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'''''Peter Rabbit''''' is a [[Columbia Pictures]] and Sony Pictures Animation film directed by Will Gluck and released on February 9, 2018. The film is based on the ''[[Peter Rabbit]]'' stories created by [[Beatrix Potter]]. The movie [[Medium Blending|combines]] [[Live Action Adaptation|Live Action]], [[CGI]], and 2D Animation. Peter (and his family)'s feud with the McGregor ascends to newer heights when they both want the affections of their neighbor, Bea, a kind animal/nature lover.
Not to be confused for "[[The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends]]," "[[The Tale of Peter Rabbit]]" (This is one of the short stories were the movie was inspired from), and other works made by [[Beatrix Potter]].
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* [[Achilles' Heel]]: Once Peter and the others found out about Tom's allergic to
<!-- * [[Adaptation Personality Change]]: Both cousins, Peter and Benjamin; were more bold, naughty, and reckless in the books before they were trapped by Mr.McGregor's cat which [[Scare'Em Straight|turned them into more cautious and responsible rabbits]]. Here it's as though they haven't learn their lessons and are just as selfish and immature long after meeting McGregor. -->
* [[Adaptational Heroism]]: In the books, Tommy Brock, the badger, kidnapped Benjamin Bunny's kids with the primarily intent of having them for dinner...Literally. Here he doesn't do a thing and appears to be on good terms with Peter and his family.
* [[Adapted Out]]: The Rabbits' Mother, Josephine Rabbit, and Mr. Bouncer, Benjamin's father, are no where to be seen. Partially justified, since Josephine died before the movie's events.
** The same can be said of Mr. Bouncer and Mrs. McGregor, who appears in a cameo.
* [[Anachronism Stew]]: The setting is modern day, but the woodland animals all wear Edwardian clothing.
* [[And There Was Much Rejoicing]]: {{spoiler|After Old McGregor died from a heart attack, the woodland critters all run wild in the garden and mansion and threw a wild party.}}
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* [[Canon Foreigner]]: Mainly the humans. - Thomas McGregor, who is the great-grand nephew of the original Mr. McGregor.
** Bea, who is a local animal lover, counts as well.
* [[Chaos While They're Not Looking]]: Whenever Bea's back is turn (i.e. out of the room), Peter and Tom drop the [[Nice Guy|nice guy]] act and try to duke it out of each other. Just when the younger McGregor was about to smash Peter with a book, they hear Bea coming back...▼
{{quote|'''"Tom"(to Peter)''':And that's what separates us from the French.}}▼
* [[Carnivore Confusion]]: Involving some of the more meat-eating animal characters, like Mr. Todd, who in the beginning was even hunting down Peter Rabbit. Also, in the books, he tried to turn Jemima Puddle-Duck into roast duck and would've gotten away with it, if it weren't for [[You Meddling Kids|those meddling dogs]].
* [[CGI]]
▲* [[Chaos While They're Not Looking]]:
▲{{quote|'''"Tom"(to Peter)''':And that's what separates us from the French.}} -->
* [[Character Title]]: '''Peter Rabbit'''
** Averted in a minute, when it's shown that it's not just Peter Rabbit, there's his cousin Benjamin Bunny, Jemima Puddle Duck, and many other Beatrix Potter characters.
* {{spoiler|[[Chain-Reaction Destruction]]}}:{{spoiler|After Peter proved to Bea that Thomas was using explosives, the Rabbit's tree borrow blew up and then fell on Bea's house.}}
* [[Civilized Animal|Civilized Animals]]: Many of the forest creatures.
* [[The City vs. the Country]]: Played straight. Thomas McGregor mentions that he hates the countryside and just wants to clean up the McGregor mansion to sell it.
** Averted. Thomas encounters some people that called him the equivalent of a "Country Bumpkin."
** Averted again. {{spoiler|Thomas McGregor got rid of his prejudices entirely at the end to the point that he came back for Bea and doesn't want to sell the McGregor house.}}
* [[Cock-a-Doodle Dawn]]: Even having JW Rooster II to crow.
* [[Creative Closing Credits]]: Not only does it go into a style that resembles Beatrix Potter's watercolor paintings, it {{spoiler|shows Thomas McGregor, Bea, and the woodland animals repairing their damage homes, placing the tree upright and back on the Rabbits' Burrow, and repairing the roof of Bea's house to name a few.}}
* [[Denser and Wackier]]: This movie hams it up and is currently more over-the-top compare to the books, which are just whimsical. Plus, the movie has a heavy emphasis on pop culture references and slapstick humor.
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* [[Due to the Dead]]: Old McGregor was shown visiting the grave of Mrs.McGregor...While scarfing down some food.
** Indicating that Old McGregor also lost the will to live and probably gotten worst after she died.
* [[Even Evil Has Loved Ones]]: Mr. MacGregor has Mrs. MacGregor. Also, has Thomas as his nephew somewhere in his family tree.
* [[Entitled Bastard]]: The animals really think they have the right to take whatever they want from the McGregor's garden, since it's part of "their home," forget the fact that they don't grow, plant, tend, weed, and etc. the fruits and vegetables themselves.
** {{spoiler|Until, they and McGregor found a middle ground and he started allowing them into the garden and allow Tom's romance with Bea to grow more at the end.}}
* [[Evil Sorcerer]]: One of the characters exclaims that Tom's "A Witch!" Once Tom's adrenaline injector medicine begins to work. To the animals, it seems that the younger McGregor's [[Unexplained Recovery]] is bordering on [[The Dark Arts]].
* [[Flanderization]]: Most of the characters are "updated" versions of their book counterparts, even though the movie references Beatrix Potter's works a lot.
* [[Gory Discretion Shot]]: Thanks to a stone brick wall, we don't see in dept details on Old McGregor killing Mr. Rabbit. Though we do see Mrs. McGregor serving rabbit pie to her husband.
* [[Green-Eyed Monster]]: Other than being prevented from raiding the garden, Peter is jealous of the younger McGregor, since the latter quickly charms and wins over Bea.
* [[Groin Attack]]: While the animals are pelting Thomas with fruits and vegetables are this, hence the reason why he was kneeling.
* [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal]]: Many of the woodland animals are CGI characters that are half-dressed in Edwardian garb.
* [[Hurting Hero|Hurting Heroes]]: It's been reveal that Peter Rabbit and his sisters are still grieving that their mother, Josephine Rabbit, passed away recently.
** Same with Benjamin Bunny, who lost his father prior the film's events.
* [[Interspecies Adoption]]: According to Peter, the Narrator, the Rabbit family, and some of the other wooodland critters, they looked to Bea like a second Mother and say that she kinda adopted them.
* [[It's All My Fault]]: Peter made an apology speech, but another character states that he just flatout sucks with apologies.
** When {{spoiler|Peter shows Bea the detonator, clearing Thomas's name.}}
* [[Harmless Electrocution]]: This form of electrocution happens to Mrs.Tiggly-Winkle when she
** Several times with Thomas, it knocks him out and he didn't wake up until nightfall.
** {{spoiler|Also, happens to the couple mansion buyers.}}
<!-- * [[Kid Hero All Grown-Up]]: Some of the Beatrix Potter characters, like Peter, his triplet sisters, and Benjamin Bunny are all grown ups here in this adaption. - Well in the first two books. -->
* [[Literally Loving Thy Neighbor]]: This happens to Bea and Thomas McGregor as the movie progress.
* [[The Merch]]: In Universe example. {{spoiler|Peter and Benjamin Bunny are seen some scene later with patriotic Union Jack and other British merch, once they finally made it to Harrods.}}
* [[Moral Dissonance]]: The forest critters are generally upset that both McGregors kept them from eating food that they [[Entitled Bastard|didn't work for]], so having {{spoiler|an insane party after Old Man McGregor dies and going so far to attempt ''murder'' on his nephew by purposefully inducing an anaphylactic shock.}}
* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]: Both the Rabbits and Thomas McGregor when {{spoiler|their feud hurt Bea, a innocent person who is a bit unaware of the garden warfare going on between them.}}
* [[Nude-Colored Clothes]]: Invoked by some of the characters, regarding Benjamin Bunny. Since his brown jacket, according to them, camouflages with his equally brown fur to the point that it appears that Ben is in his birthday suit.
* [[No One Should Survive That]]: This trope applies to several characters, like {{spoiler|Ms. Tiggly Wiggly licking peanut butter from electrical wires. Thomas McGregor and the McGregor Mansion buyers getting electrocuted repeatedly and being victim to the various traps. In real life, this would otherwise be lethal.}}
* [[Nonverbal Miscommunication]]: {{spoiler|Happens to the Woodland creatures, they thought that Bea was apologizing to Thomas McGregor, when actually she's showing him some non-verbal rabbit talk.}}
* [[Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date]]: Thomas McGregor and Bea did this and made a short trip in the nearby river, Bea doesn't use a parasol though.
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{{quote|'''Felix D'eer''': "Headlights."}}
** {{spoiler|The ridiculous way that the Rabbits, the other animals, and Thomas all traveled back to the countryside to ask Bea not to leave.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Second Act Breakup]]}}:{{spoiler|When Bea found out about her boyfriend blowing something up and being horrible to the animals. Bea decided to break up with him.}}
* [[Setting Update]]: As mentioned earlier, the film takes place in current year - 2018. Whereas the original books were written and took place during the [[Edwardian Era]].
* [[Stuff Blowing Up]]: The ''[[Looney Tunes]]'' way this film does these is this.
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** Thomas McGregor meeting the Woodland locals for the first time.
* [[Training Montage]]: Peter trains his family and friends to practice on how to shoot, strategize plans, and etc. whenever we are shown this montage.
* [[Updated Rerelease]]: Kinda. According to interviews, this film designed the characters as an "updated" version of the Beatrix Potter characters. Fitted for the 21st century.
* [[Ultimate Universe]]: Despite the title, both the trailer and the film shows almost every character from every Potter story.
* [[Underside Ride]]: The Rabbits attempted this, but were thrown off in a minute.
▲* [[Ultimate Universe]]: Despite the title, both the trailer and the film shows almost every character from every Potter story.
* [[Unexpected Inheritance]]: {{spoiler|When the previous McGregor died, Thomas inherited the mansion and garden quite unexpectedly.}}
* [[Villains Out Shopping]]: When Thomas makes good use of the bird watching kit that Bea gave him earlier.
<!-- * [[Wet Willy]]: During the truck ride, Peter orders his sister, Cottontail, to do this trope. She succeeded. -->
* [[Wild Teen Party]]: Turning this trope into an animal version, once {{spoiler|Old MacGregor died.}} The animals threw an insane party at the manor.
* [[Trope]]: Thomas was about to drop the small bag over the bridge when {{spoiler|he realizes that Benjamin wasn't there, instead it's the binoculars.}}
* [[Trope]]: Bea thought that {{spoiler|Thomas was lying about Peter and co. having a part with blowing up their houses. She didn't believe him, because the younger MacGregor was lying earlier, so why trust his word now? Also, Peter is just a rabbit, which are not smart enough to rearrange the electric wiring, leave bear traps, and booby trap the mansion.}}
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