Peppa Pig: The Movie

I went into what used to be a kids' show turned into an 18+ movie expecting a bit of nostalgia with some darker twists. What I got instead was something genuinely terrifying and unexpectedly gruesome. The whole thing was way more intense than I ever imagined-there were scenes that had me gripping the seat and others that left me staring at the screen in disbelief. This movie will change you forever. Honestly, it's hard to believe how they transformed something so innocent into this dark, twisted masterpiece. I am both impressed and a little haunted, still trying to process what I'd just seen.

What really hit me, though, was how effortlessly it turned something innocent from my childhood into a full-blown nightmare. Familiar characters and settings were warped into grotesque reflections of themselves, and it messed with my head in a way that was both brilliant and deeply unsettling. It felt like stepping into an alternate reality-one that I couldn't escape until the credits rolled.

I am in a daze, half-impressed and half-traumatized, still trying to wrap my head around what I'd just witnessed. This wasn't just a movie-it was an experience, a mind-bending trip that left me questioning everything I thought I knew about the original series.

This piece of media transcends past the boundaries of film expressing raw emotions and experiences. Be prepared for your perception of reality to shift never will you see the world in the same light.

The cinematography is intricate and innovative while not overly pretentious, the arcs of the characters moved me to tears, their experiences are down to earth and relatable in a way where everyone could relate.

Kudos for the writing it's eloquent and snippy when it needs to be my friends and family always tell me to stop quoting this film semi regularly!

When I heard Peppa pig was going to bee in this short I admit I was sceptical but I was truly blown away by here acting here. Worth it for her performance alone.