Wallace & Gromit Gift Set (DVD, 2000)
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Description: Three award-winning claymation shorts from the creator of "Creature Comforts," Nick Park. Includes "The Wrong Trousers," "A Grand Day Out," and "A Close Shave."
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2000 Green Cover edition has changed music
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There were 2 Green Cover editions (1999 & 2000). The 2000 Green Cover edition is the re-issue version with the changed/substituted music for "The Wrong Trousers".
This 2000 Green Cover edition and all later releases of these 3 Wallace & Gromit movie shorts have the changed/substituted music for "The Wrong Trousers".
For the original music of "The Wrong Trousers" see the 1999 Green Cover edition.
This 2000 Green Cover edition and all later releases of these 3 Wallace & Gromit movie shorts have the changed/substituted music for "The Wrong Trousers".
For the original music of "The Wrong Trousers" see the 1999 Green Cover edition.
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If you're here, you've probably seen Curse of the Were-Rabbit, or at least one of the shorts by Nick Park. Well, I can tell you that every movie on this collector's set is just as good as anything you've seen before.
It's astounding how much claymation can express. When you see the emotional range of Gromit, a pooch who speaks only via eyebrows and cheek muscles, you come to realize what an exciting medium this is. And Nick Park uses it to its fullest potential.
The films on this set are what you've come to expect from Wallace and Gromit: brilliant (if somewhat naive and enthusiastic) inventor creates eccentric gadget that should make life easier; gadget goes wrong or is hijacked; Gromit, with minor help from Wallace, has to figure out whodunnit and set things right; things get set right, eventually, and Wallace eats some cheese and crackers.
Children and adults alike will love this set, which is extraordinarily funny (while surprisingly "clean"). In the world of claymation, Nick Park might have surpassed even the creators of Gumbi and Pokey in his originality and creativity.
It's astounding how much claymation can express. When you see the emotional range of Gromit, a pooch who speaks only via eyebrows and cheek muscles, you come to realize what an exciting medium this is. And Nick Park uses it to its fullest potential.
The films on this set are what you've come to expect from Wallace and Gromit: brilliant (if somewhat naive and enthusiastic) inventor creates eccentric gadget that should make life easier; gadget goes wrong or is hijacked; Gromit, with minor help from Wallace, has to figure out whodunnit and set things right; things get set right, eventually, and Wallace eats some cheese and crackers.
Children and adults alike will love this set, which is extraordinarily funny (while surprisingly "clean"). In the world of claymation, Nick Park might have surpassed even the creators of Gumbi and Pokey in his originality and creativity.
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