Bunny (2025): Cast & Ratings
Bunny is a 2025 comedy thriller starring Mo Stark as Bunny, Ben Jacobson and Henry Czerny. It runs 1 hour 27 minutes. Critics gave it 80% on Rotten Tomatoes and 72 on Metacritic.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 27m (87 min)
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Free Association
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Bunny About?
The premise of Bunny without spoilers.
During a blistering summer day and night in their cramped East Village tenement, streetwise hustler Bunny and his loyal friend Dino enlist a band of eccentric neighbors in a frantic scheme to hide a dead body. As the clock ticks and the heat intensifies, chaos erupts and their plans spiral out of control.
Bunny Cast & Characters
Mo Stark leads the cast as Bunny, with Ben Jacobson as Dino and Henry Czerny as Rabbi.
- Mo Stark as Bunny
- Ben Jacobson as Dino
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Henry Czerny as Rabbi -
Ajay Naidu as Officer Cellestino
Also Starring in Bunny
· 16 more- Noa Fisher Betty
- Eleonore Hendricks Daphne
- Michael Abbott Jr. Officer Belle
- Richard Price Ian
- Ben Groh Kalief
- Anthony Drazan Loren
- Liz Caribel Officer Nadov
- Liza Colby Bobbie
- Genevieve Hudson-Price Happy Chana
- Yaz Perea Yaz
- Eric Roth Franklin
- Linda Rong Mei Chen Linda
- Kia Warren Ciel
- Jaeden Rae Gomez Elaine
- Nathaniel Weiss Tripp
- Joey Leberer Gunnar
Bunny Reviews & Ratings
Critics gave Bunny 80% on Rotten Tomatoes and 72 on Metacritic. Our Echo Score gives it 82/100, strongest in art & craft (92) and weakest in story & flow (64).
Bunny Echo Score Breakdown
Bunny delivers a kinetic portrait of New York life, powered by its exuberant energy and affection for its setting. The film succeeds in creating a vivid, immersive atmosphere and offers moments of genuine humor that resonate with viewers. While the narrative momentum occasionally falters and some thematic choices raise concerns, the overall experience remains lively and engaging, granting the film solid appeal for repeat viewings.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 92
In terms of direction and production design, the film exhibits a manic rhythm and a vivid, street‑level aesthetic that captures the density of NYC. Cinematography employs tight framing and an understated color palette to convey claustrophobic walk‑up apartments. Editing maintains a relentless forward thrust, reinforcing the film’s energetic tone. The visual craftsmanship consistently supports the story’s urban backdrop.
- Character & Emotion 78
When it comes to character depth, the leads convey a palpable chemistry and a sincere affection that grounds the comedic premise. Performances are often charming and inject heart into chaotic situations. However, the narrative occasionally leans on stereotypical portrayals, and some reviewers note a lack of nuance regarding privileged perspectives and mental‑health representation. Overall, the character work is engaging yet imperfect.
- Story & Flow 64
The plot centers on roommates concealing a corpse, borrowing from 1990s stoner comedies and offering an original urban twist. Early scenes are lively and inventive, but pacing drags as the story risks becoming aimless. Critics highlight moments of humor and originality, yet others describe the pacing as languid and the structure as uneven. Consequently, the story is entertaining but inconsistently executed.
- Sensory Experience 90
Sensory elements are a strong point, with a soundtrack that mirrors the city's raw energy and sound design that amplifies the stoned, off‑kilter mood. Visual style combines gritty realism with stylized color choices, immersing viewers in cramped, dimly lit walk‑ups. The overall sensory composition, from ambient city noises to the film’s rhythmic editing, creates an immersive, atmospheric experience.
- Rewatch Factor 84
The film’s high‑octane energy and cult‑friendly humor lend themselves to repeat viewings, especially for audiences fond of New York‑centric indie fare. Many viewers describe it as a nonstop ride that rewards familiarity with its quirks and recurring jokes. While some may find the pacing tedious on subsequent watches, the majority see lasting appeal in its chaotic charm and urban authenticity.
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Rotten Tomatoes 80% Tomatometer
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Metacritic 72 Metascore
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TMDB 72% User score
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Letterboxd 3.5 /5
2250 ratings
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Bunny Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Bunny.
Bunny Also Known As
4 alternative titles, including “Nyuszkó” and “棕兔夫人”.
- Also known as
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- Nyuszkó
- 棕兔夫人
- Банни
- Coelhinha
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Bunny FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, cast, ratings and post-credit scenes of Bunny, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Bunny?
Bunny runs 1 hour 27 minutes (87 minutes).
When was Bunny released?
Bunny was released on November 14, 2025.
Who is in the cast of Bunny?
Bunny stars Mo Stark as Bunny, Ben Jacobson as Dino and Henry Czerny as Rabbi, among 20 credited actors.
How is Bunny rated?
Bunny has 80% on Rotten Tomatoes, 72 on Metacritic, 72% on TMDB and 3.5/5 on Letterboxd.
Does Bunny have a post-credit scene?
No. Bunny has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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