Sony's 'Peter Rabbit' Parodies 'Wonder Woman,' 'Logan'
Sony Pictures' live-action-slash-animated Peter Rabbit parodies 2017 superhero hits Wonder Woman [...]
Sony Pictures' live-action-slash-animated Peter Rabbit parodies 2017 superhero hits Wonder Woman and Logan in a new batch of posters.
Peter Rabbit takes over acclaimed movie posters. 🐰 pic.twitter.com/6hQzr8jQ2I
— Fandango (@Fandango) January 4, 2018
The parodies see Cotton Tail (voice of Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Daisy Ridley) as "Wonder Wabbit," with Peter Rabbit (voice of The Emoji Movie's James Corden) sporting Wolverine-esque "claws" with handfuls of carrots.
An adaptation of Beatrix Potter's classic and beloved children's stories from the early 1900's, Peter Rabbit is described by Sony as an "irreverent, contemporary comedy with attitude."
The computer generated hare and friends go to war with Mr. McGregor (Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Domhnall Gleeson), who has caught the eye of human Bea (X-Men: Apocalypse's Rose Byrne).
Suicide Squad star Margot Robbie features as Flopsy, alongside Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2's Elizabeth Debicki as Mopsy.
Social media users weren't impressed, tweeting their displeasure at both the Fandango and Sony Pictures Twitter accounts.
Lol is this real? Cuz that’s the worst photoshop job I’ve ever seen for a movie poster
— WE DID IT (@Jbokse) January 7, 2018
— Krimson (@MichealxKrim) January 8, 2018
— Kamil Atalla (@WolfStarSonic) January 7, 2018
Are there more tweets like this? First the Wonder Woman one, now this one. pic.twitter.com/dOsLTGkmTS
— Strider_Blaze ⬆️&⬇️&🔄 (@BurningKikoken) January 7, 2018
Just saw a commercial for the new “Peter Rabbit” movie and I can’t stop saying “no, no, no, no, no.” Peter Rabbit is supposed to be about a cheeky rabbit who slightly frustrates an old farmer. Not a Rabbit in a mission to electrocute someone. He just wants tea with his family. 😞 pic.twitter.com/4y9TyrDFFT
— Victoria Hathaway🦖 (@VickyHathaway) January 8, 2018
I want General Hux to kill Peter Rabbit! pic.twitter.com/ufKBv932bp
— Francesco Adam (@Francesco_Adam) January 8, 2018
Peter Rabbit opens February 9.