Peter Rabbit 2: A la fuga

Fun kids films, not as good as the first, story was a little silly but I love the characters and if you do too you will love the film.

The movie isn't memorable or perfect by any standards but it's a fun movie and I didn't find myself getting bored. I would recommend it as a fun family movie.

7/10 - this entertaining enough sequel is sure to entertain young viewers and continues Will Gluck's winning streak of making good, if not great, movies (I include everything after his debut, Fired Up)

3 out of 5 stars.

Peter Rabbit 2 is a fair family film. Bringing back characters that we loved from the first film. Putting Peter in another adventure and theme about family. The sequel does lack humor compared to the first film. And less interesting human story than the first.

The sequel story follows the two main characters getting married. And Peter suspecting that once married and having kids of there own. Him and the rabbits are forgotten. McGregor and Peter still clash at times. Peter feeling like an outsider as he is always in trouble. Or caught in a bad moment. He runs away and falls into an old family friend rabbit who knew his father. And has a gang that robs food from peoples houses. And they plot a heist in a farmers market. While his human friends and rabbits make on a journey to rescue Peter.

Story was okay. A bit forgettable. The first focused on Peter and McGregor clashing for Rose Byrnes character and had a lot of entertaining moments. The sequel is missing a lot of the humor and memerable moments. It does have some sense of fun and cute characters that brings there fun energy on the screen that kids will enjoy. Adults may find this forgettable.

This was fun but not great. If you have kids give it a watch with them. Rose Byrne is in it and fantastic. Didn't see peter rabit 1 but don't think you need to before seeing this one.