Something wicked this way hops.
Cheese-loving eccentric Wallace and his cunning canine pal, Gromit, investigate a mystery in Nick Park's animated adventure, in which the lovable inventor and his intrepid pup run a business ridding the town of garden pests. Using only humane methods that turn their home into a halfway house for evicted vermin, the pair stumble upon a mystery involving a voracious vegetarian monster that threatens to ruin the annual veggie-growing contest.
- 7.1
- 2005
- Released
- 1h 25m
Peter Sallis
Wallace / Hutch (voice)
Ralph Fiennes
Victor Quartermaine (voice)
Helena Bonham Carter
Lady Campanula Tottington (voice)
Peter Kay
PC Mackintosh (voice)
Nicholas Smith
Reverend Clement Hedges (voice)
Liz Smith
Mrs. Mulch (voice)
John Thomson
Mr. Windfall (voice)
Mark Gatiss
Miss Blight (voice)
Vincent Ebrahim
Mr. Caliche (voice)
Geraldine McEwan
Miss Thripp (voice)
Edward Kelsey
Mr. Growbag (voice)Dicken Ashworth
Mr. Mulch (voice)Robert Horvath
Mr. Dibber (voice)
Pete Atkin
Mr. Crock (voice)
Noni Lewis
Mrs. Girdling (voice)
Ben Whitehead
Mr. Leaching (voice)
Christopher Fairbank
Additional Voice (voice)
William Vanderpuye
Additional Voice (voice)
Nigel Pilkington
Various (voice) (uncredited)
Jack Angel
Villager (uncredited)
Sheb Wooley
Screaming Citizen (archive sound, uncredited)
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Released
en
$30,000,000.00
$192,610,372.00
- #northern england
- #hunter
- #competition
- #village
- #garden
- #villain
- #parody
- #vegetable
- #yorkshire
- #stop motion
- #contest
- #dog
- #rabbit
- #pest control
- #giant vegetable
- #claymation
- #plasticine
- #joyous
- #whimsical
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I was a bit wary of a feature-length story for this pair. I didn’t think there would be enough to sustain ninety minutes, but this is really quite a good fun adventure. Our intrepid inventors “Wallace” and “Gromit” have a successful business protecting people’s crops from pesky rabbits. When they are summoned by “Lady Tottingham” to deal with these rodents wrecking her pristine lawn, “Wallace” is