"Wallace and Gromit" creator Nick Park talks about his Oscar nomination, nutty inventions and jokes that foreigners don't get.
In a year full of big blockbusters and heavy message films, "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" offered audiences something altogether different: pure fun. The claymation confection, starring a quirky cheese-loving inventor and his mute but remarkably expressive dog, emerged not just as an Oscar contender, but also as the best-reviewed movie of 2005. The second feature-length film from writer/director Nick Park (the first was 2000's exuberant "Chicken Run"), "Were-Rabbit" scored a 95 percent positive rating with critics, according to an amalgamation of the film's reviews compiled by RottenTomatoes.com, which ranks films based on their critical reception.
2 comments:
You must see it. It is quite entertaining :)
I remembered telling you of the interview Alison, and posted it just in case it was interesting. was telling me the movie yesterday
MsB,like you, Alison enjoyed these movies and convinced me that I should catch up on them. :)
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