Aardman Animations Ltd. are well-known for the tactile look, feel and animation of their Plasticine characters, nutty inventive flair, spoofs of proven film genres, goofy but surprinisingly unpredictable plots, sharp humor, and little British...
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Aardman Animations Ltd. are well-known for the tactile look, feel and animation of their Plasticine characters, nutty inventive flair, spoofs of proven film genres, goofy but surprinisingly unpredictable plots, sharp humor, and little British stereotypes that symbolize their profound British home. Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of The Were-Rabbit grandly cradles all of the Aardman traditions, as well as creating some of the best humor and the best character chemistry I have ever seen in ages.

The realtionship of both Wallace and Gromit, is both sweet and engaging, as well as it is witty and ironic. The way how Gromit is mute and uses his facial expressions and his heroic actions showcases his care for Wallace, and how he gets Wallace out of the hotspot of his invention trouble! The way how Wallace always relies on Gromit to be loyal and faithful, is both funny and sweet, even when Wallace is in a crisis!

Even when the movie creates all the hype in it's marvellous action set-peices, there is always a visual gag and subtle gag to keep the nuttiness of the Wallace and Gromit franchise still in tact.

If you a die-hard fan of the Oscar-winning shorts that sparked off the dynamic duo, the spirit of the short films stays consistent in the movie, and the big adventure of the movie, never ailenates the small British humbleness of the Wallace and Gromit world.

As a huge fan of Aardman and Wallace and Gromit, and not coming from a biast point of view, Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of The Were-Rabbit is an animated movie that will appeal to all age groups, because of the movie's consistent charm.