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There are two things that are next to impossible to find.

1. Chickens that can fly

2. A movie that is as great and fun to watch as this

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Aardman's Groundbreaking Escape to the Movies | Chicken Run Review

There are two things that are next to impossible to find. 1. Chickens that can fly 2. A movie that is as great and fun to watch as this

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Strider_Blaze

Nice review and oof at one of the possible movies for the next review!

Sebastian Canino (Cinemageddon Reviews)

1, Great video, I love this movie and still do. 2, that twist at the end was genuinely unnerving but I’m excited for it. And 3, does anyone remember the Burger King Kids club tie in with this movie? The toys that, when combined, made up a miniature version of the plane they used to escape at the end? Those toys were awesome!

Justin Monti

I really love this movie. I definitely do consider Chicken Run as one of the best stop motion animated films out there and really did an amazing job helping to launch Aardman Animation and help become the Stop Motion animation studio we all know them today. The story is fun and engaging, the animation is beautifully well done, the characters are fun, and the humor is great. Overall, definitely one of the best and quite possibly one of the most important Stop Motion animated films ever made. I have to say I really don’t know what to expect with the next classic review but it should definitely be interesting. Also it was really cool we got a cameo appearance from That Creepy Reading at the end.

Kenneth Stoddard

That was unexpected at the end, although there was one little glitch at the end but I’m sure you can fix it. I think what film that the Creepy Reading is talking about but since I have seen the video myself but boy this is gonna be some mess up movie that gonna make me feel uncomfortable. Anyways, back to Chicken Run, me and my family love that movie including my mom and my sister. I used watch that film a lot as a kid and it still feels fantastic upon revisiting this film again. Great story, strong writing, fun characters, top notch animation, good action, funny humor, fantastic voice acting, and memorable music score by John Powell and Harry Gregson Williams, seriously they both worked great together when to films such as the first Shrek movie and Antz. The only thing I will criticize is that the story feels predictable especially when to the liar reveal aspect that has been done many animated films such as A Bug’s Life and Klaus, but other than that, it a fun fantastic film that Aardman has ever done despite being a DreamWorks movie released. Hope I’ll see it again real soon!

Hunter O'Laughlin

I can probably guess the casting of Mel Gibson was on Dreamworks’ part. But no matter, it’s not like he’s coming back for the sequel. Man! That ending was unexpected. I presume another Patreon request?

Hunter O'Laughlin

What are your thoughts on the following Aardman films?

Kenneth Stoddard

Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Warerabbit was also fantastic just like with Chicken Run. Flushed Away feels like Aardman’s weakest work and even though computer animation is new for them at the time but it no mean bad rather decent. Arthur’s Christmas was spectacular as this is also one of Sony Animation best films. Definitely would watch this every year. Pirates film was fun while nice return to do stop motion animation again, Shaun the Sheep movie was cute, Early Man is okay but also one of Aardman’s weaker films and Shaun the Sheep Farmageddon is also cute but prefer the first film more. That my thoughts on all of their films.

Joshua Copelan

Chicken Run a great classic. Also with the surprise ending, I am curious whats to come for January.

Hugo Segal

Most likely. Especially when during “Curse of the Were-Rabbit’s” production, Jeffrey Katzenberg was going to recast Wallace for another A-list celebrity; he and Nick Park eventually compromised and brought Helena Bonham Carter and Ralph Fiennes on board.

Trenton Girone

I loved this movie when I was little! Curious how Creepy managed to do that, unless he has magic powers. Can’t wait to see what’s in store next year!

Aurélien Beauchêne

Er, is it possible that videos on Vimeo can be interrupted with shady ads? I just got one with a thing called "White Rabbit". Should I warn Mat of that issue?

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Little glitch? (Checks video at the end) I mean, the glitchy parts are intentionaOH SHOOT!!! That shouldn't be there! I fixed that up. It was even worse with the YouTube version where I was still there when Creepy shows up :P So thanks for pointing that out.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Thank goodness that didn’t happen. I’m glad the late Peter Sallis got to voice Wallace for the only time in Wallace & Gromit’s first film. Ben Whitehead, the current voice, will most likely voice the character in a future film.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Still probably the most profitable Aardmen film. Best I don't know but it's up there.