Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

I really refused to see this movie. I refused to go with the school and I refused to go with my parents. Just by looking at the trailer it looked stupid, to me anyway. One of my friends wanted to... Full review

When Wallace and Gromit burst onto the scene in their academy award winning short, "A Grand Day Out," they created a fresh new look at claymation. After two more shorts, Aardman's dynamic duo returned for this thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining... Full review

There are a few aspects to Park's movies, and in particular Wallace & Gromit, that I would say make them so great. The first is subtlety and observation, the flagship of which is the character of Gromit. He doesn't speak,... Full review

Wallace and Gromit are the main characters in some of the best cartoons ever crafted. The excellent mix of visual humor and claymation makes "A Grand Day Out," "The Wrong Trousers," and also "A Close Shave" some of the best... Full review

WALLACE & GROMIT: THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT (2005) **** (Voices: Peter Salis, Ralph Fiennes Helena Bonham Carter)Fantastic Feats of Clay: Wallace & Gromit Save the Day! Crackin' Good Entertainment!Nick Park, the creator of the animated team of Wallace &... Full review

What-ho! This one is jolly good. I say jolly good, ol' chap. Or should I say "ol' bean"? My mastery of British terminology is a little dusty. Anyway, my biker boots and I walked into this screening with no prior... Full review

I saw it at a German press screening. Without giving too much away: Most critics really seemed to like it very much. There was even applause afterwards, which is quite unusual for that species. From my point of view and... Full review

Being a "Wallace and Gromit-fan", I was looking forward for this full-length movie. Surprisingly I saw it at THE world-premiere in Vlissingen (NL), at the Film by the Sea festival. A wonderful feeling to be one of the first to... Full review

This first (and hopefully not last) Wallace & Gromit feature lives up to expectations. There are plenty of jokes (some a bit cheeky) as well as some great tributes to past Science Fiction movies. With the barrage of awful and... Full review

A very enjoyable film. You can see there's much more subtlety in the characters with regard to facial expressions. The voice actors did a great job, and there are some great gags, some of which are not for children, but... Full review

if these guys can weave a better yarn.....the mystery is in figuring out why genius creator Nick Park would fall back on such a hackneyed plot.....Wallace & Gromit in A Matter of Loaf and Death only gets a passing grade taking into account the lovable history of the characters themselves..... ... Full Review

I am delighted so many millions of viewers enjoyed BBC One's fantastic lineup of family comedy, entertainment and drama," BBC One Controller Jay Hunt said. Nick Park and Steve Box show off their Oscars after winning for Best Animated Feature for "Wallace and Gromit in the Curse of the Were-Rabbit" at the 78th Annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, Ca. ... Full Review

With its deft humour and unique touches, Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is an inspired adventure for every age. Warm, funny, with a ripe sense of the ridiculous, the heart of any story about Wallace and Gromit, lies in the strength of the man/dog relationship. ... Full Review

With its deft humour and unique touches, Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is an inspired adventure for every age. Warm, funny, with a ripe sense of the ridiculous, the heart of any story about Wallace and Gromit, lies in the strength of the man/dog relationship. ... Full Review

You can expect all manner of King Kong pastiches once the remake opens in December, but Wallace & Gromit succeeds in spoofing the great ape months in advance. An array of new humans now figure - including PC McIntosh (voiced by Peter Kay), Lady Tottington (Helena Bonham Carter) and her no-good snooty suitor Lord Victor Quartermaine (Ralph Fiennes, in Rigsby mode) - as do numerous not-so-cutesy rabbits. ... Full Review

If there's any Wallace & Gromit fans out there saddened by the breakup of Dreamworks and Aardman , cheer up. I told you there was plenty more in store for the animation studio's most popular characters, and I wasn't just... ... Full Article

It's been announced today that Dreamworks Animation is prematurely putting an end to the five-picture deal it had signed with Wallace And Gromit creators Aardman because nobody wanted to go and see any of the films the companies made together... ... Full Article

Other contenders for best animated feature include Chicken Little, Corpse Bride, Howl's Moving Castle and Madagascar, which earned nine nominations overall. Presented by the International Animated Film Society, the awards recognize the year's best in animation from film, television, commercials ... Full Article

Not only is "Wallace & Gromit" the year's best family film, it has potential to become one of the top family films of all time. ... Full Article

Ten years since disposing of the mechanized canine Preston in "A Close Shave", Wallace and Gromit have been taking it easy, bar inventing the odd gadget as seen in the "Cracking Contraptions" short film series. ... Full Article

There's a corner of the animation world that's forever England -- a claymation universe where every brick row house has its proud vegetable garden, where modern dentistry has yet to make serious inroads, and where man's best friend and intellectual ... Full Article