Peppa Pig: My First Cinema Experience

First things first, let's consider the target audience for this cinema experience, CHILDREN! So for all the negative reviewers complaining about this film just remember it's aimed at CHILDREN.

This film did exactly what it was meant to do, it gave my daughter her first cinema experience, a massive screen, popcorn, pick n mix and everything else you get at the cinema.

I would highly recommend it for all families who have children who like Peppa Pig, my daughter didn't want to stand up until the last 5mins and then it was just to dance!

My daughter loves the bits in between the cartoons and engages with Daisy and Peppa and George, and sings the songs even when it's not on! Great film!

As young kids cartoons go I don't mind Peppa Pig and often find it mildly amusing. I was happy enough to take my kids thinking the rating floor would be about a 5/10 and if the new material is good it could be even better. I was immediately disappointed upon seeing the really lame chit chat between a grown up putting on a child's voice and a puppet/doll of Peppa and George. It came across as filler in an attempt to pad out the time and make a series of short cartoons into a cinema experience. This was so boring I fell asleep a couple of times, paying attention only for the cartoons.

In the end I regretted going and put it down as a couple of hours of my life wasted!

I'm actually reviewing this while sitting here in the theater watching this. I have never left a review before but please be warned. There are MULTIPLE boring songs with real kids throughout the show, dancing and singing. The songs are just awful and my kids and I both hate the filler content. It has ruined the entire "movie" or TV show as it really is.

Save yourself a trip and don't see this one. I am not sure who would enjoy watching other people's children dancing around and singing.

Additionally, it took 20 mins for the "movie" to actually start bc again they had these random kids singing and dancing. NO THANKS.

This film exceeds the quality of films such as the godfather and citizen kane