The wish to take a dog to watch movies is realized
The movie group suddenly appeared on the scene of the cute corgi
The cute pet animated film "HTML's Corgi " based on the British Queen Elizabeth II and her beloved Corgi , which is adapted from the prototype of the British Queen 4 and the Corgi , which will be officially launched in theaters across the country on August 30. On August 20, Royal Chief Corgi took the lead and held early movie viewing activities in seven cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Suzhou, triggering a "dog-sucking" craze.
"Small Short Legs" appeared in the theater to attract people to watch
Cute Corgi gathered together, and their chubby "peach buttocks" and cute "Small Short Legs" were dazzling. This is not a pet activity center, but the scene of the Beijing "Cogi Specialty Cinema" movie "The Queen's Corgi". "I thought about bringing my dog to watch a movie before, but I didn't expect it to happen today!" "It's so cool to bring my own Corgi to watch a Corgi!" The owners of Corgi couldn't help but express their excitement outside the theater. The usually quiet theater also instantly turned into a large-scale "face-based" scene at this moment.
The appearance of "short legs" in the theater immediately attracted the attention of a large number of melon-eating people. They couldn't help but stop and take photos and watch the "dog sucking": "So many Corgis gathered together to watch movies, the picture is so loving!" Some viewers even said, "Can I go in and watch with the dogs?" The event was extremely joyful.
After the 7-city movie watching event ended, a large number of viewers said they were fans of the Royal Corgi in the film: "It's so cute, I want to have it!" "Peach Butt' wants to pinch it!" In addition, many viewers have transformed into " Lemon Essence " to express their "years for the life of the Royal Chief Corgi: "I didn't expect that one day I would envy a Corgi's life." "Want to be the Queen Corgi, I envy such a dog life!" Some viewers even published inspirational golden sentences: "Corgi has become the Royal Chief Corgi, what reason do people not work hard!" This caused laughter at the scene.
No sensationalism and tear-jerking, the whole process is unlimited.
The movie "The Queen's Corgi" tells the story of the Corgi Rex becoming the "chief dog" because he is favored by the queen and enjoying a carefree and luxurious life in Buckingham Palace. However, once, after accidentally making a fuss between the Queen and Trump, Rex was severely scolded by the Queen for the first time in his life, and then he was betrayed by his companions and accidentally "traveled among the people". During the process of returning to the palace, he embarked on a big adventure beyond himself with his companions.
mentions dog-themed videos, many viewers will think of words such as heart-wrenching, tear-jerking, and touching. "The Queen's Corgi" completely broke the situation and created a complete happy comedy animated movie for the audience. After the movie watching event, many movie fans also said, "This is the happiest dog movie I have ever seen!" "Cogi is cute, the adventure story is wonderful, and both adults and children are very happy!"
In addition, in addition to being happy, for parents and children, a hint of growth can be seen in the adventure story of Royal Corgi in the film, and everything I experienced when escaping from Buckingham Palace is more like a growth story about children. It is worth mentioning that the movie is released in the last week before the start of school. Before the holiday, parents took their children to the theater to watch a cheerful and cute movie, and had the final relaxation before the start of school. This is also a gift for the start of school for the children.
movie "The Queen's Corgi" is produced by French Mystery Film Company, co-produced by Inspur Belgium, directed by Vincent Kstrot and Ben Stasson, introduced by China Film Group Corporation , and issued by China Film Co., Ltd. The film will be released nationwide on August 30, 2019.
