I always find it sad when you remember all of the Were-Rabbit props got lost to the Aardman studios being burnt after the film's release, along with the rest of the Aardman history. Truly, this movie deserved the Oscar it won for best animated movie in 2005.
@@Toysonicandfriends2 Not all of the props from a grand day out, wrong trousers and a close shave were lost, some of them like two wendolene models, a preston model, all three feathers mcgraw models, the rocket, cooker, some of the moon sets, the museum set, crackervac and auto chef, some of the wallaces and gromits, the techno trousers, two shaun models, one of the sheep and the motorcycle and sidecar props also survived in the hands of aardman collectors and crew members, exhibitions and museums.
The new movie might have even better animation then the Two films before it Considering how many years has past since the last film or production, it will not be surprising to see the best animation Wallace and gromit has seen I can’t wait for the next movie But meanwhile, I’ll go watch all the Wallace and gromit films and new chicken run
Man the discipline and precision it must’ve took these animators, a whole year’s work for a few seconds of transforming leg footage! Insane, and the results are incredible
No criticism on the part of the writers and directors: However, though the wererabbit may be a monster, I'm hesitant to call him the Villain when we have good ol' Victor
@@ameliamarie4215 Hello, Amelia! Wow, time flies lol I forgot I ever posted a comment on this video, haha. But being in my 20's has been a blessing. There's lots of adulting, but I can't complain. I'll be 24 this summer, and I still enjoy the Aardman films :D
It is a stop motion, they use that metal to hold it together because the characters are made out of clay so if they did not have the metal to hold them together they will eventually fall apart
Movies back then were absolutely magical, in storytelling and scope. The beautiful scores were final icing on the cake 🎂. There's no magic or inspiration anymore 😢, seems to be all be political and personal agendas and corporate profit. I've noticed that most movies scores sounds very generic with "NO" heart or emotions. I really want to bringing the back those types of movies that I grew up with ever since I was toddler and younger ages in 2000s era with more "Absolutely Magical", "Storytelling" and "Scope". Even more "Heart and Emotion".
@Max fast Lightning power awesome If I was Nick Park or the owner, I'd downright refuse to sell Aardman to Disney. They ruined one franchise and I wouldn't want them to ruin another.
Wasn’t there a version where beu weaver (the announcer, who said, thanks for joining us for this special preview and now our feature presentation on Walt Disney masterpiece collection tapes) announced the whole entire making
Let’s take a look in the 💚 front end! Hmmm! Nothing here! And now for the ❤️ back end! Nothing here, right here! And now for the 💛 middle! I’ll use the x-ray! Hold still
7:25 I saw the film I'm afraid of my made a transformation from wallace toWere Rabbit, the changes to the "WEREWOLF" makes me nothing short TERROR. I'm not afraid of the human form or shape but alternative intermediate processing.
This type of transformation makes me very afraid, like Incredible Hulk indeed not said her name, I'm not afraid of the monsters it their altereghi. Traduci
i remembered three. the quote "kiss my ar...tichoke" another is the ending at wallace' carton box he's wearing says "may contain nuts" and the other maybe just manufactured from my immature mind. when totty told wallace about her fresh produce that she never showed to any man before. im not sure if the quotes were accurate because i watched it when i was 5 years old
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I always find it sad when you remember all of the Were-Rabbit props got lost to the Aardman studios being burnt after the film's release, along with the rest of the Aardman history. Truly, this movie deserved the Oscar it won for best animated movie in 2005.
No the prop in the grand day out wrong trousers and a close shave were lost
Not these props
@@Toysonicandfriends2i think they mentioned the original Chicken Run models were lost in the fire
@@Toysonicandfriends2 Not all of the props from a grand day out, wrong trousers and a close shave were lost, some of them like two wendolene models, a preston model, all three feathers mcgraw models, the rocket, cooker, some of the moon sets, the museum set, crackervac and auto chef, some of the wallaces and gromits, the techno trousers, two shaun models, one of the sheep and the motorcycle and sidecar props also survived in the hands of aardman collectors and crew members, exhibitions and museums.
@@spongebobcoolduke1537thanks
@@Toysonicandfriends2 You're welcome
The budget differences between various Wallace & Gromit movies are quite remarkable. Understandably.
The new movie might have even better animation then the Two films before it
Considering how many years has past since the last film or production, it will not be surprising to see the best animation Wallace and gromit has seen
I can’t wait for the next movie
But meanwhile, I’ll go watch all the Wallace and gromit films and new chicken run
My sister was watching this while playing with art stuff. She had a ton of clay for her birthday and she remade Gromit and his plane
Sounds cool
Coolio
Ooooo interesting
what plane
@@guys_animations The plane nearly at the very end.
My utmost respect to the animators and claymators.
Claymators ? I guess so..
the random show
To be honest I've never heard anyone call Stop Motion animators claymators
I agree
The final battle was an allusion to King Kong and Disney's Beauty and the Beast
I like King Kong and Disney's Beauty and the Beast since I was toddler and younger ages in 2000s era after I was born on September 23rd, 1997.
So it's a reference to king King Kong and beauty and the beast
@@iandanielcassidy8126 Disney’s Beauty And The Beast (1991) Was Directed By Kirk Wise And Gary Trousdale And Produced By Don Hahn
Funny, considering this came out the same year as the Peter Jackson remake.
Just the leg transformation took a year to make? Incredible work!
I love how adorable the bunnies are 🙂
Insane. I just love the armature for the wererabbit.
It's easy as a viewer to overlook how much work goes into some of this stuff.
absolute masterpiece in every way
Along with chicken run, right?
@@scoutart1508 for sure
Film genius now centers in Great Britain, Hollywood is a shell of its former self! Love Wallace and Gromit. Gromits expression say it all.
I love this movie Congratulations Nick Park for creating this movie, I loved it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Man the discipline and precision it must’ve took these animators, a whole year’s work for a few seconds of transforming leg footage! Insane, and the results are incredible
I can’t believe this was shot on film so recently. Digital cameras have come a very long way in a very short time
I swear Nick Park and Steve Box are really brothers, separated at birth. They're too alike
Wednesday 5th August 2020. I love Wallace and Gromit. ❤ Virginia Clark 😃🐶🐢🐇
Fact: The film took five years to make. Production started towards after the release of Chicken Run and wrapped in September 2005.
No criticism on the part of the writers and directors: However, though the wererabbit may be a monster, I'm hesitant to call him the Villain when we have good ol' Victor
He's not the villain, but he was painted as the villain early on in the story.
I've known Aardman when I was two when Chicken Run came out. I'm 13 now and I still love the Aardman movies! From Chicken Run to The Pirates!
What’s it like being 22? :) I’m 13 myself and loved these movies
@@ameliamarie4215 Hello, Amelia! Wow, time flies lol I forgot I ever posted a comment on this video, haha. But being in my 20's has been a blessing. There's lots of adulting, but I can't complain. I'll be 24 this summer, and I still enjoy the Aardman films :D
My main question is who did the voice for the wererabbit? I don't know if it was Peter Sallis, but if it was, that is pure talent.
My guess is Frank Welker. Because I heard he makes animal sounds for most animated films!
@@Natalie_Milana7 I don't think it's Frank Welker, because it doesn't really sound like him.
I think it was Peter Sallis voicing it, only it was pitched very low.
It is a stop motion, they use that metal to hold it together because the characters are made out of clay so if they did not have the metal to hold them together they will eventually fall apart
This wererabbit is so cute
My brother love this movie! It looks like a were-rabbit
Movies back then were absolutely magical, in storytelling and scope. The beautiful scores were final icing on the cake 🎂. There's no magic or inspiration anymore 😢, seems to be all be political and personal agendas and corporate profit. I've noticed that most movies scores sounds very generic with "NO" heart or emotions. I really want to bringing the back those types of movies that I grew up with ever since I was toddler and younger ages in 2000s era with more "Absolutely Magical", "Storytelling" and "Scope". Even more "Heart and Emotion".
So interesting, thats why i wanna be in this industry!
Must’ve been fun animating the transformation scenes. Too bad it was all destroyed in the fire…
actually they along with the other curse of the were rabbit props were exhibited elsewhere in bristol in aid of the films promotion.
@@spongebobcoolduke1537 Actually? Well dang, too bad I’m not from around there
@@lucasbrown4493 Oh that's ok since you're American
2:04 Me at 3am looking for cheese
When Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde meets the Wolf Man.
So glad I got to see curse of the were rabbit on the big screen as a child
When you try your mom's homemade pizza rolls: 6:28
What a lot of time and effort that must of took.
I used to be terrified of the were-rabbit
Same
thought I was the only one
I was too when I first watched this movie in theaters
But I calmed down when I found out The were-rabbit was Wallace
@@joslynmcmillan I was still scared of it afterwards
One of my childhood favorites
2:09 Scott Cawthon creating Bonnie the bunny in a nutshell.
Fnaf 4 nightmare Bonnie the new were rabbit or were Bonnie
Aardman is the best!
Every character made from clay must have a wire armature inside otherwise they will fall apart.
I always love this movie, I wish Aardman would make a sequeal to the movie X3
KiraTheHedgehog319 rid peter sailas
Wallace and gromit dosen't need a Sequel, its a huge franchise
Josh you mean rip
@Max fast Lightning power awesome If I was Nick Park or the owner, I'd downright refuse to sell Aardman to Disney. They ruined one franchise and I wouldn't want them to ruin another.
@@Josh-fq9me rip don't rid
how can i make these type of figures with plasticine
they should make another one
Your wish is coming true
@fcrgrl
Just watched it again on DVD. Really is a wonderful movie and I love Stop-motion which is slowly coming back you know
💚 Front end
💛 Middle
❤️ Back end
@SgtPwnzor1
indeed, usually with these kinds of animations when you're lucky you'll get 3 seconds in one entire working day.
9:11 LOL Wallace's UNDIES!
9:11
Amazing job
Wasn’t there a version where beu weaver (the announcer, who said, thanks for joining us for this special preview and now our feature presentation on Walt Disney masterpiece collection tapes) announced the whole entire making
The curse reminds me dr banner and the hulk and the Avengers
I’m surprised that this video has been up for 14 yrs since I was a kid and it still doesn’t have 1 million views
Let’s take a look in the 💚 front end! Hmmm! Nothing here! And now for the ❤️ back end! Nothing here, right here! And now for the 💛 middle! I’ll use the x-ray! Hold still
Then how did they do the transformation
💛 And now for the middle! I’ll use the x-ray! Hold still!
This were
This wererabbit in this Size is so cute
7:25 I saw the film I'm afraid of my made a transformation from wallace toWere Rabbit, the changes to the "WEREWOLF" makes me nothing short TERROR.
I'm not afraid of the human form or shape but alternative intermediate processing.
This type of transformation makes me very afraid, like Incredible Hulk indeed not said her name, I'm not afraid of the monsters it their altereghi. Traduci
I still prefer Tim Burton stop motion, but this is amazing too:)
Lady Tottington is Emily from Corpse Bride
Lmao no
I meant that she has the same voice as Emily (Helena Bonham Carter)
@@nariman8276she even has a suitor named Victor
Wow all of that is a howling success aarrroooooooooooo!!!!!!
I was so scared!
Agreed :) I love this its awesome XD but nothing will beat Corpse Bride XD and Helena Bonham Carter is in them both!
What scream sound effect was it called?
2:49
The Willhelm scream
@@themagicarcadetma1406 Thank you.
Diego Carrillo a well known Hollywood scream named Wilhem scream
I was actually REALLY scared to see this on my 9th BD. xD
I swear to god I thought that was young Sean Penn in the thumbnail
I LIKE THIS
FULL MOON
Meooooooooo!!!
@TheMusicalMidget You have to be extremely patient to do a REAL claymation
Hey guys, I’m a Were-Rabbit too!
When I grow up I will be a Aardman animator, I’ll make my own Were-Rabbit self as a puppet too!
You need therapy
You’re an embarrassment
8:24 Rabbit Teeth Showing Test (play with no sound/put on mute)
i love the movie :D
It’s the first one from Bonus Features from Wallace and Gromit: The curse of the Were Rabbit Disc.
I think I’m not scared anymore.
I'm still scared of War of the Worlds by Steven Spielberg though
Did Pixar's Turning Red ripped off this idea?
@@foih_fg9 rip off
How about you not spam the goddamn same comment everywhere
1:14 get off
I love this film I tell it when my favorite smart film the coast of a rabbit is my favorite
Is that Tom Hollander doing the voiceover?
I wonder how they made the movie.
I thought the characters were made of clay
why does youtube put big black bars on the side i hate it!
Happy Halloween 2021
This gromit looks like he has brown eyes!
His eyes are actually dar, blue
As seen in a grand day out
Guess they wanted to avoid the mistake the animators made with the 1933 King Kong with the fur problem
Music:Julian Nott(2005)
1950
is this film on the 1, 2, or 3 style?
Not for me. I love stop-motion, but Tim Burton's is a bit too creepy (see Frankenweenie).
cool edition
💚 Preschooler
💛 Kid
❤️ Student
i have DVD it's wasn't work full screen and wide screen i have 2 wallace and gromit the curse of the WERE-RABBIT dvds
Haha what kind of question is that? I'm 20 now and I went to fifth grade when this movie came out and would consider myself as child back then.
*Making Of DreamWorks Wallace & Gromitt The Curse Of Were-Rabbit*
kronk & nicole the curse of the were-bananana
what robots?
i noticed some inappropriate innuendos meant for adults that they put in the movie
And they were...?
i remembered three.
the quote "kiss my ar...tichoke"
another is the ending at wallace' carton box he's wearing says "may contain nuts"
and the other maybe just manufactured from my immature mind. when totty told wallace about her fresh produce that she never showed to any man before.
im not sure if the quotes were accurate because i watched it when i was 5 years old
*****
Fair enough
AsboJunior huhuh
It came out in 2005. How old are you?
I'm 999
Just kidding I'm actually eight
I was seven years old and later turning eight years old on September 23rd, 2005.
That is cool
Array!
Ah well, each to their own :)
no thats how all things like this were made.
7:36 WHAT THE DICKENS?!?!
😂😂😂
💛 Starmix
I think the witches in Macbeth and Macbeth becomes the king!
Yay!
(blowing air)
5:04
5:08