days of my childhood youth.
I used to be SOOOO afraid of Irontail that I would have to close my eyes whenever he came on the screen......it was the same way with the Grinch when he made that face......but not any more.
Thank you so much for posting this.Losing both my Mom and Dad within this last year has led me to reflect upon better times.It's good to look back upon the classic Rankin Bass holiday films.They help my broken heart.
Hi, Gary! Your comments really touched me. Sorry to hear about the loss of your parents. Both of my parents are no longer here as well, so I too can truly relate to reflecting upon happier times. These Rankin & Bass holiday classics along with my parents will FOREVER live in my heart.
Why don't they play this on tv anymore during Easter time? I have been hoping to see it for years but haven't. I remember watching it as a kid and want my children to enjoy it. I guess I'll just have to tell them where to find it here on youtube. Thank God for TH-cam!
simpler times - we were satisfied and excited about this coming on when now kids have cartoons and entertainment 24/7 - I am glad I grew up in those good ol days!
I love the Rankin/Bass holiday specials as much as I do the Charlie Brown ones. Always brings a smile to my face and gives me warm memories of my childhood :)
One of my favorite Rankin Bass productions and i remembered when i was 4 seeing this on Disney channel in the mid 80s and dug it. A shame Casey Kasem and Arthur Rankin Jr died last year, they will be missed and so will Vincent Price whom is my favorite actor of all time.
Thank YOU so MUCH!!! I've been looking for this for many years! I just showed this to my son (he's 2) and he loves this. Vincent Price totally stole the show as Irontail.
Magic, excitement, music, action, fantasy, thrills, and adventures. Here Comes Peter Cottontail, I love this beautiful Easter movie. That never gets old, it goes on forever and ever over the years of spring. For Easter, I believe in the Easter bunny that gives hope to everyone of the world. Easter is one of my favorite holidays of the year. Flower fairies are growing new plants and flowers in the forest, and the gardens. I never gave up believing in fairies and magic with all my heart because I still refuse to grow up, and forget about the precious things I knew, especially those from my childhood. I am like Peter Pan. My one and only wish is to keep the magic alive for all time. And I also wish to be a fairy to stay strong, childlike, young, and beautiful forever and ever like Tinker Bell. Believe in magic and never grow up 🐰🐇🐣🐤🐥💮🌻🥀🔮🌈🪄⭐🌟🌠✴🐦🍬🧺🧚🧚♂🧚♀
This has always been my favorite Easter movie everrrrrrrrr...!!!!! Every year I watch it. Since I was younger it always made me happy and I LOVED IT !!!!!
OMG! Loved this so much as a kid that I wore out the VHS tape I had this on through watching it so much. Thank you for uploading this. I've got Bass/Rankin to thank for the fact I ended up a fan of Danny Kaye's simply through this Easter classic.
A fabulously entertaining way to teach children their holidays,in a sense,thanks to Peter's traveling in a cycle of all the holidays,(via the time machine),starting with Mother's Day and ending with (next) Easter. That's what I've always gotten out of it. This was always one of my favorite Easter TV specials,when I was little, I now even have my own copy of it,on DVD. When I was little,I swear I used to think Bonnie was a (Christmas) angel,since Peter finds her when he gets to Christmas,of course. And of course,she's actually a "long lost" Easter bonnet,from April Valley. Thanks for posting,and Happy Easter,to all TH-cam users!
Thank you for posting this. It's my first Easter away from home. Every year I watched this movie before Easter, and I was afraid I wouldn't be able to this time. But thanks to you, you kept the little bit of tradition I always upheld running. Thank you! God bless!!! (If you believe in a deity, that is. If not, thanks anyway.)
***** Everyone has grew up with RB and i'm 32 going on 33 and still dig RB stuff including Thundercats, Silverhawks, Rudolph, this special, Frosty, Santa Claus is coming to town, Mad monster party, The Last Unicorn, Flight of Dragons etc. You remember those including TLU and Flight of Dragons?
You are my hero for uploading this. Does anyone know why this is hardly shown on TV anymore? I remember watching this when I was little and enjoying it. It's a cute Easter special!
You know, I think they should've given Rudolph a small cameo in this during the Christmas part. That would've been awesome! It would've also been awesome if they casted Mickey Rooney as Santa again in this.
Trivia info: Paul Frees, who voiced Santa here, also voiced Santa in the Frosty the Snowman Christmas special in 1969, two years before this premiered.
From what I understand, Paul Frees (who voices Santa here) was used in Rankin'/Bass specials whenever they couldn't get Mickey Rooney. This isn't the last special to do so.
I got it on VHS when I was young. But I wasn't thrilled because of the opening previews. The only opening preview was Madeline. And I was like "When's the part where we see Rudolph or other humans?"
Even though it was an Easter special, my favorite part of Peter Cottontail was always the Halloween segment. I used to always wish that Rankin/Bass had done a stop-motion animation special for Halloween. (Mad Monster Party lent itself to Halloween, but it wasn't ABOUT Halloween. Neither was Jack O' Lantern- Family Classics.) Many years later I finally got my wish when Disney/Touchstone released the Nightmare Before Christmas.
Susan Di Nardo I wish they would. As well as Charlie Brown, Yogi Bear, “The Baby Looney Tunes’ Eggs-traordinary Adventure,” “The First Easter Rabbit,” and “The Easter Bunny is Comin’ to Town?”
Just saw this for the first time in over a decade. Have to say I like it quite a bit, there's just a really great charm to these Rankin Bass specials. I think their Christmas specials are better, though this is definitely up there. I think I'll start watching it every Easter
I didn't know till yesterday that Casey Kasum was the voice of Peter Cottontail. R.I.P. Casey! Keep your feet in the carrot-patch and keep reaching for the Easter Eggs.
Haven't watched this in about a decade, and it was on VHS! This really makes me feel sad and nostalgic for my childhood... Rankin Bass movies are the best!!!
Fourth of July is great, when Peter realizes he must improvise as Antoine tells him, becaus the Yestermorrowbile is only going to keep going forward in time.
So many good memories, and a few tears! Thank you VERY much for finding it! Where else can you get Danny Kaye and Vincent Price in one movie! I loved it! All these years, it's here.
This is available on dvd every Easter at walmart. Every holiday you can find classic cartoon dvds reasonably priced at walmart. I grew up with all the rankin/bass holiday specials. The holiday wasn't the same until you watched these every year!🎃🎄 🐰
It’s was a perfect choice to put Batman villain Egg Head in as the voice of the Evil bunny Iron Tail. Vincent Price is timeless, thank you for the post and a Happy Easter 🐇🐣🐰
I remember watching this when I was little on TH-cam and than for years I couldn't find it and I literally convinced myself that I made it up until now 🙌🏻
Even though this movie came years before I was born, Im still crying tears of nostalgia. I remember watching this every year when Easter came around until for some stupid reason I never saw this aired on tv again. THIS was my childhood. :'D
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This is probably the most UNDERRATED Rankin Bass special
You get a solid story Many a Holiday A good moral lesson
AND VINCENT PRICE!!!!!!!!!!!
WHAT MORE COULD U WANT?
And Danny Kaye
Actually the mouse on the mayflower is probably the most underrated.
24:15 24:39 19:26 20:09 18:37 49:47 48:22 49:30 4:14 41:52 10:30 26:04 2:58 0:04 49:48 23:21 26:42 27:14 25:36 26:49 26:50 26:52 26:41 24:46 25:20 22:50 27:41 27:45
Dont forget Casey Kasem, voice of Shaggy and Cliffjumper!
Wow I can't believe it. I found my favorite Easter movie. Happy Anniversary Peter Cottontail. 48 years ago I was born in 1971. I had my first Easter when I was 1 years old in 1972. I remember when I turned 5 years old my mommy got bless her soul she have glass ball with Peter Cottontail and you wind up and would play Peter Cottontail hopping down Bunny Trail. And I still have till today. I never stopped believing in Easter Bunny.
The inspiring story of how Shaggy beat Professor Ratigan to become the Easter Bunny
LOL😆
😂😂😂
Truer words have never been spoken
Oh Ratigan! Oh Ratigan 😂
ZOINKS!
I remember always watching this little film right before Easter every year as a little kid. Back when Easter seemed as exciting as Christmas. I miss my childhood. :)
I miss mine too. Life seemed more fun when I was younger.
Likewise---Kids of today,dont " grow up" you/they won't like adulthood!
Robbie Baker Yes, childhood is such a splendid thing. The sad thing about childhood: it doesn't last forever. But know this: we may not stay children forever or relive our childhoods, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy it while it lasts or remember how fun it was.
Casey Kasem better known for being a dj.
Actor Danny Kaye in fact the narrator for the Easter and Christmas animated shows the characters also imaged in him he was a tall skinny red-haired gentleman famous for movies in the forties and fifties. It also says narrated on the first egg by Danny Kaye
Nobody could tell this story better than Danny Kaye; he is always one of my favorite actors, so talented and funny!
Danny Kaye, Vincent Price, and Casey Kasem. What a trio for this spring special.
may they rest in peace!
No way! The original voice of Shaggy himself was involved in this special? XD
@@retrogamelover2012 Yep, pretty cool, huh?
@@VampireLord1024 In my childhood, he was also the host of American Top 40 and he was the continuity voice for NBC.
Yeah Casey Kasem who voiced shaggy used the same tone voice for Peter Cottontail.
Rankin/Bass specials like these will *NEVER* grow old.
So nostalgic!! I grew up watching this when I was a kid in the 90s. I just ordered the dvd so I can show my toddler 🥹🥹
I read "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" aloud to the kids and families on Zoom last year in April 2024 if my memory serves me correctly for Storytime With Andrea as part of an Easter theme and they really loved it.
These type of specials were always my favorite thing growing up; I miss these.
Here it is Easter 2015, I'm almost 50, have 2 grandsons, and I STILL get a big kick out of Rankin and Bass shows! Their programs ( I can think of around 11 or 12 main ones) are timeless and even in this high tech world with all the CGI and 3D stuff, their old-school stop-motion animation is something children still enjoy. Imo, the only other person who comes to mind who has gotten anywhere close to R & B's quality of stop-motion animation story-telling is Tim Burton. Thanx for posting this wonderful visit down memory lane!
Hunny Beez I 2nd that!! I remember watching all of the R&B specials back in the late 60's, early 70's, and I think they mean more to me today. Brings back great memories of a simpler time . I think its cool how great these turned out for being made in the stone age!!
CGI is garbage. It looks and feels exactly like what it is, a bunch of machine-generated images made by a machine. The human hand is ALWAYS the best technology! ;D
Hunny Beez Totally agree, there is no age limit to these specials. And I'm glad to see the general public agrees with me. Even in High School, I have lots of friends who like Rankin Bass as well
Ditto!!
Hunny Beez I am 50 and still watching. The 60s and 70s were a great time to be a kid. These shows were as good as the presents we got.
This movie was my absolute favorite as a child!
Same
gotta love these Rankin Bass holiday specials.
+Melodycat918
Do you also like The Hobbit, Thundercats, Silverhawks, The Last Unicorn and Flight of Dragons?
+Bdog 10o
You like those too even Last Unicorn and Flight of Dragons?
I'm w/ you, Melodycat918!
@@Stephen10528 really, oh really!
I do too.
Thank you for the kind memories of my youth, we who were born in the 60's-70's had some of the best of holiday memories... I remember buying those photo eggs every year with the scenery within, I miss those days of my childhood youth.
haven't thought of the photo eggs in 35 yes, wonderful memories!!!
Such a wonderful movie. Takes me back to my childhood. I'm 25 now, I feel 5 again.
Damn, that's my Easter childhood right there.
SpuzzFipple Heck! That’s what Easter movies and TV specials are for.
Mine Too
same
Same here
I've enjoyed it and I wouldn't mind seeing !
SpuzzFipple me too my Easter childhood too I remember
I used to be SOOOO afraid of Irontail that I would have to close my eyes whenever he came on the screen......it was the same way with the Grinch when he made that face......but not any more.
Yup,I know just what you mean,the way Irontail is like April Valley's answer to(equivalent of)the Wicked Witch of the West,in a real sense.
ur grandma me too sheesh!! Iron tail and the narrator used to ruin my nights lol
ur grandma hi grandma
Hi grandma
the Grinch's wonderful, awful face?
Oh my God, I haven’t seen this since I was 5 or 6! Thanks for uploading this classic!
Neither have I
The good old days
Laura B I actually had a crush on Peter Cottontail when I was younger. No offense.
Laura B I actually used to have this on vhs when I was younger.
all the Rankin-Bass are on DVD now Even this one!
Thank you so much for posting this.Losing both my Mom and Dad within this last year has led me to reflect upon better times.It's good to look back upon the classic Rankin Bass holiday films.They help my broken heart.
omg im so sorry... I love u :_:
Hi, Gary! Your comments really touched me. Sorry to hear about the loss of your parents. Both of my parents are no longer here as well, so I too can truly relate to reflecting upon happier times. These Rankin & Bass holiday classics along with my parents will FOREVER live in my heart.
Praying for healing in your life Gary ... these movies comfort me as well bro
I'm very sorry for your parents, but I'm sure they are very proud of the young man you are right now. They're looking down and smiling from Heaven.
Gary, the comments you and other people post, really touch me because, you need to cherish life with your loved ones.
Why don't they play this on tv anymore during Easter time? I have been hoping to see it for years but haven't. I remember watching it as a kid and want my children to enjoy it. I guess I'll just have to tell them where to find it here on youtube. Thank God for TH-cam!
"Here comes Peter cottontail hopping down the bunny trail" love it it gets stuck in my head ;3
This is my favorite movie of all time. Thank you so much for putting on TH-cam for everyone to enjoy.
I watched as child to enjoy all Rankin Bass Holiday specials on tv bring me back to my childhood ❤
*CHILDHOOD INTENSIFIES*
I'm 33 years and still continue watch this film every Easter. It's part of our Easter tradition. Love it so much
Thank you so much for posting this. I remember watching this when I was younger at my grandmas house. Brings back so many good memories
i used to watch this with my grandma all the time before she passed.. this is my childhood right here and i'm only 16
beautiful. so good memories. thanks so much for this for offer this classic gem on TH-cam.
simpler times - we were satisfied and excited about this coming on when now kids have cartoons and entertainment 24/7 - I am glad I grew up in those good ol days!
I love the Rankin/Bass holiday specials as much as I do the Charlie Brown ones. Always brings a smile to my face and gives me warm memories of my childhood :)
Me too. :D I love them too ^^
Fond memories of Festival of Family Classics :-)
Best Easter animated film ever , always watched when was a kid and still check it out as adult
One of my favorite Rankin Bass productions and i remembered when i was 4 seeing this on Disney channel in the mid 80s and dug it. A shame Casey Kasem and Arthur Rankin Jr died last year, they will be missed and so will Vincent Price whom is my favorite actor of all time.
who would give this classic a thumbs down!?? Ppl are crazy. This is a staple along with the rest of the Rankin Bass holiday specials :)
+J Fees (jordanartpants)
They make childhood eh?
*****
lol
+Sailor Sedna lol
Best childhood movie. Miss being a kid watching these classics everyday.
Thanks for this... i can now share my favorite easter movie with my kids.
i feel so.....reminded wow all theses years gosh i feel like a kid i just got a little bit of my childhood back
Love this special back in the 1970's. This was TV
Thank YOU so MUCH!!! I've been looking for this for many years! I just showed this to my son (he's 2) and he loves this.
Vincent Price totally stole the show as Irontail.
I haven't seen this in nearly 40 years. Absolutely have to show this to my daughter on Sunday.
Bless whoever put this video up. Thank you & Happy Easter :)
RIP Mr Casey Kasem Mr Danny Kaye & Mr Vincent Price my childhood goes with you two man
love this cartoon! childhood memories are wonderful and things that cannot be taken away.
Magic, excitement, music, action, fantasy, thrills, and adventures. Here Comes Peter Cottontail, I love this beautiful Easter movie. That never gets old, it goes on forever and ever over the years of spring. For Easter, I believe in the Easter bunny that gives hope to everyone of the world. Easter is one of my favorite holidays of the year. Flower fairies are growing new plants and flowers in the forest, and the gardens. I never gave up believing in fairies and magic with all my heart because I still refuse to grow up, and forget about the precious things I knew, especially those from my childhood. I am like Peter Pan. My one and only wish is to keep the magic alive for all time. And I also wish to be a fairy to stay strong, childlike, young, and beautiful forever and ever like Tinker Bell. Believe in magic and never grow up 🐰🐇🐣🐤🐥💮🌻🥀🔮🌈🪄⭐🌟🌠✴🐦🍬🧺🧚🧚♂🧚♀
This has always been my favorite Easter movie everrrrrrrrr...!!!!! Every year I watch it. Since I was younger it always made me happy and I LOVED IT !!!!!
I remember watching this a million times as a kid
Happy Easter! Jesus is Alive and Risen! This is such a great movie with great songs!
Colonel Bunny isn't wrong you know, being The Chief Easter Bunny is so much more than delivering Easter eggs, it's a lot of work and it's a big job.
One of the greatest stop motion films of all time.
Wow! I miss growing up in the 90's
Lol that is hilarious this was made in the 70s kid
Im still a kid but I use to always watched this all day when I was five. Im still crying in my heart im ten :'')
I used to watch this all the time when i was 5 and now 10 years later its still just as good ^.^
Used to watch this all the time as a kid. Watching now at 3 am on Easter years later. Happy Easter
I used to watch this every year. Don't know why they never show it anymore. Thanks so much for posting it!
karaoketam They did air it on Cartoon Network back in 2004 and on the CW two or four years ago.
OMG! Loved this so much as a kid that I wore out the VHS tape I had this on through watching it so much. Thank you for uploading this.
I've got Bass/Rankin to thank for the fact I ended up a fan of Danny Kaye's simply through this Easter classic.
RIP Casey Kasem. Thanks for a lifetime of work in animation, including this. You'll be missed.
Yeah he sure did a lot of voices to all kinds of characters I wonder how many he did all in total.
I can hear shaggy Rogers and ratagain voice actor
@@stefanieurrutia9241 and cliffjumper from transformers
@@ManBehindThePencil, Shaggy was Cliffjumper?
A fabulously entertaining way to teach children their holidays,in a sense,thanks to Peter's traveling in a cycle of all the holidays,(via the time machine),starting with Mother's Day and ending with (next) Easter. That's what I've always gotten out of it. This was always one of my favorite Easter TV specials,when I was little, I now even have my own copy of it,on DVD. When I was little,I swear I used to think Bonnie was a (Christmas) angel,since Peter finds her when he gets to Christmas,of course. And of course,she's actually a "long lost" Easter bonnet,from April Valley. Thanks for posting,and Happy Easter,to all TH-cam users!
+MrJamieMurph4141969 Peter Cottontail is the Marty McFly of the Holidays!
Thank you for posting this. It's my first Easter away from home. Every year I watched this movie before Easter, and I was afraid I wouldn't be able to this time. But thanks to you, you kept the little bit of tradition I always upheld running. Thank you! God bless!!! (If you believe in a deity, that is. If not, thanks anyway.)
Cripes! I remember watching this every Easter here in Australia.
How time flies.
Happy Easter to everyone.
My childhood.
You grew up with Rankin Bass?
***** I grew up watching this movie, yes..
Tyler Blair
You remember other Rankin Bass stuff?
***** Rankin Bass is some of the best stuff to grow up with
*****
Everyone has grew up with RB and i'm 32 going on 33 and still dig RB stuff including Thundercats, Silverhawks, Rudolph, this special, Frosty, Santa Claus is coming to town, Mad monster party, The Last Unicorn, Flight of Dragons etc.
You remember those including TLU and Flight of Dragons?
Thank you so much for posting this. It just brings back so many wonderful memories!
God, I remember watching this when I was a baby.
I Can't Come Up With A Name 100th
You are my hero for uploading this. Does anyone know why this is hardly shown on TV anymore? I remember watching this when I was little and enjoying it. It's a cute Easter special!
I completely forgot about this movie! Brings back a very warm and happy feeling😊
OMG! this movie is a classic that I've been looking for forever thanks for posting it!
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This is my childhood right here. I remember watching this when I was a little kid and I still have the DVD of it.
I totally agree!!! Mr. Kaye was awesome!!! Loved him in all his movies, but White Christmas is my fav!
love this. my childhood too. i wish they still showed this on tv.
You know, I think they should've given Rudolph a small cameo in this during the Christmas part. That would've been awesome! It would've also been awesome if they casted Mickey Rooney as Santa again in this.
Joe Yaroch I thought so, too since they reused the reindeer from "Rudolph" and the Santa from "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town."
Joe Yaroch Kris Krangle is the same for Tod.
Trivia info: Paul Frees, who voiced Santa here, also voiced Santa in the Frosty the Snowman Christmas special in 1969, two years before this premiered.
I agree.
From what I understand, Paul Frees (who voices Santa here) was used in Rankin'/Bass specials whenever they couldn't get Mickey Rooney. This isn't the last special to do so.
45 and I watch this every year. Vincent Price as Irontail is awesome.
'I SHALL HIDE THESE EGGS WHERE YOU WILL NEVER FIND THEM AGAIN! HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' That's my favourite line and a classic too!!!!!
Loved it when I was a kid and now even more its a real Easter treat , Thanks for the movie .. and Happy Easter
Its just not the same until you watch one of these or the charlie brown equivalent of the holiday lol
happy easter all!
These shows just made the holidays more special.
I had no idea rankin/bass made Easter specials before I found this. I thought they only did Christmas ones like Santa and Rudolph
I got it on VHS when I was young. But I wasn't thrilled because of the opening previews. The only opening preview was Madeline. And I was like "When's the part where we see Rudolph or other humans?"
Just LOVE Rankin/Bass Specials! They will always put a smile on my face and many giggles in my belly! Thank you!
Even though it was an Easter special, my favorite part of Peter Cottontail was always the Halloween segment. I used to always wish that Rankin/Bass had done a stop-motion animation special for Halloween. (Mad Monster Party lent itself to Halloween, but it wasn't ABOUT Halloween. Neither was Jack O' Lantern- Family Classics.) Many years later I finally got my wish when Disney/Touchstone released the Nightmare Before Christmas.
This is my favorite Easter movie ever!!!!! Thanks!!!!
They put garbage on tv, but won't put this on
Susan Di Nardo I wish they would. As well as Charlie Brown, Yogi Bear, “The Baby Looney Tunes’ Eggs-traordinary Adventure,” “The First Easter Rabbit,” and “The Easter Bunny is Comin’ to Town?”
Iron tail want to win
Peter Cottontail Is The Best
this is so creepy
is this 3d
@@akuaayama3622 3D What Are You Talking About?!!!!
Just saw this for the first time in over a decade. Have to say I like it quite a bit, there's just a really great charm to these Rankin Bass specials. I think their Christmas specials are better, though this is definitely up there. I think I'll start watching it every Easter
I didn't know till yesterday that Casey Kasum was the voice of Peter Cottontail. R.I.P. Casey! Keep your feet in the carrot-patch and keep reaching for the Easter Eggs.
Haven't watched this in about a decade, and it was on VHS! This really makes me feel sad and nostalgic for my childhood... Rankin Bass movies are the best!!!
18:42 May be the absolute best Rankin-Bass song ever.
+DingoWalley01 I would have to agree.
The Song Of Time Travel
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I wanted my kids to see something that would bring back easter memories when they get older, just as this movie did for me..Thanks
Today is July 4th and came back to watch this just for that scene.
HEY RABBIT THESE ARE NOT FIRECRACKERS
I don't know why but that's hilarious
Fourth of July is great, when Peter realizes he must improvise as Antoine tells him, becaus the Yestermorrowbile is only going to keep going forward in time.
I grew up with this. I love Price and Danny Kaye so I subscribed.
Earlier, I watched this and the music gave me a happy feeling inside my heart.
So many good memories, and a few tears! Thank you VERY much for finding it! Where else can you get Danny Kaye and Vincent Price in one movie! I loved it! All these years, it's here.
This is available on dvd every Easter at walmart. Every holiday you can find classic cartoon dvds reasonably priced at walmart. I grew up with all the rankin/bass holiday specials. The holiday wasn't the same until you watched these every year!🎃🎄 🐰
love these Rankin Bass films! Thanks for sharing!
It’s was a perfect choice to put Batman villain Egg Head in as the voice of the Evil bunny Iron Tail. Vincent Price is timeless, thank you for the post and a Happy Easter 🐇🐣🐰
These types of movies are what makes the holidays.
I remember this movie from when I was like 6 must've watched it a 100 times
Remember watching this very few times. It still holds up! :)
Love the voice acting in this one!
This is one of my favorite non-Christmas productions from Rankin/Bass other than the Hobbit.
I do Not Remember This but I love it Thank You Love-N-Light Blessed Be
I remember watching this when I was little on TH-cam and than for years I couldn't find it and I literally convinced myself that I made it up until now 🙌🏻
This still airs on TV! I just saw it on The CW last night.
PinkiePie97 Yes...and it was so very chopped up
Attila709 Time restraints.
Curse those commercial slots.
Even though this movie came years before I was born, Im still crying tears of nostalgia. I remember watching this every year when Easter came around until for some stupid reason I never saw this aired on tv again. THIS was my childhood. :'D