"Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" *** (out of four): The feature film debut of Nick Park's lovable claymation creations is literally a laugh-a-minute. If only the plot wasn't so darn stupid.
For the first ten minutes or so of “Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit”, you marvel at the claymation technique used to bring the sublimely silly title characters so palpably to life. But then you’re blind-sided by the virtually non-stop barrage of jokes and sight gags until you worry you might be missing some. Indeed, there are more chuckles during the title sequence of “Wallace & Gromit” than most comedies in recent memory.
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Yeah. Sooooooooooo funny.
Two films released within two weeks AIMED AT CHILDREN about NECROPHILIA? ! ? ! ? ! ?
Gee, daddy, why does that man/dog like that dead bride/wererabbit? Can I bring home a diseased dead bride/animal and live with it?
Hmmmmm, and we are wondering how the avian flu is getting introduced to us here in the US?
I'm trying to put it all together - the government (Bush) allows the films to be shown, produced by the devious money-hungry scum who run the media/Hollywood (Jews) and we, the lemmings and our ever-stupider children, just follow the path to the top of the cliff???
Nice.