I actually think Gromit's more of the dad type. I mean look at all the things he does for this guy, putting him on the diet, trying to talk him outta something crazy, and being the first to point something out, uh.....yeah, that's, the point is I think Gromit's more of the dad type.
The thing is about the two characters Wallace and Gromit; Wallace is a cheese loving inventor and Gromit is Wallace’s closet companion. On an interesting note Wallace and Gromit’s popularity saved a cheese factory in Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England in which it happens to be Wallace’s favorite cheese is Wensleydale.
Yes! Aardman captured our hearts with their _Wallace and Gromit_ shorts, and then, this film truly showed the characters at their highest potential yet. I especially love how expressive Gromit is without sound or a mouth. Please check out their other projects.
fun fact! the original plan was for grommit to speak in the classic shorts... but when they shot the first sequence, they realised he said everything he needed too with just his brows and they left him mute ever since.
You have to do "Chicken Run" at some point. It's so heartfelt and so much fun. Also, fun fact: the song Gromit listens to on the radio is a song from the movie "Watership Down". It's an animated movie based on the book by Richard Adams. It's a little scary for young kids and it has a bittersweet ending, but it's worth the watch. That and "The Last Unicorn".
wallace and gromit is a british classic, I'd recommend the original shorts and the first movie just because they are kind of charming. Its sort of quiet and silly childhood fun though this was the first that goes full movie level with amazing scores and extra animation work.
I absolutely love Wallace and Gromit so much, they were a huge part of my childhood when I was growing and this movie is so good with it's animation, comedy and great cast! Loved your reaction to the film Nick and can't wait to see what's next
Fun fact: this is not only is the first and only stop motion film to win an Oscar, but it’s 3rd Oscar that the duo won. Also, they’re planning another Wallace and gromit movie set to be released in 2024.
Gromit is a dog. He’s like a super intelligent dig who helps out. He cleans up Wallaces messes when his machines or plans go wrong and often gets his back when it comes to stuff. Literally Man’s best friend. Wallace is usually aloof to things happening and it’s Gromit that notices the big stuff
As a British person, I love watching non British people react to these, mainly because I understand all the English humor and they don’t.😂 Like gulping down a cup of tea before doing anything else and that brassakers joke always gets me!
In case you aren't aware of it, the song "Bright Eyes" that plays on the radio when Gromit first encounters the were-rabbit is from the movie "Watership Down", which is an animated movie featuring rabbits as its' protagonists. Just in case you are interested because this sounds cute...... it is a very dramatic and partly brutal movie that is not afraid to go places. It is also a very good movie though. I recommend it but do not expect a commedy or something meant for kids. It is not.
I don't think all too many people are aware of Watership Down nowadays. The movie isn't shown very often and is rarely talked about. But I very much assume that those people who do still know it will probably recognize the song and what it actually stands for besides being a pretty piece of music.@@kaizerhall3138
I remember growing up on some of Aardman Animation's projects, particularly Wallace and Gromit. Perhaps because of the special English charm and the fact that the creators love what they do.
This is one of several great Aardman Animation projects done with Dreamworks! 😄 Aardman is an animation studio in England, and I’ve got such a big soft spot for their stuff. They also did Chicken Run, which you’ve heard me mention a time or two haha, and Flushed Away. Both great Aardman/Dreamworks pictures! Wallace and Gromit were actually some of their very first characters, which is why there’s so many shorts out there with then. And unfortunately the VERY day before this movie was released, the animation studio caught on fire and so much of the gorgeous handmade artistry you see here was lost. But they’re back in business! No longer in partnership with Dreamworks, but they’re still going strong!
I was never that into Wallace and Gromit but I always remember seeing the "lady rabbit" joke in the trailer and finding it hilarious. Gromit really does have a wide range of expressions despite not having a mouth!
Has anyone recommended "Cats Don't Dance" yet? It's a beautiful hidden gem and underrated classic from my childhood that deserves more attention! I think Nick might appreciate that one.
Omg I love Wallace and Gromit! They were so fun to watch as a kid. I have all their episodes on dvd. Also, all the contraptions are so cool. Wallace is an inventor and he built everything they have. Wallace also has quite the obsession with cheese. Most of these are made clear with all the episodes. Love your content as usual. I wish more men were open about sensitivity and emotional feelings towards movies. 😊
This was a fun movie. I'm glad you liked it Nick! I remember watching the older Wallace and Gromit shorts and the other movies from the creator when I was younger. Claymation, or Stop motion animation in general, is so underappreciated.
Don't call it 'Claymation' - that is a trademarked term created by the brilliant Wil Vinton (people of a certain age mostly remember him for dancing raisins). He was absolutely brilliant, and kind of a predecessor to Nick Park, but his clay animation was more fluid and sometimes surreal. See the Nome King's palace in "Return to Oz". As a general term, 'clay animation' will serve, though these models are usually not exactly clay.
Fun and rather weird fact: the prize “melon” of Gromit’s is actually supposed to be a marrow, but the script was altered by Dreamworks, as they suspected that American kids wouldn’t know what a marrow was. This would’ve been reasonable, if they *hadn’t already animated the movie*.
Dude! Growing up, my brother and I would watch this movie every. Single. Morning. For years! This movie has a special place in my heart and it always will!
That moment when you realize its voldemort and bellatrix talking :) also this is ralph fiennes second voiceover of a dreamworks villian the first being rameses from the prince of egypt
Such a great movie! Not sure if you’re aware, but there’s a spin-off to ‘Wallace and Gromit’ called ‘Shaun the Sheep’. There’s two films from that series and I think they’re both really fun. I don’t think anybody’s reacted to them yet, so hopefully you consider it :)
My first introduction to Wallace and Gromit was the one where they went to the moon. I still remember thinking how different it was, and how adorable the characters were. Especially Gromit. Without saying a word, he says so much with attitude.
Many things about this particular Wallace and Gromit film that I thought are funny were the rabbits going like "weeee", the police chief making a dirty joke about arson, and when Victor accidentally puts the black rabbit on his head thinking it was his toupee.
This movie legitimately scared me so bad as a kid. I hated the idea of Wallace turning into some uncontrollable monster. Watching it again through your commentary will maybe help me beat this fear once and for all.
Watching Gromit do everything he does to Wallace, feeding him a diet, giving him advice, being the more responsible to Wallace's silliness, it makes me wonder who the real sidekick is.
I've watched this multiple times throughout my childhood and it honestly is still very endearing. I love how for most of the movies you watch, you point out how good the scores are. It's something I usually don't notice on my 3rd or even 5th watches and makes me realize that yeah, I do love the soundtracks
I can't believe you did this movie!! I watched it on repeat as a child. I rented the VHS tape from the movie store and only had 1 day to get my money's worth lol.
If you love this movie, check out other Wallace & Gromit shorts. You'll be amazed by the level of creativity, the humor and the feats these two can accomplish together.
Wallace and Gromit were one of the first things I ever watched as a child back in the early 90s. It's interesting to note that without them and Wallace's great love of cheese, the Wensleydale cheese factory would have shut down.
Don’t know if you’ve seen it but Fantastic Mr Fox is a good stop motion film by a popular director. Or Chicken Run which is another stop motion film made by the same people who made Wallace and Gromit
So the other main projects with Wallace and Gromit that were made are actually short films each thirty minutes and three of which were made before the film and one after. They are A Grand Day Out (nominated for Best Animated Short Oscar, but lost to another short by the same team)-1989, The Wrong Trousers (won the Oscar for Best Animated Short),-1993, A Close Shave (won the Oscar for Best Animated Short),-1995, This film won the Oscar for Best Animated Film and did so over two other great films: Howl's Moving Castle and Corpse Bride. I Am glad this one won though. A Matter of Loaf and Death (nominated for Best Animated Short Oscar),-2008, Also the film wasn't made by DreamWorks they only distributed it. The film was made by a British studio named Aardman.
I absolutely LOVE this movie. I like clay and stop-motion animation...they're so unique even when computer animation is used with it, they always have this nostalgic look to them. The puppets also tend to have like...differt looks to them and don't tend to suffer from "same face" syndrome that CG falls into at times *coughDinseycough*. Like, I not not ALL CG looks the same but still...a lot of it tends to. Kinda like with a lot of anime you'd get same faces and same characters that are only distinguished by the color of their hair and eyes(and in case of some anime not even that)
This is one of my favorite movies! I used to watch the DVD all the time when I spent summers with my paternal grandparents. Love your reactions and Aloha from Hawaii! 🌺
"The bounce has gone from his bungee" might seem like hutch just saying nonsense (which it partly is) but its also a line Wallace has said before, during a close shave. I'm pretty sure everything hutch says is something Wallace has said at some point, even if not from this particular film.
Loved Wallace and from it growing up as a kid. I thought Wallace was the luckiest guy for having such a fantastic dog. I would recommend watching the others. They aren’t full length movies, but they are still really funny and as always the stop motion is incredible. I’d also just recommend anything else made by Aardman.
Wallace and Gromit is so enjoyable! If you ever watch the shorts I'd absolutely love to see your reactions! The fact that only 4 30 minute shorts and 1 film have been made it's genuinely depressing that there isn't more. Since Peter Sallis (The voice of Wallace) passed away, Nick Park had been very hesitant to make another Wallace and Gromit project. However, since Ben Whitehead has gotten better at replicating Sallis's voice for Wallace, and the fact that a new project has been announced, there's hope for these two, and that makes me very happy! Wallace is an inventor, he loves making contraptions, including the whole elaborate system to get out of bed, and his favorite food is cheese, hence why all the books have cheese puns. No, Gromit isn't his slave or son, he's just his dog that doesn't act like a dog. Gromit was meant to speak occasionally as early as the first short, but his expressions in one scene convinced Nick Park to keep him silent. Wallace has also had two other love interests besides Lady Tottington, but the general consensus is there she's the best one, because the others don't work for obvious reasons that I don't want to spoil should you watch the shorts, which I hope you do! Fun fact, everything Hutch says is something Wallace either said earlier in the movie or from one of the three shorts made before the movie came out! Also, could I recommend a movie called RANGO? It's a great movie that's overlooked and underappreciated.
The bounce is gone from his bungee is my favorite line in this film. Also nickflix please do bobs burgers movie someday because you are now my favorite youtube channel ever now
that line is from Wallace and Gromit and a close Shave ^_^... i recommend all the shorts of Wallace and Gromit, theres a few more lines that are just as fun ^_^
I would love it if you reacted to Rio someday! It’s a Blue Sky movie and it means a lot to us Brazilians (and especially us who live in Rio!) at it was a huge thing when it came out and Carlos Saldanha (the creator of Blue Sky and director of Ice Age) directed it, and started the project because of the fact that he is brazilian and from Rio himself
@@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002 Do not say that about me, but yes either 2D or 3D, and what you said wasn’t nice. So, could you please watch what you say, next time?
love this movie especially wallace’s transformation really put a twist on the movie! would have preferred it to be longer and scarier but since it’s a children’s movie!
YES!! HELLO NICK!! I finally got some movies on Blu Ray: A Night At The Opera with The Marx Brothers Fritz Lang's Fury Captains Courageous Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde 1941 Seven Days In May Wild Rovers Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins Drive My Car. Tonight I'll be watching Rocky and KING KONG 1976. Saturday - The Last Waltz, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers Sunday - Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate: Directors Cut. Monday - SUPERMAN 2, Excalibur: Directors Cut. Tuesday - Chariots Of Fire, Prince Of The City. Wednesday - BLADE RUNNER: Final Cut, Gandhi. Thursday - James Bond 007 In Octopussy, Scarface. Friday - Red Dawn, The Terminator.
Wallace and Gromit is a great small movie series. Glad u liked it. Definitely watch/react to the other movies; A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers, A Matter of Loaf and Death, and A Close Shave. All very good too. Also excellent Dreamworks stop-motion films; Flushed Away and Chicken Run
my dad grew up in the uk so he showed me these movies when i was a kid. i didn’t speak english back then so it’s fun to rewatch them again with you and understand it a bit more
Happy mate that you enjoyed the movie, and to help you out. There are the four Wallace & Gromit short films like A Grand Day Out in 1989, The Wrong Trousers in 1993, A Close Shave in 1995, and so far the current short film from 2009 A Matter of Loaf and Death. There is a new Wallace & Gromit movie coming in 2024 for NETFLIX, so be looking forward to that soon. All of them are great, and you should check out Aardman's other films like the big one Chicken Run.
So, the rest of the Wallace and Gromit films aren’t exactly films perse, more like episodes of a tv show. There are four of them, and they’re all 30 minutes long each. In order, they are: - A Grand Day Out - The Wrong Trousers - A Close Shave - (Were-Rabbit) - A Matter of Loaf And Death There are loads of other stop motion Aardman films that I think would be really cool to check out as well. Hope you can get around to them at some point!
I lately realized taht Dry british humor is pretty close tonorthern german humor. I am german, but I remember growing up with all kinds of british shows, Wallace and Gromit, Catweazel, Father Brown...
I was never a huge fan of Wallace and Gromit. I like Shawn the Sheep more. But nobody can deny the genius of it. Gromit is simply the best. Takes a lot of talent to give so much personality to someone that doesn't make a sound, or has a mouth for that matter.
There are more Wallace and gromit movies but there more like shorts Wallace and gromit a grand day out which is actually the first Wallace and gromit movie, and the wrong trousers, a close shave, and a matter of loaf and death
Also if you are ok with a mostly-dialogue free movie you should chekc out "The Shaun the Sheep" movie. It's based of a children's tv show, that was itself a spin-off of the Wallace and Gromit short film "A Close Shave". But the movie stands alone in its own right as a very sweet and heartfelt story.
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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction!! See you next for Despicable Me 2 and a surprise movie!!
Is the surprise movie John Wick, and/or Garfield: The Movie starring Bill Murray as Garfield?
I hope the surprise movie is the book of life
@@patriciasmith3875 It’s very similar to Coco.
You should react to Batman (1989)
What about Return of the Jedi ? You’re no longer continuing ?
"So that's like his dad." That is kinda what pet owners are, when you think about it, basically an adopted family.
I actually think Gromit's more of the dad type. I mean look at all the things he does for this guy, putting him on the diet, trying to talk him outta something crazy, and being the first to point something out, uh.....yeah, that's, the point is I think Gromit's more of the dad type.
The thing is about the two characters Wallace and Gromit; Wallace is a cheese loving inventor and Gromit is Wallace’s closet companion. On an interesting note Wallace and Gromit’s popularity saved a cheese factory in Wensleydale, Yorkshire, England in which it happens to be Wallace’s favorite cheese is Wensleydale.
Yes! Aardman captured our hearts with their _Wallace and Gromit_ shorts, and then, this film truly showed the characters at their highest potential yet. I especially love how expressive Gromit is without sound or a mouth. Please check out their other projects.
fun fact! the original plan was for grommit to speak in the classic shorts... but when they shot the first sequence, they realised he said everything he needed too with just his brows and they left him mute ever since.
You have to do "Chicken Run" at some point. It's so heartfelt and so much fun. Also, fun fact: the song Gromit listens to on the radio is a song from the movie "Watership Down". It's an animated movie based on the book by Richard Adams. It's a little scary for young kids and it has a bittersweet ending, but it's worth the watch. That and "The Last Unicorn".
wallace and gromit is a british classic, I'd recommend the original shorts and the first movie just because they are kind of charming. Its sort of quiet and silly childhood fun though this was the first that goes full movie level with amazing scores and extra animation work.
Anything by Aardman Animation is worth watching....
Ralph Fiennes who voiced Victor also plays Voldemort in the Harry Potter franchise.
And voiced Rameses in Prince of Egypt.
@@osmanyousif7849 He also voiced Jesus Christ in The Miracle Maker (2000).
And Mallory in Skyfall, Spectre and No Time to Die...
And Helena Bonham Carter voices lady Tottington. She also plays Bellatrix Lestrange
@@lightsabercoloredits2744she also voices as Emily the Corpse Bride
I absolutely love Wallace and Gromit so much, they were a huge part of my childhood when I was growing and this movie is so good with it's animation, comedy and great cast! Loved your reaction to the film Nick and can't wait to see what's next
Me too.
Fun fact: this is not only is the first and only stop motion film to win an Oscar, but it’s 3rd Oscar that the duo won. Also, they’re planning another Wallace and gromit movie set to be released in 2024.
Gromit is a dog. He’s like a super intelligent dig who helps out. He cleans up Wallaces messes when his machines or plans go wrong and often gets his back when it comes to stuff. Literally Man’s best friend. Wallace is usually aloof to things happening and it’s Gromit that notices the big stuff
21:26 dont mind me only now geting this joke: thats the song that played in the first Watership Down movie, AKA the famous murder bunnies flick
Same here.
Yep. During one of the most haunting scenes in the movie.
As a British person, I love watching non British people react to these, mainly because I understand all the English humor and they don’t.😂
Like gulping down a cup of tea before doing anything else and that brassakers joke always gets me!
In case you aren't aware of it, the song "Bright Eyes" that plays on the radio when Gromit first encounters the were-rabbit is from the movie "Watership Down", which is an animated movie featuring rabbits as its' protagonists.
Just in case you are interested because this sounds cute...... it is a very dramatic and partly brutal movie that is not afraid to go places. It is also a very good movie though.
I recommend it but do not expect a commedy or something meant for kids.
It is not.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed that about the song.
I don't think all too many people are aware of Watership Down nowadays. The movie isn't shown very often and is rarely talked about. But I very much assume that those people who do still know it will probably recognize the song and what it actually stands for besides being a pretty piece of music.@@kaizerhall3138
I'm glad you reacted to this, Wallace and Gromit was always an all-time classic, and especially since they put such work into these types of movies
I remember growing up on some of Aardman Animation's projects, particularly Wallace and Gromit. Perhaps because of the special English charm and the fact that the creators love what they do.
This is one of several great Aardman Animation projects done with Dreamworks! 😄 Aardman is an animation studio in England, and I’ve got such a big soft spot for their stuff. They also did Chicken Run, which you’ve heard me mention a time or two haha, and Flushed Away. Both great Aardman/Dreamworks pictures! Wallace and Gromit were actually some of their very first characters, which is why there’s so many shorts out there with then. And unfortunately the VERY day before this movie was released, the animation studio caught on fire and so much of the gorgeous handmade artistry you see here was lost. But they’re back in business! No longer in partnership with Dreamworks, but they’re still going strong!
Wallace & gromit are a staple in British culture. 1 feature film (this) and 4 tv films. Beloved by essentially the whole country
I’m so glad this movie won Best Animated Feature! You should do a reaction to DreamWorks’ two other Aardman films, Chicken Run and Flushed Away!
While not Dreamworks, The Pirates! Band of Misfits and Shaun the Sheep are worth a watch too.
Chicken Run is very good.
I was never that into Wallace and Gromit but I always remember seeing the "lady rabbit" joke in the trailer and finding it hilarious. Gromit really does have a wide range of expressions despite not having a mouth!
His expressions make him more human than the others characters
Has anyone recommended "Cats Don't Dance" yet? It's a beautiful hidden gem and underrated classic from my childhood that deserves more attention! I think Nick might appreciate that one.
Omg I love Wallace and Gromit! They were so fun to watch as a kid. I have all their episodes on dvd.
Also, all the contraptions are so cool. Wallace is an inventor and he built everything they have. Wallace also has quite the obsession with cheese. Most of these are made clear with all the episodes.
Love your content as usual. I wish more men were open about sensitivity and emotional feelings towards movies. 😊
This was a fun movie. I'm glad you liked it Nick! I remember watching the older Wallace and Gromit shorts and the other movies from the creator when I was younger. Claymation, or Stop motion animation in general, is so underappreciated.
Don't call it 'Claymation' - that is a trademarked term created by the brilliant Wil Vinton (people of a certain age mostly remember him for dancing raisins). He was absolutely brilliant, and kind of a predecessor to Nick Park, but his clay animation was more fluid and sometimes surreal. See the Nome King's palace in "Return to Oz".
As a general term, 'clay animation' will serve, though these models are usually not exactly clay.
Me too.
Fun and rather weird fact: the prize “melon” of Gromit’s is actually supposed to be a marrow, but the script was altered by Dreamworks, as they suspected that American kids wouldn’t know what a marrow was. This would’ve been reasonable, if they *hadn’t already animated the movie*.
Great, it’s another “philosopher/sorcerer” incident again.
It makes sense for Wallace to get it wrong though seeing as it appears he's not a big veggie fan.
There’s two versions of the film where in the US, melon is used and in the UK marrow is used.
Dude! Growing up, my brother and I would watch this movie every. Single. Morning. For years! This movie has a special place in my heart and it always will!
Wallace and Gromit were a significant part of my childhood, nice to see this movie again ❤ :D
That moment when you realize its voldemort and bellatrix talking :) also this is ralph fiennes second voiceover of a dreamworks villian the first being rameses from the prince of egypt
Simplist way to describe Gromit, he's a very intelligent beagle
R.I.P Peter Sallis aka Wallace.
Such a great movie!
Not sure if you’re aware, but there’s a spin-off to ‘Wallace and Gromit’ called ‘Shaun the Sheep’. There’s two films from that series and I think they’re both really fun.
I don’t think anybody’s reacted to them yet, so hopefully you consider it :)
My first introduction to Wallace and Gromit was the one where they went to the moon. I still remember thinking how different it was, and how adorable the characters were. Especially Gromit. Without saying a word, he says so much with attitude.
I love how Wallace transforms into a were rabbit
Many things about this particular Wallace and Gromit film that I thought are funny were the rabbits going like "weeee", the police chief making a dirty joke about arson, and when Victor accidentally puts the black rabbit on his head thinking it was his toupee.
This movie legitimately scared me so bad as a kid. I hated the idea of Wallace turning into some uncontrollable monster. Watching it again through your commentary will maybe help me beat this fear once and for all.
Watching Gromit do everything he does to Wallace, feeding him a diet, giving him advice, being the more responsible to Wallace's silliness, it makes me wonder who the real sidekick is.
I've watched this multiple times throughout my childhood and it honestly is still very endearing.
I love how for most of the movies you watch, you point out how good the scores are. It's something I usually don't notice on my 3rd or even 5th watches and makes me realize that yeah, I do love the soundtracks
I can't believe you did this movie!! I watched it on repeat as a child. I rented the VHS tape from the movie store and only had 1 day to get my money's worth lol.
If you love this movie, check out other Wallace & Gromit shorts. You'll be amazed by the level of creativity, the humor and the feats these two can accomplish together.
This was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid! Im so happy to see you react to it!
It's awesome to know Bellatrix and Voldermort voiced Totty and Victor!
“I need more gold bullets”
“Well they don’t come cheap you know”
Wallace and Gromit were one of the first things I ever watched as a child back in the early 90s. It's interesting to note that without them and Wallace's great love of cheese, the Wensleydale cheese factory would have shut down.
Don’t know if you’ve seen it but Fantastic Mr Fox is a good stop motion film by a popular director. Or Chicken Run which is another stop motion film made by the same people who made Wallace and Gromit
Checkn Run is good. Aardman has made also: Pirates: Band of misfits and Early Man, very nice claymations.
So the other main projects with Wallace and Gromit that were made are actually short films each thirty minutes and three of which were made before the film and one after. They are
A Grand Day Out (nominated for Best Animated Short Oscar, but lost to another short by the same team)-1989,
The Wrong Trousers (won the Oscar for Best Animated Short),-1993,
A Close Shave (won the Oscar for Best Animated Short),-1995,
This film won the Oscar for Best Animated Film and did so over two other great films: Howl's Moving Castle and Corpse Bride. I Am glad this one won though.
A Matter of Loaf and Death (nominated for Best Animated Short Oscar),-2008,
Also the film wasn't made by DreamWorks they only distributed it. The film was made by a British studio named Aardman.
I absolutely LOVE this movie. I like clay and stop-motion animation...they're so unique even when computer animation is used with it, they always have this nostalgic look to them. The puppets also tend to have like...differt looks to them and don't tend to suffer from "same face" syndrome that CG falls into at times *coughDinseycough*. Like, I not not ALL CG looks the same but still...a lot of it tends to. Kinda like with a lot of anime you'd get same faces and same characters that are only distinguished by the color of their hair and eyes(and in case of some anime not even that)
I love Wallace and Gromit the curse of the were rabbit movie. This movie is a great classic, epic, incredible and fantastic.
Wallace got turned into the rabbit with the brain machine. Hutch got some of Wallace and Wallace got some of Hutch
'Does he think something will go wrong?' asked like someone who has definitely never watched Wallace and Gromit before 😅 something always goes wrong
This is one of my favorite movies! I used to watch the DVD all the time when I spent summers with my paternal grandparents. Love your reactions and Aloha from Hawaii! 🌺
"The bounce has gone from his bungee" might seem like hutch just saying nonsense (which it partly is) but its also a line Wallace has said before, during a close shave.
I'm pretty sure everything hutch says is something Wallace has said at some point, even if not from this particular film.
Hell yeah dude, Wallace and Gromit is awesome. Aardman really hit it out of the park, and all the Wallace and Gromit shorts are great
This was a movie I watched constantly as a child. I almost forgot how funny it was. Glad you enjoyed it too, Nick!
Yes I loved Wallace and gromit growing up
I just rewatched all the Wallace and Gromit shorts on Amazon last week. I definitely recommend those too.
45:25 - It wasn't sacrificed that ended the Were-Rabbit, it was beauty that killed the beast.
Loved Wallace and from it growing up as a kid. I thought Wallace was the luckiest guy for having such a fantastic dog. I would recommend watching the others. They aren’t full length movies, but they are still really funny and as always the stop motion is incredible. I’d also just recommend anything else made by Aardman.
Wallace and Gromit is so enjoyable! If you ever watch the shorts I'd absolutely love to see your reactions! The fact that only 4 30 minute shorts and 1 film have been made it's genuinely depressing that there isn't more. Since Peter Sallis (The voice of Wallace) passed away, Nick Park had been very hesitant to make another Wallace and Gromit project. However, since Ben Whitehead has gotten better at replicating Sallis's voice for Wallace, and the fact that a new project has been announced, there's hope for these two, and that makes me very happy!
Wallace is an inventor, he loves making contraptions, including the whole elaborate system to get out of bed, and his favorite food is cheese, hence why all the books have cheese puns.
No, Gromit isn't his slave or son, he's just his dog that doesn't act like a dog. Gromit was meant to speak occasionally as early as the first short, but his expressions in one scene convinced Nick Park to keep him silent.
Wallace has also had two other love interests besides Lady Tottington, but the general consensus is there she's the best one, because the others don't work for obvious reasons that I don't want to spoil should you watch the shorts, which I hope you do!
Fun fact, everything Hutch says is something Wallace either said earlier in the movie or from one of the three shorts made before the movie came out!
Also, could I recommend a movie called RANGO? It's a great movie that's overlooked and underappreciated.
They also made a batch of shorts of about 2 or 3 minutes long maybe about 6 or 7 shorts that I think is on the W&G TH-cam channel
Wasn't there a second film? A matter of loaf or death.
@@sillyface6950 That’s one of the 30 minute shorts, there hasn’t been a “proper” theatrical movie since this one.
Fun fact: in the UK version of the film Gromit’s prize melon was actually a marrow. Why Dreamwork’s decided to change the name lord only knows.
The bounce is gone from his bungee is my favorite line in this film. Also nickflix please do bobs burgers movie someday because you are now my favorite youtube channel ever now
that line is from Wallace and Gromit and a close Shave ^_^... i recommend all the shorts of Wallace and Gromit, theres a few more lines that are just as fun ^_^
Those aren’t random words that Hutch says. They’re all famous quotes that Wallace had said in all of the previous short films in the series.
I like DreamWorks & Aardman's Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005). It's one of the best animated feature film ever.
Valdermort does the voice of Victor with the dog and bellatrix does the voice of mrs Tottington 🤣😂🤣😂
Thanks for reacting to Wallace & Gromit. They inspired me to invent my own claymation since the movie came to theatres. I love Wallace & Gromit. 👍
I'm glad you were able to enjoy one of my favorite childhood classics.
This movie is so goofy it's one of my favorite stop motion movies of all time.
I would love it if you reacted to Rio someday! It’s a Blue Sky movie and it means a lot to us Brazilians (and especially us who live in Rio!) at it was a huge thing when it came out and Carlos Saldanha (the creator of Blue Sky and director of Ice Age) directed it, and started the project because of the fact that he is brazilian and from Rio himself
I’m glad you enjoyed this movie. I’m not a fan of claymation, but I’ll watch it with you, anyway, Nick.! Love your reactions.
"I’m not a fan of claymation"
Pfft, lemme' guess, you're a freakin' 2D fanboy.
@@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002 Do not say that about me, but yes either 2D or 3D, and what you said wasn’t nice. So, could you please watch what you say, next time?
@@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 Whatever.
@@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002 Sorry
I've watched this movie many times. And I just now noticed her outfit at the end looks like corn. That's hilarious.
Fun fact: Victor is played by Voldemort
The priest is hands down my favorite character lmfao
love this movie especially wallace’s transformation really put a twist on the movie! would have preferred it to be longer and scarier but since it’s a children’s movie!
It took them about 5 years to make this and Chicken Run, which came out 5 years before this film.
34:04 it raises the question:
Who was the real monster wererabbit/Wallace or Victor?
YES!!
HELLO NICK!!
I finally got some movies on Blu Ray:
A Night At The Opera with The Marx Brothers
Fritz Lang's Fury
Captains Courageous
Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde 1941
Seven Days In May
Wild Rovers
Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins
Drive My Car.
Tonight I'll be watching Rocky and KING KONG 1976.
Saturday - The Last Waltz, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
Sunday - Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate: Directors Cut.
Monday - SUPERMAN 2, Excalibur: Directors Cut.
Tuesday - Chariots Of Fire, Prince Of The City.
Wednesday - BLADE RUNNER: Final Cut, Gandhi.
Thursday - James Bond 007 In Octopussy, Scarface.
Friday - Red Dawn, The Terminator.
Wallace and Gromit is a great small movie series. Glad u liked it.
Definitely watch/react to the other movies; A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers, A Matter of Loaf and Death, and A Close Shave. All very good too.
Also excellent Dreamworks stop-motion films; Flushed Away and Chicken Run
Ah a classic. Had this on dvd and watched it on the strap on tv in the car whenever we would go on vacation
I love this film so much!!!
My top stop-motion films I highly recommend would be:
*Coraline*
*Chicken Run*
*Fantastic Mr. Fox*
Corpse Bride is also incredible
He already has watched coraline
@@chrisyboy139 Oh shoot, you're right
I just love everybody in the church ⛪️ starting to panicking lol 😂
I never really got into Wallace and Grommit, but Shaun The Sheep is awesome
Shaun wouldn't exist without W&G
Same here.
my dad grew up in the uk so he showed me these movies when i was a kid. i didn’t speak english back then so it’s fun to rewatch them again with you and understand it a bit more
Happy mate that you enjoyed the movie, and to help you out. There are the four Wallace & Gromit short films like A Grand Day Out in 1989, The Wrong Trousers in 1993, A Close Shave in 1995, and so far the current short film from 2009 A Matter of Loaf and Death. There is a new Wallace & Gromit movie coming in 2024 for NETFLIX, so be looking forward to that soon. All of them are great, and you should check out Aardman's other films like the big one Chicken Run.
I haven’t watch this film in such a long time. This brings back so many childhood memories😍
You should watch A Grand Day Out, A Close Shave, and The Wrong Trousers.
omg I love this movie!!!!! I love that Bellatrix is in this 😊 Wallace and Gromit is such a dear part of my childhood 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I reacted the same way you did when I first saw this movie.
So, the rest of the Wallace and Gromit films aren’t exactly films perse, more like episodes of a tv show. There are four of them, and they’re all 30 minutes long each. In order, they are:
- A Grand Day Out
- The Wrong Trousers
- A Close Shave
- (Were-Rabbit)
- A Matter of Loaf And Death
There are loads of other stop motion Aardman films that I think would be really cool to check out as well. Hope you can get around to them at some point!
This is such an underrated movie! So glad you did it. Thank you!
I lately realized taht Dry british humor is pretty close tonorthern german humor. I am german, but I remember growing up with all kinds of british shows, Wallace and Gromit, Catweazel, Father Brown...
RIP Peter Sallis as Wallace, Clegg in Last of the Summer Wine and Rat in The Wind in The Willows 1984-1990
HOLY SHIT! MY CHILDHOOD!!! Oh, the memories .
34:44 Funny that whoever wrote the subtitles thinks that "Oh 'eck!" is "awake". Obviously not a British person.
You may also enjoy the pirates in and adventure with scientists
This was one of my kids fav movies, they watched it over and over
I was never a huge fan of Wallace and Gromit. I like Shawn the Sheep more. But nobody can deny the genius of it. Gromit is simply the best. Takes a lot of talent to give so much personality to someone that doesn't make a sound, or has a mouth for that matter.
There are more Wallace and gromit movies but there more like shorts Wallace and gromit a grand day out which is actually the first Wallace and gromit movie, and the wrong trousers, a close shave, and a matter of loaf and death
Nick you are officially and always been the “GREATEST”
Lol. My friend. You mentioned Bellatrix and yet missed the fact that Voldemort is also in the movie. Ralph Fiennes.
Chicken run, if you've never seen it, is WELL worth the watch.
Also if you are ok with a mostly-dialogue free movie you should chekc out "The Shaun the Sheep" movie. It's based of a children's tv show, that was itself a spin-off of the Wallace and Gromit short film "A Close Shave". But the movie stands alone in its own right as a very sweet and heartfelt story.
Really hope you also check out Chicken Run one day. It's produced by the same studio and I believe it's their first feature film.
An astonishing old movie!!!
I remember watching Wallace and Gromit the curse of the were rabbit 🐰 when, I was 8 years old.