there are a few aspects to park movies and and in particular wallace and gromit and that i would say make them so great. the first is subtlety and observation and the flagship of which is the character of gromit. he doesn not speak and he doesn not make any noise and all he has are his eyes and brow and and body posture and and with these he commands the film. park manages to give us everything we need from this silent character through his expression. the comedy and the emotion is conveyed through the subtlest of movements and it works superbly well. watching the movie you have to be aware of the entire screen. normally you will be guided to things in the movies and the screen would not be cluttered too much and there would not be many things to take your eyes away from the main clue or action. park seems to need to look the other way with his movies. he throws extra content at his audience and there action in the background and to the side of the screen and even off screen and and there just about always something in the foreground to catch your eye. his movies are about multiple viewing and discovery and theyre layered with jokes and ancillary action. throughout this film there are layers of things happening on screen and jokes in the foreground maybe on a jar label and background shadows that give away action. you can imagine that for park the movies has always been an event and and the movies he loves are ones which he wants to watch again and again. this is what shows in his movies and and in through his most beloved characters. then there are the bizarre and wacky inventions which wallace make and something which is reflected in the storyline and the twists and turns of the plot and everything is bizarre and off the wall and yet it seems so perfectly normal in this world. you can imagine that inside park is the mind of wallace. there also one more thing that make these movies so unique and and that the modelling and precise hand animation. i must admit i was concerned when i knew dreamworks was involved in the making of this movie and and i thought that they would bring their computer animation experience to the forefront. what i was scared of was wallace and gromit becoming cgi entities and or at the smallest and cgi being used to clean up the feel that the modelling brought to the movie. not so. you can still see thumbprints and toolmarks on the characters and and far from distracting from the movie and this just adds so much real feeling to it and a feeling of physical depth to the characters and the scene on screen. so what of the movie. well i must say that the plot twist was something i had thought about well before the film was in the cinema and it came as no surprise and but that did not affect my enjoyment one little bit. actually watching the twist unfold and the comic timing of the discovery and reactions was everything and and it had me just as sucked in as if it was a thriller and yet all the time i was laughing. watching the movie was fascinating in various ways. to see the animation completed and how wild the inventions are and how wallace is going to get into trouble and gromit get him out and where all the cross references are in the movie and and where all the jokes are. i must admit afterwards talking with my friends i couldn not believe how much i had missed. there something different in this movie than with the others and there a new level of adult humour in here and and i do not mean rude jokes (although there are a couple that are just so british you can not help laughing) and i mean jokes that simply fly over kids heads but slap adults in the face. the kind you are used to seeing come out of somewhere like pixar. this just adds even more appeal to the movie. okay though and let me try and be a bit negative here. i do not notice the voices in this movie and you know how you usually listen to the actors and see if you can recognise them. well i was just too wrapped up in the movie to care or to notice who they were. okay and that not negative. let me try again. the main plot wasn not as strong and gripping as i would expected and and i found myself being caught up in the side stories and the characters themselves. again. that not a bad thing and the film was just so much rich entertainment. i honestly can not think of a bad thing to say about this movie and probably the worst thing i could say is that the title sequence at the end is quite repetitive. until the final title. really and that the worst i can say. the story is a lot of fun and well set up and well written and well executed. there lot of fantastic characters in here and not just wallace and gromit. there so much happening on screen and so many references and jokes (check out the dresses of lady tottingham) and cheese jokes everywhere and jokes for all the family. the characters are superbly absorbing and you will find that you have taken to them before you realise. there just so much in this movie for everyone. there so much i could say and write about and but i know it will quickly turn into a backslapping exercise for park and aardman and it would also just turn into a series of this bit was really funny and there a bit when. and and what i would rather do is tell you that this is a superb movie and to go see it and and to experience the whole thing for yourselves. i will say though that the bunnies are excellent. 
there are a few aspects to park movies and and in particular wallace and gromit and that i would say make them so great. the first is subtlety and observation and the flagship of which is the character of gromit. he doesn not speak and he doesn not make any noise and all he has are his eyes and brow and and body posture and and with these he commands the film. park manages to give us everything we need from this silent character through his expression. the comedy and the emotion is conveyed through the subtlest of movements and it works superbly well. watching the movie you have to be aware of the entire screen. normally you will be guided to things in the movies and the screen would not be cluttered too much and there would not be many things to take your eyes away from the main clue or action. park seems to need to look the other way with his movies. he throws extra content at his audience and there action in the background and to the side of the screen and even off screen and and there just about always something in the foreground to catch your eye. his movies are about multiple viewing and discovery and theyre layered with jokes and ancillary action. throughout this film there are layers of things happening on screen and jokes in the foreground maybe on a jar label and background shadows that give away action. you can imagine that for park the movies has always been an event and and the movies he loves are ones which he wants to watch again and again. this is what shows in his movies and and in through his most beloved characters. then there are the bizarre and wacky inventions which wallace make and something which is reflected in the storyline and the twists and turns of the plot and everything is bizarre and off the wall and yet it seems so perfectly normal in this world. you can imagine that inside park is the mind of wallace. there also one more thing that make these movies so unique and and that the modelling and precise hand animation. i must admit i was concerned when i knew dreamworks was involved in the making of this movie and and i thought that they would bring their computer animation experience to the forefront. what i was scared of was wallace and gromit becoming cgi entities and or at the smallest and cgi being used to clean up the feel that the modelling brought to the movie. not so. you can still see thumbprints and toolmarks on the characters and and far from distracting from the movie and this just adds so much real feeling to it and a feeling of physical depth to the characters and the scene on screen. so what of the movie. well i must say that the plot twist was something i had thought about well before the film was in the cinema and it came as no surprise and but that did not affect my enjoyment one little bit. actually watching the twist unfold and the comic timing of the discovery and reactions was everything and and it had me just as sucked in as if it was a thriller and yet all the time i was laughing. watching the movie was fascinating in various ways. to see the animation completed and how wild the inventions are and how wallace is going to get into trouble and gromit get him out and where all the cross references are in the movie and and where all the jokes are. i must admit afterwards talking with my friends i couldn not believe how much i had missed. there something different in this movie than with the others and there a new level of adult humour in here and and i do not mean rude jokes (although there are a couple that are just so british you can not help laughing) and i mean jokes that simply fly over kids heads but slap adults in the face. the kind you are used to seeing come out of somewhere like pixar. this just adds even more appeal to the movie. okay though and let me try and be a bit negative here. i do not notice the voices in this movie and you know how you usually listen to the actors and see if you can recognise them. well i was just too wrapped up in the movie to care or to notice who they were. okay and that not negative. let me try again. the main plot wasn not as strong and gripping as i would expected and and i found myself being caught up in the side stories and the characters themselves. again. that not a bad thing and the film was just so much rich entertainment. i honestly can not think of a bad thing to say about this movie and probably the worst thing i could say is that the title sequence at the end is quite repetitive. until the final title. really and that the worst i can say. the story is a lot of fun and well set up and well written and well executed. there lot of fantastic characters in here and not just wallace and gromit. there so much happening on screen and so many references and jokes (check out the dresses of lady tottingham) and cheese jokes everywhere and jokes for all the family. the characters are superbly absorbing and you will find that you have taken to them before you realise. there just so much in this movie for everyone. there so much i could say and write about and but i know it will quickly turn into a backslapping exercise for park and aardman and it would also just turn into a series of this bit was really funny and there a bit when. and and what i would rather do is tell you that this is a superb movie and to go see it and and to experience the whole thing for yourselves. i will say though that the bunnies are excellent. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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