Wallace y Gromit: La venganza se sirve con plumas
Título original: Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
Se centra en la preocupación de Gromit de que Wallace se haya vuelto excesivamente dependiente de sus inventos, que se demuestra justificada cuando Wallace inventa un "gnomo inteligente" que... Leer todoSe centra en la preocupación de Gromit de que Wallace se haya vuelto excesivamente dependiente de sus inventos, que se demuestra justificada cuando Wallace inventa un "gnomo inteligente" que parece desarrollar una mente propia.Se centra en la preocupación de Gromit de que Wallace se haya vuelto excesivamente dependiente de sus inventos, que se demuestra justificada cuando Wallace inventa un "gnomo inteligente" que parece desarrollar una mente propia.
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- CuriosidadesWhen Wallace answers the door, a flatcap and blue grey raincoat are seen hanging up next to Gromit's yellow raincoat & hat. This is a tribute to Wallace's original voice actor, Peter Sallis, who wore the flatcap & raincoat in his role as Norman Clegg in Last of the Summer Wine. Sallis passed away in 2017.
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Written by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett)
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Gromit is growing concerned that Wallace is becoming too reliant on his invention. They're proved to be correct when his master creates a smart Gnome which he names Norbort, whose factory setting are reset and it switches to evil mode. When it becomes apparent that the nefarious Penguin Feathers McGraw is behind the chaos which ensues, Gromit sets out to put a stop to his devious plan and save Wallace who finds himself in some very hot water.
The ninth animated full length feature from Aardman Animations, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl sees the long awaited return of Nick Park's beloved cartoon duo. The eccentric, homely inventor who lives with his loyal pet Canine companion Gromit. Initially having featured in four short movies that were made-for-TV. They've become something of a British institution becoming one of the most successful exports to come out of the UK. So much so that it inspired a full length movie in 2005 with The Curse of the Were Rabbit.
Directed once again by the ingenious Academy Award winning Nick Park, whose dedication to his art in bringing such an intricate, detailed piece of animation to life is peerless. The zany, quirky world that his unlikely comic duo inhabit has lost nothing of It's idiosyncratic charm. Introducing a wonderfully infectious creation with Wallace's robotic Garden Gnome Norbot (voiced by Reece Shearsmith). A zestful, speedy contraption that is the set-up for some sublime sight-gags. He proves to be a force of nature performing gardening tasks with ample hustle and bustle. The scene alone where he's being recharged is delightfully rib-tickling.
The plot also serves to signal the come back of Feathers McGraw, the criminal Penguin mastermind from The Wrong Trousers. Now finding himself imprisoned in a local zoo. Whose plot to exploit Norbot for his own ends, includes exacting revenge on are heroes who were previously instrumental for having him seen brought to justice. Cue a wealth of inspired and elaborate slapstick set-pieces which I have to say really should have been brought to the big screen, as the small screen just doesn't do it quite the justice it deserves. It's none the less bags of unadulterated, outlandish fun. Not least because of the inclusion of Chief Inspector MacIntosh, (Peter Kay) last seen in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, and plucky young protégée PC Mukherjee (Lauren Patel). Ben Whitehead delivers an uncanny vocal performance, replacing the late Peter Sallis, magnificently. If I didn't know any better I'd have thought it was Sallis himself. He beautifully embodies the warmth and personable charm of the character. With the rest of the voice cast certainly no shirkers either. It has lost none of Its innate Britishness.
Considering that Curse of the Were-Rabbit took five years to finally reach cinema screens in 2005. It comes as no surprise that it took sixteen years after their last short, a Matter of Loaf and Death, for us to get Vengeance Most Fowl but It's been well worth the wait.
Containing a steady stream of blink and you'll miss them small gags that demand repeated viewing. Park once again leaves us wanting more, although given its due to the demanding production process I shouldn't wonder that it might be another seventeen years since we might see them again. And fingers crossed that this won't be the last.
The ninth animated full length feature from Aardman Animations, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl sees the long awaited return of Nick Park's beloved cartoon duo. The eccentric, homely inventor who lives with his loyal pet Canine companion Gromit. Initially having featured in four short movies that were made-for-TV. They've become something of a British institution becoming one of the most successful exports to come out of the UK. So much so that it inspired a full length movie in 2005 with The Curse of the Were Rabbit.
Directed once again by the ingenious Academy Award winning Nick Park, whose dedication to his art in bringing such an intricate, detailed piece of animation to life is peerless. The zany, quirky world that his unlikely comic duo inhabit has lost nothing of It's idiosyncratic charm. Introducing a wonderfully infectious creation with Wallace's robotic Garden Gnome Norbot (voiced by Reece Shearsmith). A zestful, speedy contraption that is the set-up for some sublime sight-gags. He proves to be a force of nature performing gardening tasks with ample hustle and bustle. The scene alone where he's being recharged is delightfully rib-tickling.
The plot also serves to signal the come back of Feathers McGraw, the criminal Penguin mastermind from The Wrong Trousers. Now finding himself imprisoned in a local zoo. Whose plot to exploit Norbot for his own ends, includes exacting revenge on are heroes who were previously instrumental for having him seen brought to justice. Cue a wealth of inspired and elaborate slapstick set-pieces which I have to say really should have been brought to the big screen, as the small screen just doesn't do it quite the justice it deserves. It's none the less bags of unadulterated, outlandish fun. Not least because of the inclusion of Chief Inspector MacIntosh, (Peter Kay) last seen in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, and plucky young protégée PC Mukherjee (Lauren Patel). Ben Whitehead delivers an uncanny vocal performance, replacing the late Peter Sallis, magnificently. If I didn't know any better I'd have thought it was Sallis himself. He beautifully embodies the warmth and personable charm of the character. With the rest of the voice cast certainly no shirkers either. It has lost none of Its innate Britishness.
Considering that Curse of the Were-Rabbit took five years to finally reach cinema screens in 2005. It comes as no surprise that it took sixteen years after their last short, a Matter of Loaf and Death, for us to get Vengeance Most Fowl but It's been well worth the wait.
Containing a steady stream of blink and you'll miss them small gags that demand repeated viewing. Park once again leaves us wanting more, although given its due to the demanding production process I shouldn't wonder that it might be another seventeen years since we might see them again. And fingers crossed that this won't be the last.
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