Hugh Jackman,
Kate Winslet,
Ian McKellen,
Jean Reno,
Bill Nighy
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A previously pampered society mouse must fight his way back to the comforts of Kensington after he is sent spiraling into an underground world filled with scavenger rats and villainous toads in a fun-... read more
Directed by: David Bowers, Sam Fell
Release Date: November 3, 2006
DVD Release Date: February 20, 2007
Stats: 14,168 reviews
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April 16, 2012
It wasn't good but it certainly wasn't terrible i just hate that it was made by aardman but its not done with stop motion instead its cg made to look like stop motion
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September 20, 2011
Flushed Away is quite simply among the funniest animated films i've evr seen. Its humour is witty and can entertain adults and children. Although not Chicken Run a previous Aardma effort it certainly will blow you away from the cinema feeling happy and it definetely won't flush y... read more
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September 9, 2011
FLUSHED AWAY is a dumb, animated British movie. It's not very enjoyable.
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April 18, 2011
It had a great cast and animation, but sadly after a while the dimness and the movie itself gets boring. It had a interesting idea, and it seemed to work for a while, and it was very funny and made me laugh, but it was weird soon nere the end. I thought it was good, but could'v... read more
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April 13, 2010
I had worried that a 2D animated Aardman Studios production would be disastrous, especially without any input from Nick Park but luckily it turned out rather well, I really enjoyed it in fact!
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February 15, 2010fb733768972I thought the animation was great, the story was great and the humor was actually surprisingly funny! I loved ever bit of this satisfying movie!
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October 26, 2009
While I am not entirely sure why the creators of Wallace and Gromit decided to go from claymation to computer animated film, because they pretty much kept the look of their beloved figures, the result is pretty much the same: a fast, funny adventure film for kids or those young a... read more
Critic Reviews
Here's hoping that Flushed Away won't be the last gurgle from Aardman in feature-film form. Aardman shows us that animated humor, even in the toilet, can still be good clean fun. Full Review
Actually, a lot about the film is certified cool, from its whirly animation to the hordes of crunchy pop songs on the soundtrack. Full Review
Flushed Away subsumes its British charm with an aggressive American pace and more obvious body-function humour, and the film shows evidence of an awkward fit between American and British sensibilities. Full Review
Though Flushed Away duplicates the stop-motion, clay animation look of Aardman's earlier Chicken Run and Wallace & Gromit, it was made using computer software and its liberated action sequences are tr... Full Review
Flushed Away is more fun than a bushel of slugs in a sewer. And considering the slugs in this sewer, that's saying quite a bit.
As some other witty Brits once promised, a splendid time is guaranteed for all. Full Review
How this thing got made in Hollywood is a mystery, but I laughed at most of it, especially the mean stereotypes about the French and the even meaner stereotype about England's soccer team.
Flushed Away moves quickly, and will just as quickly depart from memory, leaving the bemused, bubbly sensation of a good time in its wake.
The chatter is as zingy for the adults in the theater as the action is zippy for the kiddies. Full Review
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