The Toad got charged three times with sexual assault. I’m not sure how the justice system entirely works in the United Kingdom but at that rate he would be taken to the police station and would file as a registered sex offender.
13:58 this bit was interesting to me because it's actually true, if an animal that's ment for slaughter is butchered while stressed the muscles and meat tense up making them as chewy as an old tire
It makes sense. He does characters as if they were their human equivalents and despite being a frog man touching someone against their will with your tongue, regardless of how it's done is considered sexual assault
My question is how was she still in one piece? By the movie logic, she should've been chopped up into pieces. So, either the machine has a safety protocol that activates whenever it is suspected to have a human inside, which wouldn't really work because she still got deep fried, or all the chickens were never really dead and were still alive while being consumed, which isn't really likely either.
Ngl, the amount of time this guy spends is admirable, watching movies, series and stuff. Watching the crimes, taking the clips, editing, researching. Is a load of work Keep it up pal!
@@AnimatedCourtroom 40:07: Given how Farmageddon ended on Agent Red reuniting with the Aliens she once befriended, I'm sure she'll be given either a lighter sentence, or a pardon, for being on her best behavior in owning up to her mistake. BTW, the same should go for Whitey, who is actually a big softy. Also, 14:00: I hate to say this, but if Chief Da Silva realized she was attacking Santa Claus, she'd be held accountable for almost cancelling Christmas and conspiring against childhood innocence; and I say this, because freedom of speech is a human right, some people would say that enforcing such conspiracies would damage your reputation (if Donald Trump was an indication), and killing Father Christmas would count as second degree attempted murder (which is illegal in Florida)!
@@jasiyahthomas-y9r TAKE THAT- First of all that’s a ludicrous and outdated stereotype, secondly you have no way of proving that the Toad actually committed this act as we literally see the face of the true culprit, the mime.
"I hate pirates T-shirt"...nah it's the kind of gifts i'll give for Christmas. This sanction is probably the most unexpected i ever see. Mrs Tweedy is probably a disguised cockroach cuz no matter how many defeats she took, she'll always come back.
Not gonna lie, when I first saw Mrs. Tweedy fall into the nugget maker, my heart dropped. If she didn't make it outta that, that would've been a more brutal death than Piella's. 😂
I’m surprised you didn’t charge Mrs Tweedy more for domestic violence towards her husband, rewatching the movie and realizing how abusive she could be to him, not just emotionally but physically too.
Well not entirely since as a lot of kings never signed it but Victoria almost certainly did. There was also the Bill of Rights which I suppose didn’t limit the monarch’s legal ability but was still as impactful
14:51 that was referenced in my school vr game in the form of the discovery of the Reduction center (a Grim factor built like a school to brainwas those who are war criminals to the company it belongs to) and it was Vaggie who discovered it and revealed it while disguised as her sisters
In the film, yes. In reality, Queen Victoria oversaw British efforts to combat barbary and Omani pirates. Some years prior to her ascension to the throne a fledgling US had similar issues, the appealed to the royal navy for help. Given the US had refused to pay for British aid in the 7 years war and had committed treason to avoid paying you can imagine the satisfaction when the Royal Navy told them to piss off. As of Victorias death in January 1901 the pirate threat had largely been dealt with. British garrisons in Aden, Egypt, Zanzibar and Somaliland ensured sufficient military presence and projection of power such that African and Arabian pirates were quite put off. Omani pirates and indeed the Omani empire had learned not to mess with Britain in 1898 when they lost a war on a mere 43 minutes inflicting no losses to the British outside a single sailor who died accidentally falling from a mast. Basically, under Victoria, not only were pirates thoroughly dealt with, the Omani slave trade was almost completely ceased.
33:12 The bolt was pulled back, there wasn't even a round chambered! Maybe reckless endangerment for the stray bullet he shot into the air, but not for waving the gun.
Even so, it is still reckless. This would be considered "flagging." Whether it is chambered or not, you always have to treat your firearm (specifically, the bolt-action rifle) as if it is loaded. There are many charges with flagging a firearm, but in this case, this would fall under disorderly conduct. Victor is aiming his rifle toward the citizens, while unchambered, and is posing as a threat to them. Loaded or unloaded, Victor is irresponsible and brings fear to the ones he aimed his firearm at.
@@LaloSalamancaGaming69 true, sometimes the best villains are like boomerangs. No matter how many times you stop them, they'll always find a way to come back.
31:24 I honestly liked this bit in the movie- something about it just gets a chuckle out of me and it’s the exact kind of randomness I’d expect from Wallace and Gromit- or Aardman in general.
A few discharges were definitely within 20m of a public highway (illegal under UK law). He absolutely should get a few extra charges for his discharges.
Preston framing Gromit for sheep rustling. There's a headline "Gromit bit me, says shepherd". That's obviously Wendoline, which implies he forced her to provide a false testimony, lying presumably under oath.
26:52 Hang on, you forgot all the stuff Feathers did in Project Zoo, which makes his crimes in Wrong Trousers seem tame by comparison. To quote Wallace before the final boss battle (and yes, Feathers is the final boss), "Kidnapper, hostage-taker, diamond counterfeiter, and Arch, erm, Arch Penguin!" He basically operated a criminal empire from inside the zoo and built a bunch of deadly contraptions, all of which he used to, well, attempt to kill Wallace and Gromit! So I'd add those charges to Feathers's list. Not sure what the penalties would be, but still, that cute little penguin is one heck of a criminal! 🤣
I haven't seen Aardman in a while, and it makes me SO FRICKIN HAPPY to see one of my favorite stop motion productions again :) This has inspired me to watch Aardman again!!
In 1993 (when TWT was released), possession of a pistol was fairly easy and legal. Legislation restricting access to hamdguns was passed after the 1996 Dunblane massacre because Britain is a weird country which values the lives of children over weapons.
A VERY interesting fact: In Chicken Run 2: Dawn of the Nugget, Feathers McGraw can be seen near the end, hinting that the ACU (Aardman Cinematic Universe) does in fact exist. It could also hint that Feathers WOULD make a cameo as the villain’s assistant in Chicken Run 3…
Love the videos just godly good work Preston sentence being not subscribed to the channel😂 Piella Bakewell sentence "death + 4 life + 20,5years" But she died so sentence "4 life + 20,5 years"
Since animals like dogs in the wallace and gromit universe seem to be sentient, Bakewell would not only be charged with animal cruelty, but also with false imprisonment.
26:05 You can legally own a firearm in the UK but i doubt he has a firearm license and the revolver he's using (45. ACP with no extended barrel and fixed stock) is not legal in the UK So instead he should be charged with possession of a illegal firearm and possessing a firearm without a license
33:09 the gun he was holding was not cocked therefore there was no bullet in the chamber so the rifle could not be discharged therefore he would not get a reckless endangerment charge.
20:43 That ruby was actually just a fake made out of red glass, so I would just lump that in with the burglary charge. 21:15 There’s actually other rats behind them, so I would count that as 40 second degree murders.
I’m sorry but I laughed way too hard at Queen Victoria coming down the tiny elevator with that look on her face at 8:47. I’ve never noticed that in the movie and I’m upset that it took me this long to see it. 😂
Victor Quartermaine should get 4 additional charges for reckless discharge of a firearm. This has a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison and a minimum of 4 years in prison (in Canada) and because of just how many times he does it I'm just gunna say 10 years each for a total of 40 years in prison.
Hey, as an American I was confused about false imprisonment due to mostly dealing with law enforcement and at time shopkeepers. Which I learned is detain someone in any case is false imprisonment. Also Mrs tweedy in my state would be change with torture if ginger was a person, which could be argued in court that she is a person, due to having their own feelings and beliefs and stuff
As for the Queen, The Monarch of the United Kingdom cannot be charged with crimes. exempt from criminal and civil proceedings as the head of state. Not bad for a 1800's monarch
I'd argue that, while cruel, every action taken by Mrs. Tweedy in the first was legal. After all, she legally owned all those chickens, and you can treat livestock almost however you want. Even with the pie machine, any fault in it would be more on the side of whoever created it if a chicken getting out of the restraints could destroy it completely. Second movie, though, all the chickens from movie one would have been considered wild, and you can't just take animals out of the wild for business, or even just to feed yourself. So I'd add poaching to her list of charges.
I, personally, wouldn't pardon her, she did endangered a lot of people near the end, chasing Shaun and the young alien with her mach-car thing. She could've hurt/kill a person with that stunt, and avoided her punishment by flying with the alien family she met as a child.
32:43 it was shown that she had murdered 12 bakers (one shown at the start, 11 others confirmed by newspaper and the picture book), so that'd also add 11 more counts of murder
Your honor, I would like to add on to the other lawyers response, according to my google search results it states: “While in full right someone could put some cuffs on the Queen and arrest her, this would probably be deemed as Illegal Detainment and the Officer would get fired for it” -👨💼
30:49 In the past, yes, Piella Bakewell would get the death penalty. Nowadays, it's a whole life order. Basically the UK equivalent of Life Without Parole.
3:42 Lord Nooth almost got called out for being sexist as he said the girl shouldn't be on the field. And almost said it to a women's face and forced to change that sentence.
I just noticed something after watching the 2nd chicken run movie. I'm pretty sure the person that voiced Molly also voiced Hilda, from the Netflix show of the same name. I knew I recognized that voice from somewhere.
36:00 Tractor wasn't his. Charge: Unauthorized taking of a motor vehicle (UTMV) Sentence: 6 months imprisonment 36:15 The tractor's cab is damaged (In the movie it was knocked off due to collision with a tree when Trumper was operating it) Charge: Criminal Damage Sentence: 3 months' imprisonment and, or a fine of up to £2,500 (Lower end sentence due to estimated value of tractor, which is based off of the ford 4000 tractor)
Although Preston didn’t break the basement door, he still went in so that would be classified trespassing
are you talking about the villain or the youtuber (prestonplayz)
Preston, the dog
@@Lofusze have you never watched close shave. Man I guess your just a prestonplays fan and always watched it and never watched anything else
ANOTHER SETTLEMENT NEEDS OUR HELP I'LL MARK IT ON YOUR MAP
Yeah, I agree that Preston(the EVIL robo-dog from "The Close Shave") did trespass into Wallace's home via sewers(?) to the basement.
The Toad got charged three times with sexual assault. I’m not sure how the justice system entirely works in the United Kingdom but at that rate he would be taken to the police station and would file as a registered sex offender.
The thought of a literal toad being a registered sex offender is strangely comedic
An Aardman villain voiced by the same person who did Gandalf nonetheless.
If you're talking about the voice actor, sure… But I don't remember the toad doing that in the movie
Explain please
The Booty Is In The Booty 0O0
mrs Tweedy is the only aardman villain who came back for a second round
true
if she gets a 3rd round im just gonna say shes superman
I would say shes out of metal
And her look would be different too just like the sequel of chicken run
@@SuperJaydensworld and she instead tries chicken sandwiches
13:58 this bit was interesting to me because it's actually true, if an animal that's ment for slaughter is butchered while stressed the muscles and meat tense up making them as chewy as an old tire
My god the tongue slapping rita being counted as sexual assault 💀💀💀
PrEcIsELY-
It makes sense. He does characters as if they were their human equivalents and despite being a frog man touching someone against their will with your tongue, regardless of how it's done is considered sexual assault
@@herke7237that, and it’s sorta like disrespecting her own personal space as a female, despite the movie not including human characters
@@CcidergoobA fellow man of a culture I see
Wouldn't the queen also get in trouble for technically murdering a Functionally extinct species
Well not in those days, surprisingly they went extinct around the 1800s. So Dodos weren’t technically endangered back then.
@@vincentthought6130 that is true, didn't think about that lol
And also negotiating with a criminal.
Yep
Although she did have other animals and if were going by todays logic for sentencing shed be charged with Wildlife Trafficking
17:08 Mrs Tweedy must be immortal because she literally survived being turned into a human nugget
For real
My question is how was she still in one piece? By the movie logic, she should've been chopped up into pieces. So, either the machine has a safety protocol that activates whenever it is suspected to have a human inside, which wouldn't really work because she still got deep fried, or all the chickens were never really dead and were still alive while being consumed, which isn't really likely either.
@@PersonOnline469maybe the chopping up part of the machine broke down?
13:33 is the actual clip
Edit: I do agree that that happened but wrong timing
@@mathsarecoolThe video got cut, most likely due to copyright from the original movies.
Hmm, wouldn’t the toad get slammed with genocide (with a life sentence) since he wanted to wash the rats away, and repopulate with his children?
Amazing pfp, very underrated fandom
Since he didn’t succeed he wouldn’t be charged with it.
@@danielclark653 i believe it then would be attempted genocide
Do you mean "Attempted" Genocide? He would've done it if it weren't that freezing pipe idk what it is
@@CreepyCrawIie You are right
Ngl, the amount of time this guy spends is admirable, watching movies, series and stuff. Watching the crimes, taking the clips, editing, researching. Is a load of work
Keep it up pal!
Thanks bro, its a full tine job now basically haha, lucky i have the time for it and its worth it. For the community :)
Mmmm
@@AnimatedCourtroom 40:07: Given how Farmageddon ended on Agent Red reuniting with the Aliens she once befriended, I'm sure she'll be given either a lighter sentence, or a pardon, for being on her best behavior in owning up to her mistake.
BTW, the same should go for Whitey, who is actually a big softy.
Also, 14:00: I hate to say this, but if Chief Da Silva realized she was attacking Santa Claus, she'd be held accountable for almost cancelling Christmas and conspiring against childhood innocence; and I say this, because freedom of speech is a human right, some people would say that enforcing such conspiracies would damage your reputation (if Donald Trump was an indication), and killing Father Christmas would count as second degree attempted murder (which is illegal in Florida)!
@@AnimatedCourtroomI watch your vids every day
22:11 OBJECTION
your honor the toad didn’t assault that French frog he was on a recording
OBJECTION THE TOE DID ASSAULT THE FRENCH FROG BECAUSE THEY DON'T LIKE EACH OTHER
@@jasiyahthomas-y9r TAKE THAT-
First of all that’s a ludicrous and outdated stereotype, secondly you have no way of proving that the Toad actually committed this act as we literally see the face of the true culprit, the mime.
@@RedX03Yes it’s was the mime
Objection!
The mime is an accomplice!
yeah Rita did that not The Toad
You forgot that dodos are practically extinct and Vitoria was trying to pretty much make them go extinct
yep she caused genocide on them.
Yes!!!!!
@@Charles-7yes..
Look up(£5025!)
Unless the dodo finds a mate it's gonna become extinct anyway
24:11
I am pretty sure you could also add a charge of kidnapping to this, as he's taking Wallace from his own home without consent
"I hate pirates T-shirt"...nah it's the kind of gifts i'll give for Christmas. This sanction is probably the most unexpected i ever see.
Mrs Tweedy is probably a disguised cockroach cuz no matter how many defeats she took, she'll always come back.
Is Mrs Tweedy William Afton? 🤨
@@QuizyShortsthat’s what I was gonna say
@@QuizyShorts well, she is the woman behind the chicken slaughter so....
what's a Afton?
oh you means william Afton, no i don't think so because the game was made in 2010 and i think that game was after the bite of 87 meme
27:26 Shaun the Sheep made a cameo appearance in Wallace and Gromit
That's were he came from iirc.
I know I was trying to guess what his name was
& Feathers McGraw was in the end of DOTN.
Not gonna lie, when I first saw Mrs. Tweedy fall into the nugget maker, my heart dropped. If she didn't make it outta that, that would've been a more brutal death than Piella's. 😂
I’m surprised you didn’t charge Mrs Tweedy more for domestic violence towards her husband, rewatching the movie and realizing how abusive she could be to him, not just emotionally but physically too.
Queen Victoria would have no charges as kings and queens can not be prosecuted
Tell that to the Magna Carta!! It clearly states that even Royalty has to obey the law! And Killing endangered animals is a serious crime!!
@@brianwhite9339 Yes but a king and or queen can't go to jail google it
@@brianwhite9339 PS my reply is in referance to the time the movie is set in they can go to jail in the modern day and age
@@MP4WASTAKENeven though the Magna Carta was signed in 1214. This applied ever since.
Well not entirely since as a lot of kings never signed it but Victoria almost certainly did. There was also the Bill of Rights which I suppose didn’t limit the monarch’s legal ability but was still as impactful
14:51 that was referenced in my school vr game in the form of the discovery of the Reduction center (a Grim factor built like a school to brainwas those who are war criminals to the company it belongs to) and it was Vaggie who discovered it and revealed it while disguised as her sisters
37:25 “flirting with a sheep is bit Sus though” Among us.
Probably Welsh
@@enderfredbear5144or a Kiwi.
Queen Victoria should've done what King James II did and pardoned the pirates as long as they agreed to be Privateers who operated under the crown.
In the film, yes. In reality, Queen Victoria oversaw British efforts to combat barbary and Omani pirates. Some years prior to her ascension to the throne a fledgling US had similar issues, the appealed to the royal navy for help. Given the US had refused to pay for British aid in the 7 years war and had committed treason to avoid paying you can imagine the satisfaction when the Royal Navy told them to piss off.
As of Victorias death in January 1901 the pirate threat had largely been dealt with. British garrisons in Aden, Egypt, Zanzibar and Somaliland ensured sufficient military presence and projection of power such that African and Arabian pirates were quite put off. Omani pirates and indeed the Omani empire had learned not to mess with Britain in 1898 when they lost a war on a mere 43 minutes inflicting no losses to the British outside a single sailor who died accidentally falling from a mast.
Basically, under Victoria, not only were pirates thoroughly dealt with, the Omani slave trade was almost completely ceased.
33:12 The bolt was pulled back, there wasn't even a round chambered! Maybe reckless endangerment for the stray bullet he shot into the air, but not for waving the gun.
Even so, it is still reckless. This would be considered "flagging." Whether it is chambered or not, you always have to treat your firearm (specifically, the bolt-action rifle) as if it is loaded. There are many charges with flagging a firearm, but in this case, this would fall under disorderly conduct. Victor is aiming his rifle toward the citizens, while unchambered, and is posing as a threat to them. Loaded or unloaded, Victor is irresponsible and brings fear to the ones he aimed his firearm at.
I'm very surprised that Mrs Tweety is still alive since the first film. And even more surprised that she survived being turned into a nugget.
That woman is TOUGH,you gotta give her that 😂
@@LaloSalamancaGaming69 true, sometimes the best villains are like boomerangs. No matter how many times you stop them, they'll always find a way to come back.
5:24
Fortunately, for Victoria as the ruling monarch of the British Emperor.
She has full immunity to being charged by the law.
Love how trumper is the least sentenced “ima kill this Animal no matter what” villain
8:55 got Assault Three Times 💀
that's wild (also msm fan)
31:24
I honestly liked this bit in the movie- something about it just gets a chuckle out of me and it’s the exact kind of randomness I’d expect from Wallace and Gromit- or Aardman in general.
Imagin your industrial chicken farm being blown up by chickens that's kinda cringe.
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UwU
....how?
I love Aardman and the Wallace and Gromit films are just brilliant. This makes me want to binge them all again for a nostalgia trip 😂❤
When old rivals meet 15:07
Shaun, “You’re terminated pal 29:57!”
For Quartermaine, probably tack on a few “Public Discharge of Firearm” to his list.
A few discharges were definitely within 20m of a public highway (illegal under UK law). He absolutely should get a few extra charges for his discharges.
Preston framing Gromit for sheep rustling. There's a headline "Gromit bit me, says shepherd". That's obviously Wendoline, which implies he forced her to provide a false testimony, lying presumably under oath.
I absolutely love all the Movies being Shown and love seeing all of them pay for their Crimes
26:52 Hang on, you forgot all the stuff Feathers did in Project Zoo, which makes his crimes in Wrong Trousers seem tame by comparison. To quote Wallace before the final boss battle (and yes, Feathers is the final boss), "Kidnapper, hostage-taker, diamond counterfeiter, and Arch, erm, Arch Penguin!" He basically operated a criminal empire from inside the zoo and built a bunch of deadly contraptions, all of which he used to, well, attempt to kill Wallace and Gromit! So I'd add those charges to Feathers's list. Not sure what the penalties would be, but still, that cute little penguin is one heck of a criminal! 🤣
Guess what? HE’S BACK!
39:52 Bruh I can’t 😂 (but seriously that kinda makes sense for her response when falling)
From charges, the toad is the evilest aardman villain (so far)
No it's Ms.tweedy being the evilest aardman villains
no its feathers mcgraw
30:25 that life should be x12 because 12 FLIPPING BAKERS ARE DEAD IN THE SAME YEAR
she got charged with serial killer but i see why
I haven't seen Aardman in a while, and it makes me SO FRICKIN HAPPY to see one of my favorite stop motion productions again :)
This has inspired me to watch Aardman again!!
Victor also tried shooting that rabbit on private property without the owners permission
Feathers McGraw, the penguin who robs museums, and somehow has access to firearms.
In 1993 (when TWT was released), possession of a pistol was fairly easy and legal. Legislation restricting access to hamdguns was passed after the 1996 Dunblane massacre because Britain is a weird country which values the lives of children over weapons.
@@andrewince8824 He also escaped!!
The Hallmark of being a aardman villain: A million animal cruelty charges.
I like how the hunters dog has a girly purse and puts a coin in the plane then continues fighting😂😂😂😂
A VERY interesting fact: In Chicken Run 2: Dawn of the Nugget, Feathers McGraw can be seen near the end, hinting that the ACU (Aardman Cinematic Universe) does in fact exist. It could also hint that Feathers WOULD make a cameo as the villain’s assistant in Chicken Run 3…
HE WENT TO THE CHICKENS
40:00 shouldn’t Anthony trumper also be charged with grand theft auto for stealing the tractor ?
0:15 Aggrevated Assault With a Deadly Weapon (Probably 1st Degree Attempted Murder Charge)
Love the videos just godly good work
Preston sentence being not subscribed to the channel😂
Piella Bakewell sentence "death + 4 life + 20,5years"
But she died so sentence
"4 life + 20,5 years"
She's clever using the oven mint to avoid leaving fingerprints!
14:39 When you were talking about the mental drugged chickens you charged for 505, but in this scene 14:39 you can see a chicken with the number 952.
You know I remember watching that movie and I was NOT expecting the penguin to pull out a glock
0:59 HOW DARE YOU! OH *puts the hands away*HOW DARE YOU!
Ok I won’t lie Mrs. Tweedy got a major glow up in the second movie. Like she’s rocking that outfit and hairstyle!
Since animals like dogs in the wallace and gromit universe seem to be sentient, Bakewell would not only be charged with animal cruelty, but also with false imprisonment.
42:09 I believe reckless endangerment should also be charged.
You forgot that the Queen is legally Above the law and cannot be prosecuted
Magna Carta In the corner crying:
What if its a bad queen and not any regular queen
@@Mrbonnieforsakenar12 They Are still immune to the law because Autocracy is fun
26:05 You can legally own a firearm in the UK but i doubt he has a firearm license and the revolver he's using (45. ACP with no extended barrel and fixed stock) is not legal in the UK
So instead he should be charged with possession of a illegal firearm and possessing a firearm without a license
In the frogs defense, his tongue is his natural weapon. So it’s more of aggravated assault with non lethal weapon
The dog from the Shaun the sheep series name is Bitzer btw 😀
33:09 the gun he was holding was not cocked therefore there was no bullet in the chamber so the rifle could not be discharged therefore he would not get a reckless endangerment charge.
Nice video, can't wait to see whats next
underrated AF, congrats on getting 5 k subs in less then 2 weeks!
8:52 funny edit there, dude! XD
20:43 That ruby was actually just a fake made out of red glass, so I would just lump that in with the burglary charge.
21:15 There’s actually other rats behind them, so I would count that as 40 second degree murders.
The penguin always terrified me, but also amazed me
Feathers McGraw is a genius penguin who is kinda a master criminal and idk why bro used Wallace to steal the diamond with the trousers 💀
Probably wanted to frame him like Preston did Gromit
I’m sorry but I laughed way too hard at Queen Victoria coming down the tiny elevator with that look on her face at 8:47. I’ve never noticed that in the movie and I’m upset that it took me this long to see it. 😂
15:03 “the nuggets look tasty though”💀
I mean he ain’t wrong
@@candycorn777 touche
10:43 Mr. Tweedy jumpscare!
He’s like WHAT YOU DOIN ERE
Victor also has a charge of property damage after shooting the Chrurch's gargoyle, thought I'd point that out.
(26:59) Preston’s True Form is none other than a bucket of bolts. (A Robot)
because i’m *throwing it at you*
referee: what?
the lord: *S L A P P*
14:48 “hAvE a nIcE tImE” that scene is super messed up but the quote is made me laugh
Victor Quartermaine should get 4 additional charges for reckless discharge of a firearm. This has a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison and a minimum of 4 years in prison (in Canada) and because of just how many times he does it I'm just gunna say 10 years each for a total of 40 years in prison.
Hey, as an American I was confused about false imprisonment due to mostly dealing with law enforcement and at time shopkeepers. Which I learned is detain someone in any case is false imprisonment.
Also Mrs tweedy in my state would be change with torture if ginger was a person, which could be argued in court that she is a person, due to having their own feelings and beliefs and stuff
As for the Queen, The Monarch of the United Kingdom cannot be charged with crimes. exempt from criminal and civil proceedings as the head of state.
Not bad for a 1800's monarch
26:55 also I want to point out feathers also is with the chickens at the end of the chicken run dawn of the nugget movie
I'd argue that, while cruel, every action taken by Mrs. Tweedy in the first was legal. After all, she legally owned all those chickens, and you can treat livestock almost however you want. Even with the pie machine, any fault in it would be more on the side of whoever created it if a chicken getting out of the restraints could destroy it completely.
Second movie, though, all the chickens from movie one would have been considered wild, and you can't just take animals out of the wild for business, or even just to feed yourself. So I'd add poaching to her list of charges.
Don’t forget how she treated her husband in the first one and how she kind of treats her new one
I think Preston the cyber dog should have gotten a thief charge for the blueprints for Wallace's machine
+Animated Courtroom, WE LOVE YOU, FRIEND !
Small note for Trumper: While he could give him back to the farmer, he was currently amnesiac.
for the wallace and gormet curse of the ware rabbit theres no way to tell if victer dosnt have a license to chop down a tree or not
We all have to agree that Feathers McGraw is the most iconic Aardman villain.
Agreed well other villains like Mrs Tweedy and Victor were iconic too
44:08 I'd pardon Agent Red because everyone forgave her at the end
I, personally, wouldn't pardon her, she did endangered a lot of people near the end, chasing Shaun and the young alien with her mach-car thing. She could've hurt/kill a person with that stunt, and avoided her punishment by flying with the alien family she met as a child.
@@theowilds3778 ah crap you have a point there
32:43 it was shown that she had murdered 12 bakers (one shown at the start, 11 others confirmed by newspaper and the picture book), so that'd also add 11 more counts of murder
The nuggets look tasty though 💀
26:46 Correction: 15 years later since The Wrong Trousers came out in 1993 and A Matter Of Loaf And Death came out in 2008.
I remember watching Shawn the Sheep, damn those episodes were entertaining
AGAIN, GREAT JOB, +Animated Courtroom ! KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK, FRIEND ! ! 👍😃👍
Your honor, Victoria is a royal so her crimes could be forgiven…Maybe.
Your honor, I would like to add on to the other lawyers response, according to my google search results it states: “While in full right someone could put some cuffs on the Queen and arrest her, this would probably be deemed as Illegal Detainment and the Officer would get fired for it” -👨💼
30:49
In the past, yes, Piella Bakewell would get the death penalty.
Nowadays, it's a whole life order. Basically the UK equivalent of Life Without Parole.
Aren't there regulations for the type of ammo allowed to be fired? Couldn't utilizing a golden carrot as ammo not be considered dangerous?
3:42 Lord Nooth almost got called out for being sexist as he said the girl shouldn't be on the field. And almost said it to a women's face and forced to change that sentence.
Why did that plane look like a Nazi plane? At 30:05
Mrs. Tweedy really had a glow up in the second movie
MRS TWEEEEEEDYYYYY!!!!! - Mr Tweedy 2000
Victor would also be charged with public indecency for the mooning. While on accident, he did still moon the whole town
35:25 who else loves this scene
I just noticed something after watching the 2nd chicken run movie. I'm pretty sure the person that voiced Molly also voiced Hilda, from the Netflix show of the same name. I knew I recognized that voice from somewhere.
Do if studiocanal villans were charged for their crimes please
First maya the bee movies
Villains
CORRECTION:
14:00 Chief Da Silva
15:42 The Toad
19:12 Feathers McGraw
23:00 Preston
26:15 Piella Bakewell
28:48 Victor Quartermaine
32:04 Anthony Trumper
37:10 Agent Red
40:23 Llamas
Les go, new video
36:00 Tractor wasn't his.
Charge: Unauthorized taking of a motor vehicle (UTMV)
Sentence: 6 months imprisonment
36:15 The tractor's cab is damaged (In the movie it was knocked off due to collision with a tree when Trumper was operating it)
Charge: Criminal Damage
Sentence: 3 months' imprisonment and, or a fine of up to £2,500 (Lower end sentence due to estimated value of tractor, which is based off of the ford 4000 tractor)
I love Aardman movies