The director of "Peppa Pig Celebrates Chinese New Year" reposted the film review: Those who rated 1 point are animals

Recently, Zhang Dapeng, the director of the movie "Peppa Pig Celebrates Chinese New Year", spoke out on Weibo. He reposted a movie review that gave the movie "Peppa Pig Celebrates Chinese New Year" a full score of 5 stars. This Weibo post clearly expressed his support for the film: "Those who rate it one point are animals! Those who rate it five points are also animals! But I would rather be an animal with a score of five points." The text also stated that adults gave the film a low score because they were influenced by the laughing children in the theater while watching the movie. They forgot that they were once children. The blogger even said bluntly: "The audience of the movie is children, but no rating is based on children's perspective."

The film "Peppa Pig's New Year", which combines real-life and animated performances, was released in theaters on the first day of the Chinese New Year in 2019. Its reputation is obviously among the worst among the films in the Spring Festival period: the recommendation rate of Weibo big V is only 24% (meaning that only 24% of big V judges support the film after watching it), which is a disastrous failure compared to other films in the same period with recommendation rates of more than 70% and 80%. Some viewers said that the live-action part of the film embarrassed adults and made children noisy, and the animation part even had clips taken directly from the TV version and played on the big screen, which was a product of forced splicing. The film was directed by Zhang Dapeng, who was also the director of the promotional short film "What is Peppa" that caused a screen-sweeping frenzy not long ago.