Aardman's done it again!

[DEATH eVADER]

Just been to see W&G: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, and I got to say I'm impressed.

Their use of medium has always impressed me (I feel like playing constructor), and the tone and mood of the film is some of the best I've seen in the business.

The facial animation rivals HL2

What are your thoughts on the film?

 

[Frank]

They're showing it at a danish halloween show but the whole ****ing thing has been dubbed so I won't go watch it...
I'm watching The Corpse Bride, Doom, (sorry, I just have to) and The Exorcism of Emily Rose...

 

[Javert]

I liked it.

"Beware of the moon!"

 

[craig]

I thought it was alright, but I'm nearly 25 years old, and I watched it was a 25 year old. It's full of British stereotypes, which I'm sure the American audience will love and the story is VERY predictable. I love it for the nostalgia maintly and I did like Peter Kays charachter.

 

[Crispy]

I must say I didn't like Chicken Run nearly as much as A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers and A Close Shave. The fact that they take out words and terms a foreign audience won't understand takes away some of the quicky Britishness of it. For example they took the word "marrow" out of The Curse of the Were-Rabbit because American audiences wouldn't know what it meant. I mean I can't see it being intrinsic to the plot, can you?