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The Queens Corgi Movie Review

Name: The Queens Corgi Movie Review
Item: The Queens Corgi
Rating: 2.5
Author: Sivapriya Anand

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Review for the film " The Queens Corgi"

Streaming On: Amazon Prime Video

Runtime: 1 Hours 25 Minutes

Certificate: U

Released: 13-09-2019

Genre: Animation

Similar To: The Casagrandes, The Wild Robot, Ultraman: Rising, The Lord Of The Rings-The War Of The Rohirrim

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CAST & CREW

Anthony Skordi

Ray Winstone

Rob Sprackling

John R. Smith

Julie Walters

Nina Wadia

Ben Stassen

Vincent Kesteloot

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Producer:

Ben Stassen

Music Director:

Ramin Djawadi

Editor:

Vincent Kesteloot

Director:

Ben Stassen

Vincent Kesteloot

Supporting Actress:

Julie Walters

Nina Wadia

Art Director:

Alexandre Blain

Sylvie Lacroix

Co-Producer:

Christophe Toulemonde

Fabrice Delville

Executive Producer:

Cooper Waterman

Line Producer:

Vincent Philbert

Casting Director:

Gina Gallo

Domonic Paris

Animator:

Jimmy Marteyn

Florian Tappeser

Sebastian Ciubuca

Evan Coolen

Rami Daoud

Christakis Dimitrios

Marcus Zaky

Production Manager:

Nora Thomas

empty:

Luc Thomas

Jean Stephane Garbe

Screenplay Writer:

Rob Sprackling

Johnny Smith

John R. Smith

Music Editor:

Jean Stephane Garbe

Foley Artist:

Olivier Thys

Storyboard Artist:

Patrick Reyntens

Toby Schwarz

Compositor:

Boris De Moffarts

Aurelie Rosman

Visual Effects Artist:

Alexandre Neuville

Michel Collinet

Production Executive:

Gladys Brookfield Hampson

Sound Editor:

Yves Renard

Set Designer:

Felix Presch

Charlotte Boisson

Scriptwriter:

Rob Sprackling

Supporting Actor:

Elizabeth Dean

Jamie Arlen Scott

Jon Culshaw

Leo Barakat

Lin Gallagher

Millie Mup

Rose Thurloe

Sheridan Smith

Tom Courtenay

Danny Katiana

Dino Andrade

Jamal Fahim

Joey Camen

Lani Minella

Anthony Skordi

Matt Lucas

Vincent Kesteloot

Paul Gregory

Timothy Christian Jansen

Daniel Wolfe

Debra Stephenson

Jack Whitehall

Jo Wyatt

Kulvinder Ghir

Mari Devon

Nicole Sherman

Sarah Hadland

Colin McFarlane

Iain McKee

Jamie Scott

Kirk Thornton

Ray Winstone

Madison Brown

Nicole Moorea Sherman

Rusty Shackleford

Camila Rhodes

Dave B Mitchell

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The Queens Corgi is an animated film scripted by John R Smith and Rob Sprackling Rob Sprackling is an experienced screenwriter and >> Read More... and directed by Ben Stassen Ben Stassen is an Indian-Director. Apart from bein >> Read More... and Vincent Kesteloot Bio coming soon... >> Read More... . Leo Barakat, Mari Devon, Jo Wyatt, Joey Camen, Dino Andrade, Paul Gregory, Anthony Skordi Anthony George Skordi is an English screen, voice, >> Read More... , Danny Katiana, Rusty Shackleford, Jamie Arlen Scott, Joey Camen, Lin Gallagher, Madison Brown, Millie Mup and Kirk Thornton had lent their voices to the animation characters. Ramin Djawadi composed the music. Belga Productions and nWave Pictures produced the film.

Plot

Queen Elizabeth II has a set of corgis and the top dog is Rex. Charlie, a corgi, is jealous about Rex and he wants to become the top dog. Once, President Trump visits the Queen with his wife and their pet, Mitzi. Queen suggests Mitzi choose anyone of her corgis and marry him. When Mitzi selects Rex, he tries to escape from her. In a situation, he goes out of the palace. He was rescued and get a place in an animal shelter. There he finds Wanda and falls for her. When he takes Wanda and goes to the palace, the guards couldn’t identify him, as Charlie already untied his collar. However, he managed to get in and the Queen is happy now. When the Queen wanted to make him the top dog, he gives the position to Charlie. Finally, Charlie had to marry Mitzi and was taken to the US. Rex settles in his life with Wanda and enjoys his life with his friends in the palace.

Star Performance

The stars have done their voiceover job well.

Analysis

The script is different and the screenplay is okayish. Although the script looks interesting to read, it is not executed perfectly. The voiceover stars had done their job perfectly. The animation department had done a perfect job. The scenes become predictable after a certain stage. The BGM is quite okayish.

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