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Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
The 2005 film directed by Nick Park, about the continuing adventures of the zany inventor and his faithful dog.
A decade after their last hilarious short, the Oscar-winningA Close Shave, Claymation wonders Wallace and Gromit return for a full-length adventure. Daffy scientist Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis) and his heroic dog Gromit are doing well with their … see full wiki
Cast:
Helena Bonham Carter,
Liz Smith,
Ralph Fiennes,
Dicken Ashworth,
Mark Gatiss,
Christopher Fairbank,
see all
Genre:
Adventure,
Animation,
Comedy,
Family
Release Date:
October 5, 2005
MPAA Rating:
G
8 reviews about Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
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Well it was only natural after enjoying Wallace and Gromit in Three Amazing Adventures to become a little more than interested (okay, obsessed) with learning more about 2005’s Curse of the Where-rabbit. Not only are we talking about the first feature-length film for this duo, but we’re also talking the first time the British inventor and his silent dog were set to be released to the United States in theatrical glory. Yes this one here, which came out exactly 10-years … more
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That cheese-loving, dim-witted inventor Wallace and his long-suffering, resourceful mutt Gromit made a great transition from 30 minute shorts to an 85 minute feature. The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is one of the funniest, slyest and most innocent comedies around, and one of the most action-filled, too. Wallace and Gromit run a pest control business. People have hired them to catch all the bunnies that are chomping up their vegetables. This is vital because the annual … more
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Quick Tip by Entwife.
October 07, 2010
Always entertaining, our animated hereos really deliver in their first feature length film. Stands up to repeat viewings and entertains the whole family.
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In the annals of film history there have been many great comedic duos: Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, Walter Matthau and Jack Lemon... but now come Wallace and Gromit. In The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis) and Gromit are taken to new levels of sophistication. The animation has become more polished and the story is more complex. All of these components are utilized to bring Wallace and Gromit to the big screen in … more
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Pros: Great clay animation movie with funny scenes that the whole family can enjoy Cons: May be a little scary for younger kids The Bottom Line: Great movie for the whole family despite a few scenes that may slightly scare young kids. Full of humor for all. Plot Details: This opinion reveals minor details about the movie''s plot. This movie is great for all ages, especially for young kids and parents to watch together, although … more
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As expected, the return of Wallace and Gromit was well-worth the wait! The claymation is even more incredible than in the earlier short features, and the plot is much more clever than in "Chicken Run." Wallace and all of his amazing inventions are in full force, and his dog, Gromit, is always ready to assist. Their efforts to provide a humane way to rid neighboring gardens of pesty (and hungry!) rabbits is a nice contrast to all the violent solutions to problems that pervade most films. Wallace … more
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review by MzJen_2_review.
June 27, 2006
I was very surprised that I sat through this movie! When I first saw the previews to this I wasn't to enthuse to see it even the kids, unless they haven't notice it as much. I don't know what I was complaining about. The Clay Animation was by far the most interesting format of animation I've ever seen. I'll admit that the whole idea of a Were-Rabbit is ab-it unbelievable and ab-it childish, but Nick Park adds substance to it which what makes everyone love it. I mean, there won't be a 10 foot rabbit … more
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review by newtonooi.
May 27, 2006
Few movies come along that are great for both adults, teens, kids, guys and gals. Even fewer come along that combine the various types of comedy that exist; slapstick, situation humor, dry British humor, toilet humor, etc... This movie does both. Wallace and Gromit are our two protagonists; a human and his dog. Wallace faces off with Victor Quartermaine, an over-testosteroned, under-haired, alpha male hunter, in a competition for the heart of Lady Tottington. The contest: keeping the town safe from … more
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The 2008 Wallace & Gromit short film.
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