First Look At New Wallace & Gromit Film Coming Soon! | Some Boi Online
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- Directors Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham will be appearing at the Annecy Film Festival to offer fans a sneak peek at the new Wallace & Gromit film.
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As someone who studied journalism, I know exactly what has happened with these articles. An initial article was published (what I like to call Patient Zero) with either incorrect information from a bad source, or more than likely made up to sound better. And then other writers copied the article, changed a few words around to avoid plagerism, didn't fact-check anything because 1) it wastes time and being early is more important than being correct in journalism, and 2) you can always retract stuff later. I know this because we were taught exactly how to do this in our journalism course, and when I complained the tutor shrugged and said that's how it's done. So yeah, that's how wild information spreads, and it spreads faster than ever nowadays.
Long live W&G - I watched 'The Wrong Trousers' with my kids last week and I realised that I was their age when it released back in the '90s. So I'm very happy for something which was part of my childhood to be part of theirs.
Can’t wait for it to be finally released
i hope it's a feature film
I wonder if BBC One would make another Wallace and Gromit ident this Christmas? Of maybe idents featuring Mrs Brown's Boys or How to Train Your Dragon?
I cannot wait! Since I was little, I have loved (still do) Wallace and Gromit💯💯💯
I'm nearly certain it's a feature. One of the animators made a post right after Chicken Run 2 was done that they were onto work on the new Wallace and Gromit "feature film". (I commented this before, but I don't have sources because I cannot remember who it was, so ya'll will just have to take my word for it). I also lean toward it being a feature film because I feel like "short film" would have been specified very early on if it were. "film" is typically referred to as a feature unless otherwise specified.
Very nice! I had not heard about this news! I love Wallace & Gromit in any capacity...short or feature-length. It is just good to see the duo return! It is sad we no longer have Peter Sallis to voice Wallace, but I'm sure his replacement will be great! Stop motion is a long and arduous process, so I'd wager it will be another short if I was a betting man.
They might just be testing the water to see what the reaction is. They may have a lot of material, but depending on how certain elements are received, may decide to cut it to the length of a short film, hence they haven't confirmed if it is feature or short yet.
Imagine if Shaun bitzer & the farmer makes a cameo in the upcoming wallace and gromit film
I can't hardly wait to watch it when it's released!
Can’t wait! 😜
I've said this before Merlin Crossingham IS Nick Park's right hand man when it comes to Wallace and Gromit...
My biggest hope is that it will be released on DVD so I can add to my Wallace and Gromit collection. If it’s being aired on the BBC, that gives me hope it’ll make it to home media.
the one thing im hoping for the most is the possibility of Aardman bringing back the basis for the Anti Pesto van!
Since 2005 the movie Wallace and gromit curse of the were rabbit it was theatrically in theaters and also it became the first stop motion movie to win a oscar award in 2006 and also in June 12th they show a sneak peek of the movie in France that’s where the Olympics is held in Paris and that’s on summer vacation
On an Instagram post, people have been commenting that Aardman movies don't deserve to be distributed via Netflix. So imagine if Aardman had a different distributor, what would you think it would be? (NOT DISNEY THOUGH!)
Sounds interesting I'm happy there premiering it on the BBC first as thats what normally happens, hopefully it is feature-length. 👍
its going to be a tight schedule if it is 45 mins or more. the most logical length is 60mins. Also where on christmas day its going to be since we are guaranteed Eastenders, Doctor Who, Strictly, Gavin & Stacey & Call the midwife. Unless it is a movie length product i can only see the post kings speech slot of 3:10PM
My gut is telling me that we’ll be treated to a new Wallace and Gromit short at the end of the year - perhaps premiering on Christmas Eve/Christmas Day/Boxing Day on BBC1, as per tradition. I reckon it will then be exclusively available to watch on Netflix for a certain length of time. I think if this were a full feature film, it would be realised in cinemas worldwide. What do you think, Some Boi Online? 😊