Wallace And Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (2024) ***

Another exciting animated film from the Aardman studio.

Robin Robin (2021) ***

Shaun The Sheep Movie (2015) ***

Arthur Christmas (2011) ***

Entertaining animated feature about Santa Claus' younger son trying to deliver a Christmas present to a little girl in England.

A Matter Of Loaf And Death (2009) **

Less impressive than previous Wallace & Gromit cartoons, but nominated for an Oscar.

Flushed Away (2006) *

The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit (2005) ***

Chicken Run (2000) ***

An excellent remake of The Great Escape, with chickens instead of Allied POWs.

A Close Shave (1995) ****

Oscar-winning cartoon with Wallace and Gromit fighting against an evil dog. Aardman's best cartoon ever.

The Wrong Trousers (1993) ****

Wallace is an naive old gentleman, Gromit his faitful dog, their lodger a thief and "The Wrong Trousers" a terrific, Oscar-winning cartoon with an exciting finale.

Adam (1992) ***

Creature Comforts (1990) ****

Hilarious interviews with zoo animals, who complain about their treatment, but are weary about returning to the wilderness. The animation of clay figurines is excellent and the film is a deft parody of journalistic interviews with "real" people. An Academy Award winner.

A Grand Day Out (1990) ***

Wallace and Gromit build a spacecraft and they travel to a distant planet, where there is lots of cheese. An Academy Award nominee.

War Story (1989) ***

An old man is telling about his life in "the old days". Often hilarious and very inventive.

Next (1989) **

An actor is auditioning on stage. Unlike other Aardman's films, this one uses puppet animation. It's inventive, but a little incoherent.

Ident (1989) **

Weird claymation film about ugly people in a labyrinth.

Going Equipped (1987) *

Boring and depressing film about a juvenile delinquent.

Early Bird (1983) **

This short cartoon about a radio DJ is part of Aardman's "Conversation Pieces" series. It won a Special Jury Award at the L.A Animation Celebration. Co-directed by Peter Lord and David Sproxton.