Anna Massey, Carol Lynley, Clive Revill
A woman claims her child is missing, and a weary police inspector is out to find it, but whether the child is real or imaginary on the mother's part is the real puzzle.
DVD Release Date: January 25, 2005
Stats: 120 reviews
What a heartbreak really. The first hour of the film was about to reconcile me with Preminger who I never quite enjoyed but the last 30 minutes are a sad bore where once more Preminger toys with is pet subject: psychopathology. The best scenes of the first hour reminded of the be...( read more)
umm wtf? one of the most ridiculous 'thriller's i've seen. the americans were just embarrassing, especially in the final scene. olivier can do no wrong and noel coward was hilarious but otherwise i'm pretty sure i laughed at all the wrong parts. still entertaining in a perver...( read more)
Great performances (namely Lawrence Olivier), incredible titles by Saul Bass and even better direction from Otto Preminger who delivers 25 of the most jarring final minutes (MUCH of which is owed to Fritz Lang) I've seen in a movie to date. Bunny Lake is Missing is an all-around ...( read more)
A campy creepy cult classic from the madman Otto Preminger.
Performances all round are top notch. Extra awesome creepy award goes to the landlord. I feel all dirty.
I?m loving the Otto Preminger vaults. I never knew much about his wide array of movies. They are great, and this movie is right there. It is a simply play on a paranoid mystery that wraps up (or you can figure it out) pretty early, but it just plays it simple for suspense and tha...( read more)
This was pretty bad. The script is full of holes. It's really laughable and a very non-thrilling "thriller". I watched because I have always liked Carol Lynley and had not seen this previously, and it was supposed to be the classic movie that Jody Foster's "Flight Plan" was ba...( read more)
The ending of the story is weak but the mystical and mysterious atmosphere, sounds and black and white pictures are priceless.
Young ANN LAKE has just moved to England from America with her successful but controlling brother STEPHEN. The two are extremely close, with Stephen doting upon Ann. In a hurry the day she enrolls her child, BUNNY, in a private school, Ann leaves her with the s
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"No one admitted while the clock is ticking"
Having just arrived in London from Boston, single mother Ann Lake believes that she has dropped her four year old illegitimate daughter, Felicia - who Ann has nicknamed Bunny, the name of her imaginary childhood friend - of...( read more)
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