Posted September 25, 20177 yr 7Pa_Weidt08 wtf is this. i am offended at a 115 year legacy being destroyed and thrown out the window.
September 25, 20177 yr never heard of Peter Rabbit before (or maybe I just forgot it) but this looks terrible, as you'd expect from Sony Animation. what's next then, The Very Hungry Caterpillar?
September 25, 20177 yr I thought 'Sony' when I saw this and wasn't disappointed, stains on the animation world they are. I mean the prospect of a CGI Peter Rabbit is bad enough, but one voiced by JAMES CORDEN?! That's just offensive.
September 25, 20177 yr never heard of Peter Rabbit before (or maybe I just forgot it) but this looks terrible, as you'd expect from Sony Animation. WHAAAAAT
September 25, 20177 yr never heard of Peter Rabbit before (or maybe I just forgot it) but this looks terrible, as you'd expect from Sony Animation. My guess your parents never read you Beatrix Potter books when you was a wee little boy :lol: Margot Robbie :o
February 8, 20187 yr Screaming at this actually getting quite good reviews!!!! (It's at 67% on RT atm)
February 12, 20187 yr Yeah this doesn’t look great... will probabaly be better than the Smurf movies though
February 12, 20187 yr I've read some reports that there has been some controversy over an allergy scene.
February 12, 20187 yr Well it does seem like the sort of tasteless tripe that would do that. American animation outdoes itself yet again. :/ I'm not sure if it's worse them murdering the legacy of older works or creating their own awful originals.
February 12, 20187 yr I've read some reports that there has been some controversy over an allergy scene.It's not just as simple as "an allergy scene" tbf. Don't they get bullied for having an allergy?
February 12, 20187 yr Whilst I was tempted to claim that there's been an oversensitive, over reaction to the scene, having read more about the scene in question, and presuming that what has been reported is indeed correct, the reaction seems quite understandable, as in the scene in question, Peter Rabbit shoots a blackberry into the character's mouth, which causes him to go into anaphylactic shock. Even if this scene has been taken out of context, that seems quite dark for a film about Peter flippin' Rabbit. Not that it'll do the film any harm. After all, the best publicity a film can have is for someone to call a boycott over it.
February 13, 20187 yr Whilst I was tempted to claim that there's been an oversensitive, over reaction to the scene, having read more about the scene in question, and presuming that what has been reported is indeed correct, the reaction seems quite understandable, as in the scene in question, Peter Rabbit shoots a blackberry into the character's mouth, which causes him to go into anaphylactic shock. Even if this scene has been taken out of context, that seems quite dark for a film about Peter flippin' Rabbit. Not that it'll do the film any harm. After all, the best publicity a film can have is for someone to call a boycott over it. Why even bother doing that in the first place though? If it’s them trying to raise awareness then fair play but there’s way less stupid ways to do that “Peter Rabbit: Would you like a blackberry? Character: No thank you I’m allergic, but I’ll have a banana” which is also a bit ridiculous but 100x less offensive. Is it just me or is there a bit of a pattern with rabbit-based movies having dark/inappropriate themes? Watership Down and Hop come to mind, and now this mess
February 13, 20187 yr It's not just as simple as "an allergy scene" tbf. Don't they get bullied for having an allergy? I hadn't read much about that. Now reading about that. It's quite dark.
March 19, 20187 yr I was convinced into seeing this with my family, I was expecting a nightmare but it was kinda fun aha. I actually like James Corden though unlike seemingly everyone here so :ph34r:
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