June 29, 2008
British cartoon comes across well on big screen, daughter enjoyed it more than me.
Peter Sallis,
Ralph Fiennes,
Helena Bonham Carter,
Peter Kay,
Nicholas Smith
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Eccentric inventor Wallace (voice of Peter Sallis) and his faithful if often perplexed dog Gromit are back in their first feature-length adventure from animator Nick Park. Wallace and Gromit have laun... read more
Directed by: Steve Box, Nick Park, Helena Bonham Carter, John Thomson, Peter Kay, Peter Sallis, Ralph Fiennes
Release Date: October 7, 2005
Keywords:
family,
cute,
kids,
funny,
animated,
horror,
children's,
length,
claymation,
animated film,
nick park,
short films,
love wallace,
Times New Roman,
Nick Park ,
Helena Bonham Carter,
Lady Tottington
DVD Release Date: February 7, 2006
Stats: 13,957 reviews
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February 1, 2012There are a lot of moments in Were-rabbit where I found the characters and the plot itself ridiculous and boring and it wasn't as good as I thought it would be considering the critical reception. The animation is amazing but I couldn't really make an emotional connection with the... read more
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January 1, 2012Wallace and Gromit catch rabbits for a living, protecting the village from rabbits eating their prized veg which is being grown for the village competition. The duo have to hunt for the giant were-rabbit. I love Gromit.
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August 18, 2011I don't understand how this one Best Animated Feature at the Oscars, but it still is a great film. I really enjoyed this, and its hilarious beyond belief. The characters are great. But the problem was the plot, nobody wants to see the famous duo of Wallace and Groit fight a We... read more
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March 31, 2011Brilliant funny and adventures of cheese-loving inventor and his savvy canine companion in their first featured animated film since their short films. The intricate plasticine animation is marvellous.
Plenty of laughs as the exhilarating car and plane chases are adorable.
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January 8, 2011Cute Cute Cute! and Guess who does the voice of my favorite charcter!? My favorite ACTOR Ralph Fiennes. It just shows his spectacular range. A very cute movie. Enjoyable for all ages.
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October 12, 2010This was my first exposure to Wallace & Gromit so I don't know how it compares to the others, but I found this to be entertaining as all hell. Despite a few subtle (and necessary) uses of CGI here and there, this is all claymation, which is done extremely well, looks amazing, and... read more
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Critic Reviews
September 1, 2008
Richard Corliss, TIME Magazine
December 7, 2005
Andrew Sarris, New York Observer
Despite its vocal distractions, this clay-animation comedy adventure managed to dazzle me with its sheer audacity and inventiveness. Full Review
October 11, 2005
Anthony Lane, New Yorker
There is something for everybody here: an unholy mixture of Philip Larkin and Bruce Wayne.
October 11, 2005
Richard Roeper, Ebert & Roeper
It's slightly amusing and I'd say when it comes out on video or if you catch it on cable, but to rush out to theaters... Full Review
October 7, 2005
Peter Howell, Toronto Star
The cheesy puns are as thick as rabbits in the bucolic England of inventor Wallace and his loyal mutt Gromit, and that's a gouda thing. Full Review
October 7, 2005
San Francisco Chronicle
Curse of the Were-Rabbit is teeming with activity and clever asides. Full Review
October 7, 2005
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
Don't even try to figure out how Park can move plasticine figures around and achieve visual and slapstick miracles. Just enjoy.
October 7, 2005
Stephen Whitty, Newark Star-Ledger
With its sneaky wit and layered jokes, Wallace and Gromit makes even the big studios' most high-tech efforts feel flat. Full Review
October 7, 2005
Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
A silly and cuddly dab of Silly Putty animation from the folks who gave us Chicken Run but who made their reputations doing short films about a daft Englishman and his dog. Full Review
October 7, 2005
Bruce Westbrook, Houston Chronicle
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit soars with comic absurdities and innocent silliness while embracing old-world quaintness and a sweet heart. Full Review
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