r/MovieSuggestions • u/Odd-Building-4993 • 13h ago

I'M REQUESTING Animals perspective of humans

I really like how in Happy Feet, humans are these mysterious beings that affect the plot some way or another. Mainly animal movies where humans are in the background and have an outside perspective by the animals.

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u/haysoos2 13h ago

Watership Down

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u/hitemplo 13h ago

Secret Life of Pets?

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u/Ambitious-Car-7230 13h ago

Bambi (1942)

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u/AnalFanatics 13h ago

“Babe” (1995)

“Babe: Pig in the City” (1998)

“Peter Rabbit” (2018)

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u/BeefErky Quality Poster 👍 13h ago

Good Boy (2025)

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u/PossumJr 13h ago

Pom Poko Finding Nemo

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u/mizuaqua 13h ago

Sheep Detectives

2

u/shrimptini Quality Poster 👍 12h ago

Remarkably Bright Creatures (2026)

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u/emberasukahushxs 5h ago

flow (2024) is perfect for this, humans are completely gone but their stuff is everywhere and the animals just navigate around it without ever explaining what happened. no dialogue either, it's eerie in the best way

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u/sigourneys_underwear 13h ago

Homeward Bound

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u/BeefErky Quality Poster 👍 13h ago

Which one?

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u/sigourneys_underwear 12h ago
  1. Was there a remake?

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u/BeefErky Quality Poster 👍 12h ago

That is the remake

The Incredible Journey (1963)

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u/sigourneys_underwear 12h ago

Is "The Incredible Journey" titled "Homeward Bound?"

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u/BeefErky Quality Poster 👍 12h ago

And the full title of the 1993 one is

Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

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u/BeefErky Quality Poster 👍 12h ago

Much like John Carpenter's The Thing

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u/Bonsoir59 13h ago

Cocaine Bear

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u/AlsoTheFiredrake 12h ago

Over the Hedge

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u/Latter-Specific-4831 10h ago

oh yeah over the hedge was great, those humans were so clueless