Review of Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) by Dariant. — 22 Oct 2005

I agree that Jon is taking far too much from this movie. Themes of hate, betrayal, and the such have been present in every G rated movie from Bambi and onwards. Without them, how can you have a plot? Unless we make every G rated movie into some potty training video with no plot or character development, you're going to have to deal with it.

If you're really worried that your child is going to go out and kill a bunny or something, well, I feel sorry for your kid. You must not think highly of them if a movie like this scares you that badly.

Anyways, back to reviewing the actual movie. I found it to be a very enjoyable flick. The characterization was quite good and though the movie was geared to kids, it still held a lot of charm to keep me and my friend entertained (we're both 16, in case you wondered).

There were a few corny lines due to the fact that it was a kids movie, but the jokes were well done and the plot, though contrived, was still fun to follow. Overall, though it sounds like I should have a few more complaints, I really don't as this was one of the better movies I've seen in a while.

The only thing I didn't like is that the computer animation used in the movie served to degrade a bit of the claymation atmosphere that made Wallace and Gromit what it is, but besides that, I have no regrets.

That's just my opinion, though, for those for whom this is there first time seeing Wallace and Gromit, I am certain they will be quite pleased.