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Kensington Palace posts ‘totally creepy’ video of royal children’s party in Victoria

The Mirror described a scene of Prince George staring a large bubble as "not dissimilar to the floating bag in American Beauty".

A party attended by Prince George and Princess Charlotte in Victoria on Thursday had everything a toddler could ask for: balloons, bubbles and pony rides.

But a video released by Kensington Palace on Saturday paints a much darker picture of the children’s party at Government House, according to many Twitter users.

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Kensington Palace’s official Twitter account posted a video recapping the kids party. It starts with an upbeat message: “Thank you, Canada. Special moments from Thursday’s children party.”

MORE: Cutest moments from Prince George, Princess Charlotte at B.C. party

The message is followed by a darkly-lit video set in slow motion and accompanied by a sparse, downtempo soundtrack. A Government of Canada logo appears at the end of the video.

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Twitter users had a field day with the video, describing it as “morose” and “totally creepy.”

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British media also piled on. The Mirror described a scene of Prince George staring a large bubble as “not dissimilar to the floating bag in American Beauty” and likened a shot of the Duke of Cambridge waving a bubble wand to “the moment Donnie Darko discovers time portals.”

For a slightly rosier version of Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s party in Victoria, here is Global BC’s coverage of Thursday’s event at Government House.

WATCH: Prince George and Princess Charlotte in Victoria

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