It is suitable for any child who can follow a complicated story -- although there are some scary bits -- and it is equally appealing to the child hiding in any adult.
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10/15/05
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)
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Reviews Counted:167
Fresh:159
Rotten:8
Average Rating:8.1/10
Consensus: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a subtly touching and wonderfully eccentric adventure featuring Wallace and Gromit.
Theatrical Release:14-10-2005
Synopsis: The cheese-loving Wallace (Peter Sallis) and his ever-faithful dog Gromit-the much-loved duo from Aardman's Oscar®-winning clay-animated "Wallace & Gromit" shorts-star in an all new comedy... [More]
Starring: Peter Sallis, Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham-Carter, Nicholas Smith
Reviews for Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
There's none of the Hollywood cynicism or too-clever winks meant to instill a sense of exclusive superiority, just a sincere celebration of what makes good filmmaking and a desire to entertain.
10/15/05
There is something indescribably satisfying about the vaguely off-kilter world of Wallace and Gromit and its litany of details.
10/15/05
It’s a ripping good yarn, to boot, breathlessly paced and seamlessly edited, but most important, resoundingly and surpassingly fun.
10/15/05
If the length inevitably dilutes some of the concentrated power and energy of the shorts, it offers compensation, in terms of extra time spent with characters we all love.
10/15/05
Not all the plot points make sense, but they don't really need to.
10/15/05
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10/15/05
Go for the beginning and the end and try to endure the middle.
10/15/05
It's great fun, and a pleasure to see Wallace & Gromit again on the big screen.
10/15/05
Eminently worth seeing, even if it leaves you wishing it were as consistently inventive as Aardman's first feature, Chicken Run.
10/15/05
wonderful characters combined with a captivating, albeit very silly story
10/13/05
Out of 24, it's at least an 18-carrot treat.
10/13/05
Offers more wit, more warmth and more cracking-good storytellling than any animated feature to come down the pike in many a, uh, moon -- and makes most live-action flicks look like empty exercises in the bargain.
10/13/05
Clay superstars Wallace and Gromit could teach most flesh-and-blood actors how film comedy works.
10/13/05
This film, my dears, is not a curse. It is a blessing.
10/13/05
Just a lot of very well-crafted fun that's so full of invention that multiple viewings will likely reveal fresh delights.
10/12/05
If you do not know Aardman Animation, all you need to know is this: they are to stop-motion animation what Pixar is to computer-made cartoons.
10/12/05
Wallace and Gromit is clever but rarely funny. It’s too quaint, too perfectly “fine.”
10/11/05
Satisfying family entertainment that will please fans and newbies alike.
10/11/05
Park and co-director/screenwriter Steve Box keep the laughs and the movie references coming full tilt in 85-breakneck minutes of delicious screen comedy.
10/11/05
Latest News for Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the...
April 28, 2009:
Aardman Announces Two New Movies 
It's been awhile since we've seen an Aardman feature in theaters, but thanks to the studio's deal with Sony, we'll soon be treated to two: "Arthur Christmas" and "Pirates!" More...
October 04, 2007:
Wallace & Gromit Returning for Christmas 2008
Good news, Wallace and Gromit fans: Aardman will soon be bringing the duo back to a (small) screen near you. More...
June 19, 2007:
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. More...
April 03, 2007:
After DreamWorks Split, Aardman Animation Hooks Up with Sony
Big fan of the Aardman Animation flicks? Well, you are if you dug "Chicken Run," "Flushed Away," and "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the... More...
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