aka General Hux's worst holiday ever.The books are classics, the characters are beloved, what could go wrong? Hmmm, where do I start... To be fair kid 2 loved this movie. But kid 2 is five and Peter Rabbit has cute animals, plenty of visual gags and bright colours so if you want your five year old to be entertained alone for an hour or so then Peter Rabbit is great!
But is Peter Rabbit good for the whole family? Not so much. We [parents and kid 1] were irritated by the random pop numbers which peppered the soundtrack, we were confused and bored by the abundance of obvious "comedians riffing with each other" scenes and the characters were SO contrived! I would much rather watched a few episodes of The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends (link below) instead.
Rating: We will not watch this again and we are all secretly relieved that the youngest member is happy watching the Peter Rabbit TV series on Netflix and has not requested a re-view of the movie.
Naughty bits: There is much cartoon violence against CGI animals which very young viewers may find disturbing. School age and above should have no worries unless especially sensitive to animals and threats made toward them.Snacks: Carrot sticks and dip
Family In-quotes: "I've chilled out, man. I'm cool now"
Related Goodies:
The Peter Rabbit TV Series
Miss Potter movie
The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends TV Series
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