Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Oct 11, 2005 -
© James C. Hess
and Gromit are the creations of Nick Park, who specializes in the Art of stop-motion animation, a pain-staking process that rewards all in the end. At a time when most, if not all films and movies rely heavily on CGI, such work is not only a welcomed relief but a praised one.
A praised one because despite its relevant technological crudeness it is perfect.
We make a house a home by bringing to it personal touches. Nick Park and his associates have once more made the cathedral of shadows and light a home by way of their personal touches. So, to all those who have avoided it--the movie theater--for so long because there was no reason to do so: Welcome home.
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