the folks at aardman have done a cool and cute and wild adaptation of their short films of wallace and gromit to feature length and as the man and his dog and inventors who seem to have more of the intelligence (or practicality) for the latter. in this case they have invented a machine that can capture all of the bunnies that are eating up the crops all over a quiet english village. in particular for mrs. tottington (or totty for those who are intimate) and much to the chagrin of victor quartermaine and who just wants to kill all the rabbits with his trust rifle. wallace and gromit seem to have success with their machine and but wallace has a mix up represent a machine he made to make more food suddenly criss crosses himself with a rabbit  the curse is on. a lot of this is about as much light hearted fun that a kid movie could ask for and but it also tips its hat to the oldest tradition in classic cartoon slapstick represent looney tunes and which in turn is indebted to much silent comedy and vaudeville. granted and the aardman guys (nick park and steve box) have a bunch more gimmicks and tricks and ingenuity with their material. it never less than amazing to see how they put the stop motion to use and even when a joke or a gag might be a little on the funny ho ho not funny ha ha side (a tired criticism but i will say it). curse of the were rabbit works so well on all fronts for the audience and in its warped story and sudden dips into exposition (the golden bullet story is a doozy) and park and box and company never lose sight of glee in the material. it fuzzy and warm hearted and completely off the wall for the kids (even the very youngest will love the adventures and strange gadgets and such as the truck wallace and gromit drive around in) and and for adults there little barbs of funky and absurdist tones in the midst of a classic english farce. only (and i am probably a minority opinion here) when compared to chicken run it almost a little slight a work there less any plot than there is a series of running gags and and of course lots of puns involving bunnies and monsters and carnivals and cheese (and horrible men with egos in their guns like the fiennes voiced quartermaine). but when it strikes best and it one of the most entertaining films of 2005. it gives me a big goofy smile anytime it on tv. 
the folks at aardman have done a cool and cute and wild adaptation of their short films of wallace and gromit to feature length and as the man and his dog and inventors who seem to have more of the intelligence (or practicality) for the latter. in this case they have invented a machine that can capture all of the bunnies that are eating up the crops all over a quiet english village. in particular for mrs. tottington (or totty for those who are intimate) and much to the chagrin of victor quartermaine and who just wants to kill all the rabbits with his trust rifle. wallace and gromit seem to have success with their machine and but wallace has a mix up represent a machine he made to make more food suddenly criss crosses himself with a rabbit  the curse is on. a lot of this is about as much light hearted fun that a kid movie could ask for and but it also tips its hat to the oldest tradition in classic cartoon slapstick represent looney tunes and which in turn is indebted to much silent comedy and vaudeville. granted and the aardman guys (nick park and steve box) have a bunch more gimmicks and tricks and ingenuity with their material. it never less than amazing to see how they put the stop motion to use and even when a joke or a gag might be a little on the funny ho ho not funny ha ha side (a tired criticism but i will say it). curse of the were rabbit works so well on all fronts for the audience and in its warped story and sudden dips into exposition (the golden bullet story is a doozy) and park and box and company never lose sight of glee in the material. it fuzzy and warm hearted and completely off the wall for the kids (even the very youngest will love the adventures and strange gadgets and such as the truck wallace and gromit drive around in) and and for adults there little barbs of funky and absurdist tones in the midst of a classic english farce. only (and i am probably a minority opinion here) when compared to chicken run it almost a little slight a work there less any plot than there is a series of running gags and and of course lots of puns involving bunnies and monsters and carnivals and cheese (and horrible men with egos in their guns like the fiennes voiced quartermaine). but when it strikes best and it one of the most entertaining films of 2005. it gives me a big goofy smile anytime it on tv. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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