The Queen's Corgi

Even as an Animated movie set in Britain, it falls completely flat in bringing anything entertaining or unique to the table. There are adult implications in this that are very disturbing, and Donald Trump is portrayed as an unfunny caricature constantly taking selfies and being self-indulgent with himself and The Queen. Honestly, all of the kids seems bored in my cinema and I don't know who this is supposed to be for and why anybody would care to watch this. It's not that funny at all.

It get some extra points for the Covfefe reference.

There's some crisp animation here, particularly in the background and textures (dogs' fur, velvet carpets, foam, etc.) but that aside there's very little to praise, being just another below-par kids' animation. Lazy and unoriginal, the makers even fail to take full advantage of the London location or the real figures portrayed within (The Queen, Prince Philip, Donald Trump, etc.). I've seen worse though.

Needed something for the whole family, and cute dogs wins them over. I'm a cat person, so not loving this all the way. But it possessed enough of that cuteness to fulfill it's purpose. Plus, Trump gets bit in the balls.

Passable animation which is clearly below the quality of e.g. Pixar productions in both technical and script department. It was quite amusing to watch this shortly after seeing The Crown season 3. It does go to some unexpected territories; the prison part was rather rare for a family film. Some of the jokes are also surprisingly adult targeted, but overall they fall flat - like the whole film.

Compared to all the amazing animated movies out there, this one is way off, and doesn't even come close to the same value of entertainment. *Bad