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POSTED Monday , October 24, 2005 08:23:38 AM Delete post? (Moderator ONLY)
Took my daughter to see this one. Unlike most kid movies today, that must layer on adult themes to get parents to see them, this was a lot more light weight.

I really enjoyed seeing the silly situations, supported by relatively simple, but perfectly executed plot; and the very cute claymation of Wallace and Gromit. It's remarkable how much expression they can get into a clay figurine's face and eyes. Very appealing characters all around.

Park is to be commended for his work, and I hope more people will go see the talent on display here.

There's no heavy-handed posturing, except the idea that there are peaceful/non-violent ways of getting rid of pests.

All three of us giggled and laughed our way through this charming film.

Four stars


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