RIP Angela Lansbury and Robbie Coltrane, the world is less magical without you two :(

Here's some crazy history: DreamWorks, the company that distributed this film, wanted Wallace to have an American impression which Aardman fought against. They also wanted a ton of pop culture references and toilet humor, though twas a fortunate twist when Aardman got what they've wanted and kept Wallace's British voice, thus ridded of what DreamWorks executives intended at first. This was before Aardman cut their ties with DreamWorks upon the box office failure of Flushed Away and became an independent animation powerhouse.

When I found out that it took 2 YEARS to make that one transformation scene,I was amazed by how dedicated these guys were when making this,

I’m glad you recognise this winning a Best Animated Feature award. Keep in mind that Shrek won the very

This movie is the true example of why British animation is amazing.

I agree with Victor being a cartoon villain but at the same time genuinely threatening at times, I legit got kinda disturbed at some scenes cause just from the way he looked, you could tell that he was actually going to try and

I loved this movie as a kid and as I’ve grown up I love it even more. Wallace and Gromit’a first feature film was a smash hit! I hope we see them again on the big screen one day.

I was obsessed with this movie when I was a kid, I used to watch this back to back everyday, eventually my dvd copy worn out, but I got a new copy of the movie a couple of years back. I know this movie like the back of my hand. I love the story, music and basically everything. This is one of my favorite movies of all time, and that’s never gonna change.

Grommet is a complex character but it's all built up by his facial expression

Finally it’s great to see AniMat bring back the 10/10 rating.

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.

I still remember the trailer for this:

In my opinion

Curse of The Were Rabbit, like Shaun of The Dead, succeeds brilliantly on multiple levels:

I actually remember seeing this movie in theaters and I loved it! This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I hope Aadrman bring them back to the big screen one day. Wallace and Gromit are a perfect duo.

This movie is a childhood classic for me. It’s one of Dreamworks best.

Congratulations, Wallace and Gromit, for your incredible accomplishment with this film. As for the next film, I'm guessing it's a Christmas-related film.

As a kid, I LOVED the visuals of this movie, the texture of the produce, how the dirt flies and piles onto the van when it goes underground, it’s all so satisfying that I didn’t quite understand as a kid.

As a child, this was my favourite spooky movie to watch. I remember the scary bits being the beginning with the garden, and the transformation in the woods. This was the first Wallace abd Grommit thing I watched, but I'm so glad that others enjoy it too!!!

The graphics of Luigi's Mansion always remind me of Wallace and Gromit. Such a fantastic movie.