Rabbit Hash: Center of the Universe

This is one of those movies I thought was absurd in that absolute best sort of way. I was not disappointed. If there were more out there that were able to laugh about things, we wouldn't be in as sorry as a state as we are right now. Every single one of these people have something funny to say & I could spend a lifetime laughing w/all these fine folks. It seems everybody in the town of Rabbit Hash doesn't take their town, the hilarious election of a dog named "Goofy" or themselves too seriously. Best of all so many of these individuals aren't hicks, but are extremely smart & they know how to relax by living in a laid back exciting town. I imagine this is one of those towns I would have hated being part of during the awkward teen years, but man I would've loved it as a kid & now. Very funny documentary that would have been better cut down to about an hour. If they made a script concerning this town not only could it be funny, most couldn't possibly believe it's even real. This could be funny as hell if made into a real comedy. This is one of those films you can laugh it & makes you feel good.

Simply put, this is a wonderful little film about a wonderful little town.

Simultaneously confirming and upending every stereotype you hold about small town America, this film highlights the charming character and wit of the residents of tiny Rabbit Hash, Kentucky and surrounding communities.

If you're the type of city-dweller or Northerner who assumes small town Kentucky is populated by rubes and hillbillies, you'll be surprised to witness the intelligence, self-deprecation, and bright good humor of these folks. It is inappropriate to call them "backwards". They're very aware of the big city, and more than comfortable in the 21st century. They just happen to enjoy their life, and enjoy laughing at themselves- and others.

Before watching this film, you might ask yourself why anybody would want to live in a tiny Kentucky river town. After watching this film, you'll find it hard to believe anybody wouldn't want to live like these people.

A wonderful, wonderful film.

I have yet to see this film. I will say this though. I stopped in this past St. Patrick's Day and like always my soul smiled. So glad they rebuilt the general store like it was before the fire