101忠狗续集：伦敦大冒险

The movie "101 Dogs: Adventures in London" is a comedy film co-starring Bobby Lockwood, Barry Bostwick, Samuel West, Keith Southey and other actors, co-directed by Kim Gamelord and Brian Smith, and released in Europe and America in 2003.

The film tells the story of the puppy Patch's big adventure on the streets of London. In an accident, Patch was left on the streets of London, separated from his family. However, this accident also brought him an opportunity, because he met Thunderbolt, the TV dog star he admired the most, and became his best partner.

At the same time, the evil Cruella reappeared and extended her magic hand to Patch's siblings and puppies. Cruella met an artist named Lars, hoping to use black and white spots to inspire his creations. So she did the Dalmatian kidnapping case again. Faced with this threat, the puppy Patch decided to start a rescue operation together with Thunderbolt.

The film is full of adventure and excitement. The puppy Patch bravely looks for his brothers and sisters in the streets and alleys of London, showing his wisdom and courage. The association with Thunderbolt also made him more determined to rescue. Together, they will fight the Black and White Spot kidnapping and protect their family while facing the evil Cruella.

"101 Dogs Sequel: London Adventure" is not only a light-hearted comedy, but also an animated adventure story full of warmth and courage. The perseverance and bravery of the puppy Patch will touch the hearts of the audience, and the friendship with Thunderbolt will also make people feel sincere emotions. Through the moving plot and cute dog images, the film conveys positive values and conveys to the audience the importance of bravery, friendship and family.