Serial Rabbit 3: Splitting Hares is terrible. Everyone involved in the making of the film knows it's terrible. They flaunt continuity errors, technical problems, and flubs. They gladly break the fourth wall. They crack wise, wink knowingly, and hope the viewer gets it. Well, I get it. A person stumbling out of a cave into the light of the modern world for the first time and having never seen a motion picture would watch 5 minutes of Serial Rabbit 3 and probably say, "Dude, that's really bad.". Just because you know you're making a bad film doesn't make it OK. I want to be entertained, and one of the worst offenses in making a bad film is making a boring one. The worst is including a musical number:
Yep. That was a thing that happened, and we can't do anything about it. But I'm certain that somewhere in the world there's a scientist working on a time machine who's hell bent on going to the exact time and place where that happened and making sure it never happened in the first place and he deserves a Nobel Prize. I watched this movie on Netflix. Here's a trailer:
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