Aardman Announces New Slate!
Only a few months after severing ties with DreamWorks Animation, the mad geniuses at Aardman hooked up with Sony's animation division. And now they're announcing their next movies.
Fans of "Chicken Run," "Flushed Away" and "Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" will be pleased to hear about Aardman's newest flicks:
"The Cat Burglars" -- Described as "Wallace & Gromit" meets "Ocean's 11" AND as "family-friendly Tarantino," this one will be about, you guessed it, a team of feline felons. (And clay-mated, not CG animated.)
"Pirates" -- Aardman co-founder Peter Lord will helm this action comedy about ... pirates! (Based on the series of stories by Gideon Defoe.)
"Operation Rudolph" -- From one of the "Borat" screenwriters ... I'll let Variety describe this one: "The Christmas movie shows the North Pole operation as an exhilarating ultra-high-tech military procedure on a massive scale, revealing how Santa and his huge army of combat elves get around the whole world in one night." Sounds cool.
Alas, Aardman presently has no plans to deliver a "W & G" sequel. These new ones sound pretty cool though.
Source: Variety
Fans of "Chicken Run," "Flushed Away" and "Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" will be pleased to hear about Aardman's newest flicks:
"The Cat Burglars" -- Described as "Wallace & Gromit" meets "Ocean's 11" AND as "family-friendly Tarantino," this one will be about, you guessed it, a team of feline felons. (And clay-mated, not CG animated.)
"Pirates" -- Aardman co-founder Peter Lord will helm this action comedy about ... pirates! (Based on the series of stories by Gideon Defoe.)
"Operation Rudolph" -- From one of the "Borat" screenwriters ... I'll let Variety describe this one: "The Christmas movie shows the North Pole operation as an exhilarating ultra-high-tech military procedure on a massive scale, revealing how Santa and his huge army of combat elves get around the whole world in one night." Sounds cool.
Alas, Aardman presently has no plans to deliver a "W & G" sequel. These new ones sound pretty cool though.
Source: Variety
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on Jun 19 2007 06:28 AM more wallace and gromit please. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 19 2007 07:44 AM In reply to this comment (#870073) Yes, Please. (Reply to this) |
on Jun 19 2007 08:27 AM Sweet release slate.. Hope it will work out with Sony.. (Reply to this) |
on Jun 19 2007 11:39 AM I'll see "The Cat Burglars", the rest I find to be meh. (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 19 2007 12:38 PM [b]THE RETURN OF CLAY![/b] I hope all of them are in clay, im sick of cgi (Reply to this) |
on Jun 19 2007 03:35 PM Halellujah (Reply to this) |
on Jun 19 2007 08:35 PM [b]Elves with Uzis...[/b] On the rampage at a mall near you the day after Thanksgiving. (Reply to this) |
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