Wallace & Gromit and the curse of the Were-Rabbit

[TG]

I had never seen an episode of Wallace & Gromit before, though I had heard a lot about it.

I must say, this movie is incredibly funny. There are some scenes that almost made me spray pepsi through my nose. The kids enjoyed the movie, though there are subtle things that only an adult would pick up, such as near the end of the movie, Wallace ends up naked, but holding a cardboard box around his nether regions, and the box has a small sticker on it that says, "May contain nuts" . Apart from the subtleties, I just love the beginning, where Wallace has captured a rabbit, and he's holding it with that grip tool, and the rabbit is taking swipes at the veggie garden owner .

Suffice it to say, I highly recommend this movie for adult and child alike.

I class it as: Animated Comedy

Rating: 9/10

IMDB

[FeralBanana]

Ditto what TG said (never noticed the nuts! before though...)

I really enjoyed it and found it velly velly welkynd funny...

[SaintMg]

@ TG is that your own rating -doh-

and just a bit about the making of the i saw they used clay models and shot it frame by frame

[TG]

Yup - plastiscene. That's why it takes a week to shoot something like 3s of footage.

[SaintMg]

must have taken longer than CGI

i wonder how much film they used

[doobiwan]

I love Wallace and Gromit, but still haven't seen the movie. I should probably order the darn thing. . . .

[Darnit696]

I bought it. Damn good movie. Collectible. Oh and it took 2s to write this plasticene post.

[Singit696]

Brillient movie! For all to enjoy...

[doobiwan]

Finally saw it this weekend, I loved it. Still need to buy my own though. There's tons of stuff in the background if you look, it's not like American films where, if it's background they still focus on it.

I almost missed the fact that gromit went to 'Dogwarts'

I also appreciate that they don't dumb down the scary bits, for kids, but the theme remains kid friendly.

[FeralBanana]

@ Darnit

I actually never noticed that, but yeah, Amerikaanse/hollywood movies do end up being the same thing over and over... They hardly ever have anything 'special' about them... unlike this...