Wallace & Gromit The Curse Of The Were-rabbit Full Movie

Okay, let's talk Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. We all love it, right? It's claymation gold. But, and this is a big BUT, do we really love it?

A Clay-tastrophe of Opinions?

Maybe, just maybe, I have a slightly unpopular opinion. Prepare yourselves. I think, deep down, it's...overrated. I know, I know! Hear me out!

Don't get me wrong. I adore Wallace and Gromit. Their inventions are bonkers. Their relationship is heartwarming.

The Good Stuff, Obviously

The animation is incredible, obviously. The amount of work that goes into each frame? Mind-blowing. We can all agree on that.

And the jokes? Classic Wallace & Gromit. Cheese puns abound! Who doesn't love a good cheese pun?

The characters are fantastic. Lady Tottington is wonderfully posh. Victor Quartermaine is the villain we love to hate.

The "Problem" (If You Can Call It That)

But here's where I get controversial. The plot, for me, is a little...much. A giant, mutated rabbit terrorizing the village?

It feels like they tried to cram too many ideas into one film. It’s just a bit too chaotic, even for Wallace & Gromit.

Plus, the Were-Rabbit itself? Kinda creepy. I know it's a kids' film, but still! Those teeth!

Compared to the Shorts...

Think about A Grand Day Out. Simple. Charming. Cheese-fueled moon adventure. Perfect.

The Wrong Trousers? Genius. A penguin, some robotic pants, and a diamond heist. Perfection!

A Close Shave? Sheep, a dog-snatching robot, and more cheese. Another absolute classic.

The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, while visually stunning, just lacks that simple charm of the shorts. It feels...bigger. And not always in a good way.

Don't Get Me Wrong!

I'm not saying it's a bad film. It's still Wallace & Gromit. It's still funny and inventive.

But when I think of my favorite Wallace & Gromit adventures, the shorts always come to mind first. They're just so perfectly self-contained.

Maybe it's nostalgia. Maybe I'm just a grumpy old cheese-lover. But I think the shorts are better. There, I said it!

Agree? Disagree? Let Me Know!

So, am I alone in this? Am I committing cinematic blasphemy? Probably. But that's okay!

I'm happy to be the odd one out. As long as I have my cheese, I'm good. Especially Wensleydale.

Maybe, just maybe, you feel the same way. Or maybe you think I'm completely nuts. Either way, let's discuss! Perhaps over a nice cheese board?

Thanks for reading. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to watch A Grand Day Out. For the tenth time this year.