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* SoOkayItsAverage: It’s Creator/GoldenFilms, [[AnimationAgeGhetto so it’s hardly high art]], but it’s a pretty harmless and inoffensive kid’s movie with passable if unremarkable animation by Saturday Morning cartoon standards. It probably helps that Creator/BeatrixPotter’s stories were already aimed at children, so even with Golden Films nixing the darker and scarier elements from them, they lend themselves ''much better'' to a light-hearted movie than the likes of ''[[WesternAnimation/PocahontasGoldenFilms Pocahontas]]'' or ''[[WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameGoldenFilms The Hunchback Of Notre Dame]]''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/TaraStrong voices Flopsy, using the same voice she would use for [[WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998 Bubbles]], one of her first iconic roles, a few years later.
* SoOkayItsAverage: It’s Creator/GoldenFilms, [[AnimationAgeGhetto so it’s hardly high art]], but it’s a pretty harmless and inoffensive kid’s movie with passable if unremarkable animation by Saturday Morning cartoon standards. It probably helps that Creator/BeatrixPotter’s stories were already aimed at children, so even with Golden Films nixing the darker and scarier elements from them, they lend themselves ''much better'' to a light-hearted movie than the likes of ''[[WesternAnimation/PocahontasGoldenFilms Pocahontas]]'' or ''[[WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameGoldenFilms The Hunchback Of NotreDame]]''.Dame]]''.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: It’s Creator/GoldenFilms, [[AnimationAgeGhetto so it’s hardly high art]], but it’s a pretty harmless and inoffensive kid’s movie with passable if unremarkable animation by Saturday Morning cartoon standards. It probably helps that Creator/BeatrixPotter’s stories were already aimed at children, so even with Golden Films nixing the darker and scarier elements from them, they lend themselves ''much better'' to a light-hearted movie than the likes of ''[[WesternAnimation/PocahontasGoldenFilms Pocahontas]]'' or ''[[WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameGoldenFilms The Hunchback Of Notre
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* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences; his sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave [[EvilIsPetty over petty reasons]], and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end, and any problems you caused with your lying will fix themselves.
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* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences; his sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave [[EvilIsPetty over petty reasons]], and [[EasilyForgiven Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger.danger]]. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing things Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end, and any problems you caused with your lying will fix themselves.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Perky doesn’t seem all that upset that he/she will never return home, and happily joins the others to meet Peter’s mom at the end.
* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave over petty reasons, and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end, and any problems you caused with your lying will fix themselves.
* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave over petty reasons, and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end, and any problems you caused with your lying will fix themselves.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Perky doesn’t seem all that upset that he/she he will never return home, and happily joins the others to meet Peter’s mom at the end.
* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However,despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His consequences; his sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave [[EvilIsPetty over petty reasons, reasons]], and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end, and any problems you caused with your lying will fix themselves.
* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However,
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* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave over petty reasons, and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like, “Being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end”.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Perky doesn’t seem all that upset that he/she will never return home, and happily joins the others to meet Peter’s mom at the end.
* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave over petty reasons, and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across morelike, “Being like being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end”.end, and any problems you caused with your lying will fix themselves.
* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave over petty reasons, and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more
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* BrokenAesop: The movie couldn’t be less subtle about lying being bad. However, despite being a CompulsiveLiar, Peter’s actions don’t have any serious consequences. His sisters easily save themselves from being mailed to Zanzibar, he and Benny make lots of new friends during the journey to try and save the former, and while the villains do kidnap Peter’s friends and Benny out of retribution for being lied to by Peter themselves, Peter only tricked them to protect his friends, as Mr. Todd and the cat were trying to eat them (and would have done so under any circumstances) and Tommy Brock tried to make Benny his slave over petty reasons, and Peter doesn’t even get punished by his mother for shirking his responsibilities and putting himself, his sisters and cousin in danger. Furthermore, Trevor T. Tittlemouse is guilty of the same thing Peter did ([[HonestJohnsDealership if not more so]]) but he’s never even called out for it. Ultimately, the message of the movie comes across more like, “Being a CompulsiveLiar is a charming quirk and it will get you lots of new friends just as long as you fess up in the end”.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This movie introduces a white girl rabbit clad in pink named Fluff, 17 years before the debut of [[WesternAnimation/PeterRabbit Lily Bobtail]]. Mr. Tod’s more bumbling portrayal here also closely matches his portrayal in the 2012 series.
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* DesignatedVillain: [=McGregor=]’s cat is treated as a villain for trying to eat Peter and Benny when they trespass on [=McGregor=]’s garden with the intent of stealing his vegetables (while Peter is also shirking his responsibilities), and after his owner told him to guard it against looting vermin. [[NoRespectGuy [=McGregor=] himself later calls his own cat a “mean-spirited fellow” for doing the job he was told to do]].
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* DesignatedVillain: [=McGregor=]’s cat is treated as a villain for trying to eat Peter and Benny when they trespass on [=McGregor=]’s garden with the intent of stealing his vegetables (while Peter is also shirking his responsibilities), and after his owner told him to guard it against looting vermin. [[NoRespectGuy [=McGregor=] himself later calls his own cat a “mean-spirited fellow” for doing the job he was told to do]].do]].
* SoOkayItsAverage: It’s Creator/GoldenFilms, [[AnimationAgeGhetto so it’s hardly high art]], but it’s a pretty harmless and inoffensive kid’s movie with passable if unremarkable animation by Saturday Morning cartoon standards. It probably helps that Creator/BeatrixPotter’s stories were already aimed at children, so even with Golden Films nixing the darker and scarier elements from them, they lend themselves ''much better'' to a light-hearted movie than the likes of ''[[WesternAnimation/PocahontasGoldenFilms Pocahontas]]'' or ''[[WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameGoldenFilms The Hunchback Of Notre Dame]]''.
* SoOkayItsAverage: It’s Creator/GoldenFilms, [[AnimationAgeGhetto so it’s hardly high art]], but it’s a pretty harmless and inoffensive kid’s movie with passable if unremarkable animation by Saturday Morning cartoon standards. It probably helps that Creator/BeatrixPotter’s stories were already aimed at children, so even with Golden Films nixing the darker and scarier elements from them, they lend themselves ''much better'' to a light-hearted movie than the likes of ''[[WesternAnimation/PocahontasGoldenFilms Pocahontas]]'' or ''[[WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDameGoldenFilms The Hunchback Of Notre Dame]]''.
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** Peter himself is a slacker and CompulsiveLiar who, besides feeling some regret for lying to his new friends, doesn’t learn much of a lesson, nor is even punished by his mother, even after he put himself, his sisters, and his cousin into danger due to the aforementioned slacking off and lying.
** Throughout the film, [[SkewedPriorities Benny seems more concerned with stuffing his face whenever he can than saving his cousins. Then there’s the bit where]] [[ImAHumanitarian he casually contemplates trying out baked rabbit]].
* DesignatedVillain: [=McGregor=]’s cat is treated as a villain for trying to eat Peter and Benny when they trespass on [=McGregor=]’s garden with the intent of stealing his vegetables (while Peter is also shirking his responsibilities), and after his owner told him to guard it against looting vermin. [[NoRespectGuy [=McGregor=] himself later calls his own cat a “mean-spirited fellow” for doing the job he was told to do]].
** Peter himself is a slacker and CompulsiveLiar who, besides feeling some regret for lying to his new friends, doesn’t learn much of a lesson, nor is even punished by his mother, even after he put himself, his sisters, and his cousin into danger due to the aforementioned slacking off and lying.
** Throughout the film, [[SkewedPriorities Benny seems more concerned with stuffing his face whenever he can than saving his cousins. Then there’s the bit where]] [[ImAHumanitarian he casually contemplates trying out baked rabbit]].
* DesignatedVillain: [=McGregor=]’s cat is treated as a villain for trying to eat Peter and Benny when they trespass on [=McGregor=]’s garden with the intent of stealing his vegetables (while Peter is also shirking his responsibilities), and after his owner told him to guard it against looting vermin. [[NoRespectGuy [=McGregor=] himself later calls his own cat a “mean-spirited fellow” for doing the job he was told to do]].
