This is a title.
I'm still trying to understand the interspecies romantic rivalry.
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
it's a living
Beatrix Potter, your legacy continues.
She/her
I saw a trailer for this.
Why???????
Screaming Into The Void
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You just had to bring that up, didn't you? Now I have Bee Movie flashbacks.
Loved the stories as a kid (although I didn't like Peter Rabbit nearly as much as a lot of the others), and as such I'm staying as far away from this movie as possible. You would think adaptations of good children's literature weren't that difficult to screw up, and yet...
Flawless Victree
The reviews for this movie are higher than I was honestly expecting them to be from what I've seen. More mixed than skewing one way or another. Rotten Tomatoes seems to be going back and forth between the 55%-65% range.
I still don't think I'll see the movie, though. I'm still not real big on the whole idea of chipmunking the Beatrix Potter stories.
edited 11th Feb '18 8:46:57 PM by kablammin45
"Okay, yeah, I guess Ollie fits the goofy sidekick role, but being a princess doesn't mean I spontaneously sing about everything, 'kay?"
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My family, on the other hand, thinks it's going to be great.
Princess Aurora is underrated, pass it on.
Good for them. I'm not snobbish enough to think that people shouldn't enjoy stuff that I don't enjoy. Or vice versa. At least I try not to be.
Poochie Rabbit.
20 years later and network executives haven't changed.
Flawless Victree
A sequel's already been green-lit.
And now, the sequel's been pushed back to April 3, placing it a little closer to Easter and the next James Bond movie No Time to Die (which is ironic since the previous 4 Bond movies were Sony releases).
Yeah, this does nothing for me...
That all you got?
A movie that no one cared about getting a sequel that nobody asked for. Goody.
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.
Well at least Sonic will have some breathing room in February.
"The new Peter Rabbit film is facing a boycott over a scene in which a gang of bunnies attack a man with blackberries, knowing he is allergic to them."
The American group Kids with Food Allergies Foundation said in a Facebook post warning parents about the film that "food allergy 'jokes' are harmful to our community".
"Making light of this condition hurts our members because it encourages the public not to take the risk of allergic reactions seriously, and this cavalier attitude may make them act in ways that could put an allergic person in danger," it said.
Another US group, Food Allergy Research & Education also posted a warning to members over the content of the film.
Earlier in the film, according to a review by Twin Cities Geek, Peter Rabbit mocks Tom McGregor's allergy.