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WALLACE AND GROMIT- Curse of the Were Rabbit
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Every Christmas my father makes us all gather round the T.V. and we are made to suffer the ignomony of watching his complete video collection of Wallace and Grommit. 'The Wrong Trousers' the peak of their little plasticine power he tells us. Now don't get me wrong, i enjoy watching the misadventures of Nock Park's two clay creations, but its more for the Dad's of this world, not your party three times aweek till your so skint you can't afford the cinema student.
Well think again, the new and first Feature length movie of England's most famous cheese lover and his pet pooch is Oscar winner Park's real masterpiece. Forget the one with the funny penguin, or the one with all those silly sheep. This Movie is 84 minutes of absolute hilarious fun. The jokes are broader line risque, and the humour appeals to all ages, the policeman role, voiced by the excellent Peter Kay will have all you Phoenix Nights fans rolling in the aisle. Peter Sallis has his best performance yet as Wallace, aided by the best script that Aardman animations have produced to date. And we have a star turn from Helena Bonam Carter as Wallace's love interest.
Nick Park has not gone all hollywood with this film, which is set in a rural English village, based, accordinding to the creator, on a village near Wigan. The Character's are all charming, all delightfully hand made, and the animation is flawless. This may be Wallace on Grommit on a much larger scale, but it has lost none of its charm, or excentricities which make it so unique.
I would highly re commend a visit to the flicks for this one, it is easy to watch, and the quirky storyline (Giant Were Rabbit roams village by night, destroying the locals prized produce) is more than enough to keep all ages of viewer interested. I thought that i was in for an extra 84 minutes of christmas T.V hell this year when my father purchased the dvd, but now im secretly counting down the days till i get to see those loveable palsticine stars next. Don't tell my Dad though!
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