One of the most interesting aspects of Hop is its unusual combination of live-action filmmaking and computer animation. Instead of making the entire movie animated, the production places animated characters such as E.B. and Carlos alongside human actors including James Marsden and Kaley Cuoco. The movie was produced by Illumination Entertainment, the company behind Despicable Me.
The movie also features a surprising musical appearance by the Blind Boys of Alabama, adding a real musical performance to a story centered around E.B.’s dream of becoming a drummer.
Another fun detail is that the movie imagines an enormous Easter operation beneath Easter Island, where Easter candy is manufactured and prepared for distribution around the world.
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Rather than simply portraying the Easter Bunny as a magical character who delivers eggs, the movie imagines Easter Island as the headquarters of a huge candy-producing operation, complete with workers, production facilities and a succession system for the next Easter Bunny.
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