CATDOLL: The creators of "Angry Birds" revealed the plot of the green pigs causing great damage and stealing more than just eggs

The Angry Birds animated film, adapted from the popular mobile game of the same name, has been eagerly awaited by game and animation fans since its announcement. The film has been confirmed to be released in May 2016, but the plot is still confusing. How can the game of Angry Birds beating green pigs be turned into a big movie? The producer claimed: "We want to make a comedy!"

With funny background music, brightly colored birds and green pigs, the fun game "Angry Birds" quickly became popular all over the world, and it is not difficult for players to feel a little "comedy". In the stills, this red-haired, angriest-looking bird is the protagonist of the film. The story is set in a group of flightless birds crowded on a tropical island, which sounds like a familiar scene for three billion game players around the world. So how will Sony and the film developers continue the story? Producer John Cohen said: "The question we ask most is actually 'Why are the birds so angry?'" He added, "This movie tells the origin of the game, which is the source of anger."

In fact, at the beginning, the birds lived in harmony. They loved peace and lived in peace. Of course, except for the angry little red bird. The two directors of the film, Fergal Reilly and Clay Kaytis, had a lot of fun in constructing the society of the birds - they added many fixed usages, such as "Birds and Bees Fertility Clinic" (Editor's note: the United States uses the story of "Birds and Bees" to teach children about fertility), "Early Birds Catch the Worm Store" (the early bird catches the worm), etc.

However, don't think that life will be harmonious forever! The pigs will come to make trouble. They are cunning and unscrupulous. They quietly approach the citizens and birds in the trees. The pigs in the stills have thick eyebrows and big eyes, and they look silly and cute. They also have beards. The audience should not misunderstand that their image has nothing to do with the Amish people. The creators just drew it like this.