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Since his arrival at Buckingham palace, Rex lives a life of luxury. Top dog, he has superseded his three fellow Corgis in Her Majesty’s heart. His arrogance can be quite irritating. When he causes a diplomatic incident during an official dinner with the President of the United States, he falls into disgrace. Betrayed by one of his peers, Rex becomes a stray dog in the streets of London. How can he redeem himself? In love, he will find the resources to surpass himself in the face of great danger…
Rex, the Queen's favorite corgi, lives a life of luxury in Buckingham Palace. However, when he gets lost in London and encounters all sorts of dogs, he must journey back to the Queen while discovering himself. Along the way, he finds friendship and learns about loyalty.
The film received generally negative reviews from critics and audiences, with many finding its plot predictable and humor lackluster. While some appreciated the animation style, the overall consensus pointed to a lack of originality and depth.
Criticized for a derivative and uninspired plot.
Humor was often seen as too simplistic or out of place.
Animation received mixed to positive comments but couldn't save the film.
Google audience: Audience reviews indicate disappointment with the storyline's lack of originality and the humor not always landing. Some viewers enjoyed the animation, but many felt it was a missed opportunity for a more engaging family film.
The film was produced by nWave Pictures, a Belgian company known for its 3D animated films, often featuring animals in prominent roles.
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'The Queen’s Corgi' is one to skip if you’re looking for an entertaining kids film. Definitely not one that can be enjoyed by the whole family. But if you’re looking for something (anything) to pass some time, I guess you could watch this f...