Anyone else think there's a little something going on between Jack and the bunny? They seem flirty, especially after the tooth collecting scenes. And jack doesn't look at Tooth the way he looks at bunny, even when she's obvious about her crush on him.
shareI think they have this love-hate tension in their relationship, it's kind of cute...Bunny seemed to resent Jack to some extent especially in the beginning of the movie, because it sounded like Jack used to interfere and ruin Bunny's egg hunts on Easter, so I can understand why Bunny resented him for that. Although Jack didn't seem to dislike Bunny as much as Bunny disliked him, but there was clearly that sense of friction and playful rivalry between them at first, but further into the movie you realize that deep down they do still care about each other, despite them being at odds sometimes. It's definitely not anything "romantic" or "flirty", the way I see the connection between Bunny and Jack is this love-hate relationship they have; sometimes there's this playful rivalry and tension between them and occasionally they can be at odds with each other, but deep down they care about each other as comrades and friends.
With the Tooth fairy, well, I get the impression that Jack just likes her as a friend and comrade, even though she clearly seemed to have a crush on him.
I get the impression that Jack cares about both Tooth and Bunny the same way; that he cares about them both as his comrades and friends...the only difference is that there is no tension or playful rivalry between Jack and Tooth, they both really like and respect each other from the beginning. Unlike Jack and Bunny, their relationship was really quite rocky in the beginning, Bunny really seemed to dislike Jack at first, and they both didn't really respect each other nor get along well until later in the movie.
Oh Jesus. It's a rivalry relationship between them that you see. Definitely not a homo feel at all. He and Tooth Fairy hav a moment at the end of the movie. Very clear.
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