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Wer sagt, dass das Landleben friedlich ist?
Der Kleinkrieg zwischen Peter und McGregor erreicht bisher ungeahnte Ausmaße, als es um die Kontrolle des umhegten Gemüsegarten von McGregor geht. Desweiteren wird um die warmherzigen und tierlieben Nachbarin konkurriert. Wobei es die Beiden von Lake District bis mitten hinein ins London verschlägt.
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This film was really cute and had a lovely message about being kind to one another.I love the Beatrix Potter tales.
Despite being warned at how dreadful this film is, I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I didn't think it was dreadful at all. I can understand some fans of Beatrix Potter being disappointed by the fact that it has been modernised. It is a far cry from the original books. Truth be told, if they modernised Winnie-the-Pooh as much as they have here, I'd be distraught. I felt the soundtrack was designed to appeal to modern fashion, using songs such as the "Pa pa l'americano" remix. Sometimes when they put something in a film just because it's fashionable at the time, it can look or sound extremely cheesy. Despite its lack of authenticity, the film made up for itself in heart, story and comedy. It had romance sprinkled all the way through, and it was never too long before I was laughing again and again. I was pleasantly surprised by Domhnall Gleeson who became a main character throughout. I know him best from "Goodbye Christopher Robin" a biopic about A.A. Milne. He really is a fantastic actor, and in "Peter Rabbit", he has more of a chance to demonstrate his skills as a comedian. A very talented man indeed. This film is not the Peter Rabbit we know from the Beatrix Potter stories, but as a stand alone film, it is wonderful.
This movie was alright but James Corden was the wrong person to play the titular role and some of the moments that were meant to be funny just weren't. The animation however, is definitely something to marvel at but overall I just think the story rather lackluster.
This isn't the Peter Rabbit of your childhood (assuming you read Beatrix Potter's heartwarming tale). This is a modern day, revisionist version of the story, with little resemblance to the original. Kids will get a kick out of it, adults will chuckle, but Beatrix Potter will surely be turning in her lettuce patch grave!
I'm afraid this was rather poor, basically a vehicle for James Corden to try and prove how funny he wasn't. Really disappointed. had hoped for much better.