Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Pros: Very well crafted film
Cons: Humor requires more to look at on a deeper level

I previously watched the Wallace & Gromit short films three years ago and there's a curious originality working here that most of today's marketing-oriented cartoons seem to lack: heart. Like there's a passion in these characters and the story that you ...

Pros: Low-key but hilarious, and often strangely touching
Cons: Takes a while to get going, but it's worth the wait

I’m very late to the party where Wallace & Gromit are concerned. They’re the clay-animated subjects of three critically acclaimed Britshorts, most of which I’ve watched in stupefied silence. But with their feature-length film, Wallace & Gromit: The ...

Pros: The best of the Wallace and Gromit animated shorts is all there.
Cons: There's not enough of it.

With so much computer animation around today, Nick Park and his clay figure movers at Aardman were bound to find it difficult to prove themselves in the cinematic world. Nevertheless they managed it five years ago with Chicken Run - a great escape ...

Pros: Clever and Witty
Original
Good References to other Monster Films
Cons: Few lines were lost in translation

Well, I've never seen a Wallace and Gromit movie before Curse of the Were-Rabbit. I've heard of them and they always looked beyond my sense of humor. Honestly, if it wasn't for having seen so many promotionals for this movie, I probably would have ...

Pros: Some funny parts, suspense, good plot line, and some jokes.
Cons: Hard to understand and it is not hilarious.

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit Starring Helena Bonham Carter, Lady Campanula Tottington, James Mather, Ben Whitehead, Noni Lewis, and Robert Horvath Written and directed by Steve Box 1 hour and 25 minutes Rated G ...

Pros: Smart, Clean and Fun. Something for everyone.
Cons: It's a great movie, but not my favorite Wallace and Gromit film.

The Wallace and Gromit legacy began in 1986 with Grand Day Out. The films always have a bit of something for everyone. The kids always love the wacky gadgets and precarious situations that Wallace always gets them into. There are subtle jokes, puns and ...

Pros: It's Wallace and Gromit. 'Nuff said.
Cons: It'll only be out for so long!!!

If you're over 10, which unfortunately some of the population isn't, you'll remember the hit cartoons A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers and A Close Shave. If not, then it's more than likely you've watched them at least once, along with the other hit ...

Pros: Visually amazing, flawless claymation
Cons: Seems to be missing something, I wish I loved it more

Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a full length claymation feature film. The film follows the story of two loveable characters, Wallace (the guy), and Gromit (the dog). In this film Wallace & Gromit have a garden pest catching business where ...

Pros: Great clay animation movie with funny scenes that the whole family can enjoy
Cons: May be a little scary for younger kids

This movie is great for all ages, especially for young kids and parents to watch together, although it can get a little scary at moments for young kids, however there are still man funny scenes for them to enjoy. The movie's main characters are Wallace ...

Pros: Action, Adventure, Good Humor, and Peril
Cons: The ending left some questions unanswered

I'd previous seen the Wallace and Grommet short features and liked them, so I was mildly excited to see they had an animated feature coming out; but Curse of the Were Rabbit surpassed my every expectation. The protagonists are the same as ever, but the gentle fun the script and sets poke at Everyone and Everything caught me off guard. It is subtle -- and equally incisive -- English humour. The plot was slightly thin in places, but one has to remember, this is vaudeville after all. And I know I'm an old softie when set down in front of the big screen, but Grommet's heroic loyalty in the face of (potential) loss brought a tear to my eye.
Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a film folks bring their children to see, but I saw it with a friend and we both left feeling very satisfied.

Pros: unforgettable characters, interesting plot, "feel-good" air to it
Cons: Not as good as The Wrong Trousers, not very funny

I usually tend to avoid children's movie, but I saw The Wrong Trousers when I was younger and I like Wallace and Gromit. So I felt compelled to see this one as well.

First off, I felt a little silly, but that might of been because I was a 21 year-old watching a movie meant for children. :)

But once you get pass that point, its not a bad movie. Not as amusing as The Wrong Trousers, but I found the plot to be fairly interesting. I found it has a bit of a feel-good air to it once you really start watching it. If you have children, they may enjoy it.

Other than that, its a movie I wouldn't see twice unless I had kids.

Pros: Too many to mention.
Cons: None to speak of.

Wallace & Gromit is great for all ages. I was "forced" into going to "The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" and found it to be great. I have yet to see a negative review of the movie. If you want to leave the theater feeling great see it today!

Pros: very very funny and very quotable
Cons: none

I loved the movie. I think its the best so far. Very funny. I thought the animation was good and the characters are lovable. Has both the *haha* scenes and the *tear**tear**poor gromit* scenes. Good family movie. Now i'm going to go eat because "i'm in the mood for FOOD!"

Pros: The animation is great. The characters are all incredibly funny and the storyline is superb.
Cons: I could not find any cons about this movie. It was worth buying.

This movie appeals to both adults and kids. The obvious antics of both Wallace and his sidekick are funny to watch but also the looks of exasperation on their faces when things don't quite go according to plan.
The storyline was funny and the characters are quite appealing.