Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Reviews

Hi people im walterwhite i gonna review Wallace and gromit and curse of the were rabbit let.s begin


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The story Wallace and gromit They are rabbit hunters because they eat the food of the neighborhood in specific vegetables And more that at that time were competing for a prize to the best vegetable but they treat them like their pets


The story is good although it is not the big thing

The characters
Wallace and gromit the two are good are some of my favorite Duos Although I think it is the duo of the funny and the intelligent

Víctor quartermaine Is the villian of the movie is bad villian not like others of DreamWorks But is not horrible It is the one that competes for someone and wants the other dead

Lady campánula It is the one that makes the tournament and trusts Wallace to catch the rabbits I do not know how to say it but he was like patient not to let that Victor killed the rabbits Is Good

I do not think there are others but one that I liked was Miss blight

The stop motion of the movie are good Sometimes I was surprised but not like in others

The Humor It is more intelligent than in other films is not so forced and knew where to put jokes to be comedy movie And Let it be if you made me laugh in some scenes I think they did very well

I no have more to thing so

Wallace and gromit The curse of the were rabbit is a good movie And I think it is the best animated of 2005 And What I did that began to see Aarmand Recommended if you want to disrate or laugh a Little

Final rating 8,4

This is all im walterwhite and bye

Even though I have always been a fan of Wallace and Gromit, to be honest, it is not my favorite feature starring those two amazing characters. If I recall it correctly, I saw it when it was released with my wife and step-kids and I have just rewatched it recenly with my daughter. As a matter of fact, I prefer 'The Wrong Trousers' which remains, in my opinion, their best movie. Indeed, I really loved the first and second short movies they made but then, from then on, I thought that the stories were not really inspired. Basically, if you have seen 'The Wrong Trousers' and, to some extent, 'A Close Shave', you'll notice that all the movies afterwards pretty much followed the same pattern. Indeed, they basically have the same plot and I always thought that it was kind of disappointing. Still, it doesn't change the fact that the animation was once again just mind-blowing, the two characters but also the supporting ones were great, the jokes were hilarious and the whole thing was still really entertaining. To conclude, even though the story was nothing really original, it remains a very well made and fun clay animated feature and it is definitely worth a look, especially if you like the genre.

Ever since I was a little child, I have always been a fan and have admired the Wallace And Gromit shorts. I was unsure about them making a Wallace And Gromit film but now after seeing this film at the cinema when I was 14, I was ever so glad that they did make this film. Wallace And Gromit In The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit and Finding Nemo are in my opinion the cleverest animated films of all time that have the coolest and funniest jokes in them. I laughed at every single second of this film! Curse Of The Were-Rabbit is another reason why I love Wallace And Gromit.


There wasn't one thing in this film that didn't have no original taste at all. It was the same old Wallace and Gromit that we knew in the three shorts. Wallace and Gromit don't only live together but they work together as well. The neighbourhood are having rabbit problems due to a Giant Vegetable Competition coming up. They are called "Anti-Pesto" who try and stop rabbits ravaging at the vegetables before the competion. After Wallace's new and latest invention that he tries to join together to brainwash the rabbits minds against vegetables so that they wouldn't no longer eat vegetables goes wrong that changes the course of the film. This film has a few awesome British actors who have made a name for themselves in the past but have once again in this masterpiece! Peter Sallis' voice has always been literally perfect for Wallace. Ralph Fiennes provides the voice of Wallace's enemy Victor Quartermaine. Victor is a hunter who is obsessed with what he does. He is trying to lure himself into Lady Tottington's good books so he can marry her and take her fortune. Basically, wants to marry her because she is rich. Victor starts to become jealous when he notices Wallace getting into a personal relationship with her. Victor has a dog called Phillip who is Gromit's enemy. Victor always calls himself a tough guy but really he is an absolute idiot! Helena Bonham Carter provides the voice of Lady Companula Tottington. She lives at Tottington Hall which is where the Giant Vegetable Competition is due to take place. She is Wallace's love interest. Peter Kay, Nicholas Smith and Liz Smith give out hilarious voices as other characters in this film.


Nick Park did an absolutely fabulous job with this film because he made the plot of this film very childish but very adult at the same time because it did become quite scary. Despite how scary it would be for kids, the constant comedy within the film helped it carry on brilliantly! I have always been inspired by Nick Park because of his creative art not only to animation but also to childrens programmes. His work on Chicken Run was awesome as well even though that was a bit of a spoof of the classic film The Great Escape. The script was absolutely brilliant!! There was obviously very childish quotes but it flowed well with the film and it is something that I think most adults appreciated. The script of the film that features the jokes in this film was absolutely brilliant!


Wallace And Gromit In The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit is the cleverest animated film of all time. It is the best animated film of 2005 and that is a fact! I love Chicken Run but I love this film more in every way! Wallace And Gromit In The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit is one of my very close favourite animated films as well as one of the best films of 2005. In my opinion, this is a landmark of animation alongside Toy Story, Spirited Away, Finding Nemo and The Lion King and it totally deserves to be!

No time for a detailed review, but this film was a pleasant surprise for me since I went into the theatre with no prior knowledge or experience of Wallace & Gromit on TV or in any other form and therefore not really knowing what to expect. It turned out to be a very entertaining and funny film. The claymation looks good, and the humour reminds me of Shrek in that the jokes rely a lot on tongue-in-cheek puns and parodies. The humour is definitely very British though, so not everyone will like it. I thought the movie was hilarious myself. Yes, the jokes are very silly, but in a good and witty sort of way. Kids would love the movie for the bouncy bunnies, but adults with a weird sense of humour would enjoy it as well.