Peter Rabbit 3: The Runaway (2025) – Mischief Finds a New Home

“Peter Rabbit 3 proves that mischief might lead you astray—but love always leads you home.” 

“Peter Rabbit 3: The Runaway (2025)” hops back into theaters with more charm, chaos, and furry fun than ever before. Directed by Will Gluck, who once again blends live-action with dazzling CGI, this third installment takes Beatrix Potter’s beloved troublemaker on his biggest—and most heartwarming—adventure yet.

In this new chapter, Peter (voiced by James Corden) tries his best to fit in with the peaceful life that Bea (Rose Byrne) and Thomas (Domhnall Gleeson) have built in the countryside. But Peter’s mischievous instincts can’t be contained for long. After a misunderstanding convinces him he’s not wanted, Peter runs away to the bustling streets of London, determined to prove he’s more than just a “bad seed.”

There, he falls in with a streetwise crew of urban animals, including a sly red squirrel (voiced hilariously by Awkwafina) and a pompous parrot (voiced by John Oliver). Together, they plan a series of daring heists on gourmet food markets and posh gardens. Meanwhile, Bea and Thomas embark on a frantic journey to find Peter before he gets into trouble he can’t wiggle his way out of.

“Peter Rabbit 3” is bursting with slapstick comedy, witty dialogue, and visual gags that will delight both kids and adults. CGI animation brings Peter and his friends to life with expressive detail, seamlessly integrated into vibrant real-world locations—from cozy English gardens to the towering skyline of London.

Yet amid the laughs, the film delivers a touching story about identity, belonging, and the meaning of family. Corden brings genuine heart to Peter, revealing the vulnerability beneath his cheeky exterior. By the film’s end, as Peter faces his biggest choice yet, audiences are reminded that even the wildest rabbits can find their place in the world.

“Peter Rabbit 3: The Runaway (2025)” is a joyous romp that proves some bunnies may run away—but they always find their way home.